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UPM has actively acquired face masks due to the COVID-19 epidemic, and also contributed them to purposes of general interest. “The School of Chemical Engineering educates professionals in the fields of sustainable use of natural resources and new materials, and therefore contributing to the continuation of teaching is important to UPM,” says Pirkko Harrela, Executive Vice President, Stakeholder Relations, UPM.

The organization of all events should be carefully considered so that studying and working on campus can continue safely.

The promotion of Finnish design will be boosted in the near future when a design information centre will be established in Finland.

Info sharing session about the new access control policy was held on 25th August. Please find below summary about the session with recording (duration about 1 hour).

Improving the safety of ships operating in ice-covered waters. 

Aalto University has received continuing funding for a joint European master’s programme on security and cloud computing. The programme is coordinated by Aalto and operated jointly by six European universities. The funding enables the programme to attract some of the most talented master’s student with a variety of previous experience from around the world.

Based on the project, S Group will continue to analyse its car wash markets.

Ars Electronica 2020 presents various events internationally, including a stream from the Aalto Garden.

What kind of tasks and responsibilities lie behind common business field job titles? Our new Crack the Job video series finds out!

Nikolai Denissov jumped out of his comfort zone, moved to Finland to study software engineering, and now he wants to stay for good

An internship can help you see what kinds of useful skills you have already learned at school, and what you should continue studying further in the future.

The award is the most prestigious recognition of the Finnish Academy of Science and Letters, and it is granted to a particularly distinguished member for their scientific work.