Dean’s List scholarships are awarded in recognition of outstanding performance in business and economics studies
Every autumn, Dean Timo Korkeamäki presents awards to students at the School of Business who have completed their degrees within the target timeframe and with excellent grades. A total of 39 students who graduated with a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in business studies during the 2025–2026 academic year will receive the Dean’s List award this year.
The Dean’s List graduates
Bachelor’s graduates in Economics and Business Administration
Bachelor’s Programme in Business
Hautamäki, Ismo
Muurinen, Paavo
Mäkikuutti, Ilmari
Paunonen, Tiera
Putkonen, Henri
Pösö, Juho
Rieppo, Tuomas
Sipilä, Mikael
Soininen, Lumia
Suuriniemi, Miika
Söderudd, Jonatan
Viding, Miikka
Bachelor's Programme in International Business
Aung, Zaw
Elgammal, Rashid
Le, Thu
Saario, Joakim
Bachelor's Programme in Economics
Nguyen, Le Nguyen Khang
Nguyen, Phuc An
Master’s graduates in Economics and Business Administration
Master’s students (also Bachelor’s degree completed at the Aalto University School of Business)
Airaksinen, Olive
Arminen, Oleg
Aro, Jiri
Hua, Tran
Järvinen, Olli
Kakkonen, Johanna
Kalashnyk, Yevhenii
Kankaanpää, Essi
Mai, Duong
Marjasvaara, Eetu
Nguyen, Thu
Pekkala, Rasmus
Master’s students (accepted to the Master’s level studies at Aalto)
Kreutter, Paula
Kull, Rasmus
Lehmann, Colin
Myyryläinen, Noora
Neuhierl, Lia
Pötter, Loreen
Sturiale, Alessandro
Sultan, Ali
Vu, Lan
The Dean's List graduates will be invited to a joint coffee event in November 2026.
Congratulations to our outstanding students!
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