Four student projects receive funding through Unite! Seed Fund
The Fund aims to activate students from the nine Unite! universities to jointly pursue new activities.
The Unite! Seed Fund provides financial support for collaborations between Unite! partner universities, helping to initiate projects and place new collaborations on a strong and sustainable footing.
This year, the Unite! Seed Fund for students will focus on student-driven activities that aim to create long-term partnerships between student associations or other student-centred organisations. Each project must involve at least two Unite! Universities.
Key Information:
What’s new this year?
Only student associations and other student-centred organisations at the Unite! universities will be eligible to apply. Your student body’s eligibility must be confirmed by the Applications from individual students will not be accepted.
Online information sessions:
Online information sessions (and matchmaking opportunities) are offered as follows:
Zoom link to the sessions:
ID meeting: 951 1365 7919 | Passcode: 530105
More details are also shared in the .
Key dates:
Please contact Aalto Unite! Student Liaison Officer, Alarik Rantala: alarik.rantala@aalto.fi no later than 5 March 2026. The deadline for submitting the full application is 20 March 2026.
Announcement of results: Early June 2026
Funding period for this call: October 2026 - December 2027
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What is Unite!
As an Aalto student, you’re a Unite! student. Unite! is an alliance of nine leading technical universities in Europe, including Aalto, KTH (Sweden), Grenoble INP-UGA (France), PoliTO (Italy), TU Darmstadt (Germany), TU Graz (Austria), UPC (Spain), ULisboa (Portugal) and Wroclaw Tech (Poland). Unite! is packed with opportunities to grow, internationalise, and connect with fellow students. We offer international courses on technology, multi-disciplinary topics, language, and culture.
The Fund aims to activate students from the nine Unite! universities to jointly pursue new activities.
Over 250 university students from across Europe gathered at the European Parliament in Strasbourg for the European Student Assembly (ESA) 2025.
Master of Arts student, Suthasinee Naktnasukanjn (Sine), has won the Unite! artefact competition with her artwork ‘Blooming Beyond Borders’. The piece now hangs permanently in the Undergraduate Centre.
Academic and extracurricular offerings from nine universities in the Unite! alliance.
From the 2025 Seed Fund call, 30 proposals were selected for funding. Aalto is involved in 15 of these projects and coordinates one.