Collaborate with the School of Electrical Engineering

We offer multiple forms of collaboration to our alumni, companies and other organisations as well as the public sector.

Aalto University / AlumniStudent Weekend at the School of Electrical Engineering / photo: Linda Koskinen

For companies and communities

Are you looking to explore alternative perspective? Collaboration with us can have a significant role in industry’s competitiveness: transforming businesses, creating new insights and reforming strategies.

Build a strong base for knowledge and product development through research collaboration. Get new ideas from study projects. Employ future talents in the recruitment fairs. Find an inspiring environment for your business at the campus. Aalto University is full of possibilities.

Aalto University / children watching a science theater show at Aalto ELEC Family Day / photo: Annamari Tolonen

For alumni

The School of Electrical Engineering organises a variety of alumni activities such as seminars, excursions, ELEC Family Day and career events where you can expand your skills and networks. In our alumni network, you will hear the latest news, upcoming events, education opportunities and other activities.

Nearly 45 000 alumni from 80 countries are already members of the Aalto University alumni network. As a member of the network, you get research news, contacts from different fields and multiple opportunities for self-development. Read more.

More information

Alumni and Corporate Relations Manager
Seppo Saastamoinen
tel. +35850 365 3706
[email protected]

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