Protocamp
Protocamp is a summer course of the School of Electrical Engineering where students of Technology and Arts build prototypes in teams.
With know-how gained during studies, supported by teacher supervision and guidance, student groups take on challenges varying from market research and strategic planning to product design and development. Aalto University students have a way of challenging conventional ideas and coming up with new, innovative ways of doing things.
Study projects also provide a chance to get in touch with future experts, as well as gain visibility among the soon-to-be graduates, from the fields of science, art, technology and business.
The most feasible study project topics are typically smaller and well-defined tasks, such as various analyzes and surveys, as well as smaller brainstorming and development tasks.
Protocamp is a summer course of the School of Electrical Engineering where students of Technology and Arts build prototypes in teams.
ITP collaborates with companies and organizations with digital business challenges solved by student teams.
This intensive master’s-level course focuses on digital technologies as tools for building businesses.
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In the Advanced Energy Project course, students carry out energy related projects for external companies to solve an identified business problem through the development of services, business models, technical solutions or prototypes.
Capstone in Accounting is a compulsory, advanced M.Sc. degree course in Accounting that Business School students typically take on the 5th academic year. In this management consultancy course, students apply in a comprehensive manner analytical skills and accounting knowledge acquired during their studies to solve real-life assignments in their case companies.
Capstone Business Development Project is the final course for Master’s students at the Aalto University School of Business.
Master’s students from fields of design, engineering & business form interdisciplinary teams to work on real-life product and service innovation challenges proposed by partner companies.
The 'IDBM Capstone: Industry Project' programme is a joint teaching and research platform of all schools of Aalto University.
The renewed Pack-Age minor offers a unique and comprehensive approach to packaging design, consisting of two dynamic 6-week courses.
In PDP, a multidisciplinary group of Master’s students mainly from fields of engineering, industrial design and business tackle challenges aiming to a functioning prototype.
On the Software Project course, students develop a software system for real clients using the Scrum process framework.
In this management consultancy course, students apply in a comprehensive manner analytical skills and accounting knowledge acquired during their studies to solve real-life assignments in their case companies.
In this course students work in multidisciplinary teams towards finding creative solutions to real-life social and environmental challenges brought by partner companies.
In this course, senior master students create a preliminary plant design on a real-life topic provided by a course partner.
If your company is interested in exploring how to redesign its processes, systems and structures to be more adaptive to changes, more innovative, and/or more entrepreneurial, and then these student projects may be of interest to you.
This intensive master’s-level course focuses on digital technologies as tools for building businesses.
If you represent a medium or large size company (>100 employees and operating for more than 5 years) interested to get a better understanding of how your company or one of its business units can improve its innovation or renewal processes to achieve better growth, 'Strategies for Growth and Renewal' student projects might be appropriate for you.
Design for Government (DfG) is a practice-based course within the Aalto University’s multi-school Creative Sustainability master’s program. Its mission is to develop and demonstrate design competences in Finnish government.
Collaborative study project is perfect way to generate innovative and creative solutions to your organisation and business development, to get insights or create new knowledge and seek talent.
The Aalto student satellite project brings together students to learn and collaborate on a real space project.
Contact us when you need bright minds to analyse and solve your challenges. We will tailor a student project according to your needs.
A new project course for School of Business students in collaboration with NGOs.
If you did not find a suitable study project course from the list above, please contact Aalto corporate relations team or see what the customized business project from Aalto School of Business could provide.
The corporate relations team promotes cooperation between business and Aalto University. We help companies find the right contacts in Aalto and support the development of strategic partnerships.
The HealthTech Linkage course connects students from diverse backgrounds with professionals from every corner of the healthtech industry
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Deloitte aims to develop gender balance
In the recent past, Aalto students implemented a simple processor. Now, they have further refined its structure and combined it with an AI accelerator.
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The unexpectedly rapid recovery of air travel has caused capacity issues
The 25th anniversary gala of the PDP course took place on the 13th of May at Design Factory. Many interesting future products such as electric wooden boat, extremely precise factory crane and edible packing material were presented at the Gala.
A key component of the collaboration is study projects, in which student teams work to solve companies’ real-life challenges.
Here you can find more news about various real-life challenges Aalto students have worked on with companies and other organisations.
The corporate relations team promotes cooperation between business and Aalto University. We help companies find the right contacts in Aalto and support the development of strategic partnerships.