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Documentary short series on the war in Ukraine 鈥淎rchives, hereinafter鈥 premieres on @aaltoarts Instagram
Three-part documentary short series is created for Instagram by ELO Film School students Mikael Rutkiewicz and Anna T枚rr枚nen.
Vojt臎ch Zaj铆膷ek believes that being the captain of a basketball team taught him important skills in leadership
Working together and relying on each other in order to succeed is something that is also emphasized in the Global Management programme
ELLIS Distinguished Lectures bring outstanding AI researchers to greater Helsinki
Students can earn credits by attending the seminar series.
Alumna Riikka Davidkin: Impact is at the heart of my work 鈥 We do nothing if it cannot have a positive impact in society in the first place
Our alumna Riikka Davidkin dreamed of an international career already as a child. Now, as head of a team investing in impact funds at Social Finance in New York, she feels that her work has great significance. In her mind, it is the financial sector that is best positioned to have an impact on solving the big problems of our time.
Up to 97% of our Master's degree graduates recommend the business degree
The national career monitoring survey is carried out annually.
New BIZ Master's students met alumni in Welcome Evening
New Master's students of the School of Business made contact with working life in Welcome Evening through alumni.
New graduates from the School of Chemical Engineering
A total of 86 diplomas were awarded on 27.9.2023. 39 Bachelor鈥檚 degrees, 42 Master鈥檚 degrees and 5 doctorates in engineering.
Congratulation to all of you!
Congratulation to all of you!
Work as a campus tour guide - join the training on 11 October 2023
Are you interested in becoming a campus tour guide for student groups? Join our training on 11 October 2023 at 15-17 in Otaniemi - sign up now!
Applying for JOO studies in other Finnish universities
Applying for JOO studies in other Finnish universities in October 2023
Team of Interior Architecture and Contemporary Design students won the Habitare Design competition 2023
The Habitare Design Competition is intended for students studying art, design, and architecture in Finland. This year 鈥榮 theme of the competition was 鈥淭ools for togetherness鈥, which required the teams to design and implement new types of tools to promote togetherness and interaction on a human scale or more widely.
ITP belongs to the Aalto University鈥檚 summer
Every summer, students in the Information Technology Program solve a variety of business challenges
Work as an Aalto student ambassador - take an online course
Would you like to tell about Aalto for high school students and gain some extra income? A new MyCourses training is now available!
WiTLAB guesting on the Hopeful Globe Podcast
Aalto WiTLAB has guested on an episode of the Hopeful Globe Podcast by the University of Turku. The Hopeful Globe Podcast series is a collaboration between Institutes of Higher Education, sharing inspiring stories across the globe.
Abhiteg Jammu: There's so much untapped talent because of the language barrier
'Coming to Finland as an Indian student means that I lack the implicit understanding of the Finnish culture to be able to truly connect with someone. I don鈥檛 know the local way to communicate, or what鈥檚 the emotional intelligence like.'
Completing a doctoral degree alongside work 鈥 the thesis opened the doors to the product and technology development of a deep-tech company
Karita Kinnunen-Raudaskoski and Jani Lehmonen have both graduated as doctors of chemical engineering from Aalto University and for them, writing a doctoral thesis alongside regular work meant long hours but was also highly rewarding.
Konsta Klemetti: Creative artistic thinking and finding surprising perspectives are ingrained in me
'It has been fun and enlightening to discover that there is a tribe, i.e., like-minded people at Aalto. Everyone accepts an idea, no matter how crazy it is. The culture is open-minded and accepting in a fun way.'
How do companies handle EU鈥檚 new sustainability regulations?
Two School of Business students examined Nordic firms for PwC Finland
