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Start the year with new insights – apply for FITech's spring courses!

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Deepen your knowledge with courses from Finnish universities of technology, designed to meet the demands of the working life and help deepen your expertise for free.
Kolme ihmistä katsoo jotain kannettavan tietokoneen näytöltä hymyillen.
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FITech Network University offers free university courses for deepening your knowledge in topics related to technology. FITech courses are organised by Finnish universities of technology, and they are available for Finns and people permanently living in Finland. You need a Finnish personal identity code and e-identification to apply.

In FITech courses, you can study topics related to sustainability, cyber security, leadership, and the future of the internet. Start with the basics or dive straight into advanced courses – there is something for everyone! Explore the FITech courses offered by Aalto University at the bottom of this page.

and find interesting courses for the spring semester! 

Explore Aalto's FITech offering

Note for Aalto University degree students: If you would like to study a FITech course organised by Aalto, enroll in Aalto's own system, not through FITech.

Kolme ihmistä kävelee vierekkäin alas portaita.

FITech Network University

Study courses organised by Finnish universities of technology free of charge. Courses are aimed at all Finns and permanent residents of Finland.

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