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New students start at the School of Science

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This week marks the first day for the 2019 term and the new students in the school of Science. The day began with a reception for the 800 new starters in the Computer Science building.

Events will be taking place all week for the beginning of term, including Aalto Day One. Welcome to all the new starters, and good luck for the year ahead!

Photos by Matti Ahlgren

Students photographed from above
New students eating
Students in corridor
Students coming inside
Students watching exhibition
Students photographed through an artwork
Students in corridor
Students photographed through an artwork
Students in corridor
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