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Lappset prize 2018 to Landscape Architect Heta Seppälä
Seppälä examines urban metabolism through a scenario method.
The ability to communicate effectively is important in conflict solving
Conflict Management was simulated in class at the School of Business.
Student-run ÄÄNIAALTO IV, festival of audiovisual oddity, takes over Helsinki
For the past 4 years, Ääniaalto, an audiovisual festival led by students, has been growing from an office floor meetup to a full scale, one month lasting festival in one of the most culturally central areas of Helsinki.
Double victory for Aalto students at Designers' Nest
Fashion students Henna Lampinen and Tuuli-Tytti Koivula won the first and second prize in Copenhagen last night with their BA collections.
Aalto University continues to attract more students from across the globe
Aalto’s world-class programmes and thriving student community receive over 6 600 applications.
Students helped S Group develop its employer image
S Group aims to make job opportunities offered by the company more appealing to chef students.
Finnish Olympiad in Informatics announces winners: a study place and international contests as incentives for secondary school students
Finnish Olympiad in Informatics 2019 winners are Santeri Toivonen, Roope Salmi and Olli Järviniemi. The competition may guarantee a study place at a university for the best competitors or take them to international programming competitions.
Prodeko Alumni society takes on the challenge of life-long learning with the help of peer power
Peer learning can give you a better understanding of your own strengths and those of your organisation.
Media Lab students to exhibit in Seoul, South Korea in May 2019
Students from Aalto Media Lab were invited by KAIST, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology and aSSIST, Seoul School of Integrated Sciences and Technologies to exhibit their works in Seoul for the second time.
Student team learned a lot from the case competition in Montréal
Student teams of the School of Business participate yearly in various case competitions abroad.
Aalto project group produced a series of videos on valuation for a Department of Finance bachelor course
The objective of the video project was to further improve the level of teaching and to increase interaction between the School of Business and companies.
Photos from the last Xmas Demo Day
Collection of photos from the last Demo Day organized on the 5th of December 2018 at the Maker Space, Learning Centre of Aalto University.
New content in Statista database: Global Consumer Survey
Statista provides statistics, industry reports and market research among other things. Aalto University has now also access to Global Consumer Survey.
Content of the Entrepreneurship course “gamified” to make it come to life
Theory comes to life in imaginary case exercises in the candidate course of the entrepreneurship.
Aalto SCI graduates are satisfied with their bachelor’s degree
The feedback suggests that, compared with other Aalto University bachelor’s graduates, Aalto SCI graduates show the highest level of satisfaction with the teaching and education they have received.
Quantum Technology studies begin at Aalto – Pioneering physics student Artturi Jalli is already programming the IBM quantum computer
The unique Quantum Technology major takes you to the forefront of the ongoing quantum revolution in computation, communication, sensing, and simulation.
Online application for credit transfer is on pilot test use starting 2 January, 2019
The students of the School of Business and the School of Science can apply for credit transfer using an online application form starting 2 January, 2019.
Attitude, attitude and attitude - students received advice on working life at the School of Chemical Engineering's CHEM Career Forum
The Career Forum attracted more than 20 companies and nearly 300 students interested in working life and summer jobs.
Programme Forum focused on solutions to improve student wellbeing and study progress
Directors of degree programmes and their LES collaboration partners – altogether 40 professionals in teaching and learning – discussed current affairs at the Programme Forum.
