Where to get guidance and support?
Guidance and support for study planning, study wellbeing, and career reflections for Aalto students.
Student Guide
Supporting your study wellbeing, Summer 2023
Dear student! To support the study well-being of our students, Aalto offers online material, services, and guidance during the summer. FSHS and study psychologists serves students throughout the summer.
- The main page of Aalto's guidance and support
- Starting Point of Wellbeing offers students low-threshold counseling and guidance
- FSHS services for students
- Personal Impact course offering, new courses for the academic year 2023-2024
- Art of Living MOOC to be launched on May 30th
- Courses, workshops and self-study materials for students
- The Best Thing Today is a podcast series by Aalto University’s psychologists
- Nyyti ry - services for students
Starting Point of Wellbeing
The Starting Point of Wellbeing offers students easy access to counselling and advice on matters of well-being and study ability. The services available to you include drop-in (no reservation) advising/counselling sessions, peer support groups, and online materials. You can also make an appointment to receive individual counselling.
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