ºÚÁÏÍø

Student Guide

News

Enrol for the academic year by 29 August 2025

Enrolment for the 2025–2026 academic year ends on 29 August 2025. Remember to enrol either by using the national OILI enrolment and registration service or by contacting Aalto’s Student Services before the enrolment period ends.

If you have several rights to study towards a degree at Aalto University, remember to enrol separately for each of them.  

Please note that you can only change your student status from ‘attending’ to ‘non-attending’ during the enrolment period. To do so, you need to contact Student Services.  

Detailed instructions and more information about enrolment for the academic year are available in the Student Guide.   

If you fail to enrol, you will lose your right to study  

According to the Universities Act (558/2009), you forfeit your right to study if you fail to enrol in the manner specified by the university. This year, you will forfeit your right to study at Aalto if you do not enrol as an attending or non-attending student on 29 August 2025 at the latest. If you forfeit your study right because you fail to enrol, you must submit an application for readmission (return of your study right). The fee for processing the application is 50 euros. You must submit a separate application and pay a separate application handling fee for each study right you have. For more information, see the Student Guide

  • Updated:
  • Published:
Share
URL copied!

Read more news

Friends_program_vaaka
Studies, University Published:

Welcome to the Friends Program! Fall 2026

Want to make friends in Finland? If your answer is yes, then the Friends Program is perfect for you! We are looking for both Finnish and international students to join.
Blue megaphone projecting sound lines beside an open booklet with dashed text lines
Studies Published:

Apply to the University of Helsinki’s Swedish-language Nightingale mentoring programme!

Students at Aalto University can apply to University of Helsinki’s Swedish-language Nightingale mentoring programme that brings together higher education students and children who are between the ages of 9 and 12 and who live in Helsinki.
Students talking to each other
Studies Published:

Back on track –workshop series 29.9. & 27.10.2026

Starting Point of Wellbeing is organizing a two-time peer support workshop series for those who have progressed in their studies more slowly than they hoped, or are returning to their studies after a break. The workshop is multilingual, and we use English as the common language.
Group of students sitting on grass, reading books and talking together in the sun
Studies Published: