Get involved in strategy work
How to get involved as Aalto community member?
To support our living strategy process and to strengthen our community spirit, we aim to have regular community discussions in our community events, as open online conversations and by collecting feedback with various surveys.
Topics can be linked to the annual planning process of the university and schools, and input can be used to support decision-making and planning. Conversations can also be started to gather ideas and to network with people around Aalto.
Information about community events, discussions and feedback surveys is shared for both personnel and students in our internal communication channels.
How to get involved as a stakeholder?
We appreciate the expertise and vision of both our community and our stakeholders, and therefore you are always welcome to contribute to our living strategy. As a stakeholder, you can participate by answering a short questionnaire.
Aalto University - Towards a better world, video
Link to the questionnaire (for Aalto stakeholders)
You can also share your insight by email aalto2035@aalto.fi.
Thank you for your contribution!
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