Congratulations to the winners of the Unite! student video competition
Students from all Unite! partner universities were asked to show a typical day in their student life, common aspects (campus, cafeteria, home) and more personal aspects (social life, hobbies), in order to promote and embrace all the cultural differences that shape our alliance.
27 students participated in Unite's student video contest and shared their daily student life. All students at the nine Unite! universities were invited to vote for their favorite video. From Aalto University there were three videos, and the winner is Jenna Lundström who studies at the School of Electrical Engineering.
The winning videos will be used for pedagogical and dissemination purposes within the alliance and the winning students will be invited to the , from June 29 to July 1st.
And the winners are…
- From Aalto University (Finland):
- From Technical University of Darmstadt (Germany):
- From Graz University of Technology (Austria):
- From Grenoble INP graduate school of engineering and management, University Grenoble Alpes (France):
- From KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden):
- From Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya · BarcelonaTech (Spain):
- From Wrocław University of Science and Technology (Poland):
Congratulations for the great work! We are looking very forward to welcome you in Lisbon!
See Jenna's video below
A huge thank you É«É«À² students Saurav Khadka and Xinyuan Chen for their participation and the work they put in.
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