Our strategy

Education: Future-led learning

We advance high-quality and data-driven teaching and learning with a life-wide learning path.
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Our long-term purpose: 

We spark the game changers of tomorrow.  

Our current focus of development: 

Future-led learning. We advance high-quality and data-driven teaching and learning with a life-wide learning path.

The planned actions: 

We ensure high-quality and multilingual teaching that builds the foundation for learning working-life skills.

We continue to develop a diverse teaching portfolio. 

We widely attract degree students and lifewide learners. 

We support students along their paths and we assure seamless lifewide learning​.

News

Forests Wood and Carbon online course is available for all Aalto, Fitech and Unite! students.
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Online course "Forests, wood and carbon" is now available in Unite! student catalogue

Our online course is now open to students enrolled at universities in the Unite! alliance. Designed for independent learning, the course delivers flexible, fully online learning with interactive sessions and practical assignments. Eligible students from any Unite! partner university are welcome to join. The course is suitable for any level.
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Students analysed AI capabilities in modern finance systems for PwC Finland

The aim was to provide PwC Finland with structured insights to better advise and support its clients in developing AI strategies within finance operations
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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.
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Strong interest in Aalto University’s bachelor’s programmes continues

A total of 15,184 applicants applied to Aalto University’s Finnish- and Swedish-language bachelor’s programmes in technology, business and arts. The number of applicants continued to grow compared to last year.
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