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The study of electrical engineering brought Texas students to the Finnish heat
A group of students from Texas spent a hot month in a wireless communications course at Aalto University.
Reaching for the stars
Upper secondary school pupils on a Space and Satellites course planned a space mission with the guidance of experts.
Cooperation with higher education institutions is a resource for Posti's transformation
Posti has renewed a three-year partner contract with the Aalto University School of Business.
Wristband developed in Protocamp course may prevent cot death
Students designed and built prototypes for businesses in the Protocamp workshop course organised for the third time.
Aalto University and Nokia expand their cooperation
Aalto University and Nokia expand their cooperation
Finnish Center of Artificial Intelligence FCAI and VTT join forces
Technical Research Centre of Finland VTT will join Finnish Center for Artificial Intelligence FCAI launched by Aalto University and the University of Helsinki as a third founding member.
Cruise ship of the future: same size, one fifth more passengers
Concepts for ships designed by students were enthusiastically received by industry.
Research Alliance to drive innovation in the automation of transport and logistics
Finland is home to technological excellence with world-leading experience in the development of autonomous transport and logistics.
World Challenge 2018 Finals in Finland on 27鈥30 August 鈥 work for a better world
Innovators are invited to develop apps that improve life on earth by utilising satellite data.
The first Family Day event of the School of Electrical Engineering will take place on 15 September 2018
The programme has something to offer for everyone.
Alumni Ambassador Katariina Helaniemi: The School of Business degree gives you the possibility to go everywhere, as long as you are ambitious and daring enough
鈥淵ou should definitely take the kind of courses that really interest you, since that is what motivates you the most鈥, says the School of Business alumna Katariina Helaniemi.
Students and companies partnering with the School of Business once again working together for business development
The task of the student jury is to both provide tips for developing the school鈥檚 external relationships and to offer sparring support for the activities of the school鈥檚 partnering companies.
A doctoral student's dream: A joint doctoral thesis concept by Aalto and Saab
'The research is interesting, the work environment is pleasant, and the project has funding. Everything that a researcher could hope for is in place.'
The search for food safety
Students from Aalto and the University of Nairobi are examining food鈥檚 value chain from maize fields to the milk glass.
Alumni provided advice to business students who will graduate soon
鈥橧ndustries are undergoing a transformation and even experienced people are reflecting on the direction of their careers鈥
K Group to be the latest School of Business Premium Partner
The K Group and the Aalto University School of Business have signed a three-year collaboration agreement.
Student project brings S Group information on sustainability in online retailing
Students also praised for positive attitude and independent approach to work.
Alumni Ambassador Eero Nummela: You can develop your professional skills and find new job opportunities through networks
鈥淯se the good opportunities to grow your networks during the studies鈥, advises our alumnus Eero Nummela. 鈥淗aving a comprehensive and versatile network is an asset for an employee, but also the employers appreciate it.鈥
Alumni Ambassador Annika Jyllil盲-Vertigans: Developing the skill to learn new things is the most important aspect in working life
Our alumna Annika Jyllil盲-Vertigans completed EMBA degree in Aalto University Executive Education as she felt the need to deepen her knowledge in the ever-changing working life. At the same time, her professional and personal networks have broadened.
Alumni Ambassador Katja K盲盲ri盲: In the future, we will need even the most surprising study combinations
Having studied throughout her working life, our alumna Katja K盲盲ri盲 encourages everyone to acquire interdisciplinary knowledge for the future. "It is important to look at things from different perspectives. New things give energy and development ideas for work", K盲盲ri盲 emphasizes.
