The goal is to reach 20 Aalto spinouts a year and double the number of invention disclosures and patents
Master's applications open on 7 December 2026, and applications for English-taught bachelor's programmes open on 7 January 2027.
The goal is to span the entire quantum technology value chain in Finland. But what is quantum technology all about?
The collaboration aims to strengthen Finland’s position in building the intelligent, energy-efficient networks of the future and in harnessing the opportunities of the AI era.
Brain stimulation has helped depression patients for years, yet only a small minority can access the therapy. Researchers are now making it easier, faster, and more personalised.
Researchers at Aalto University have, for the first time, established a carbon budget for construction in Finland. Their calculations show that construction in Finland is currently permitted to generate a carbon footprint dozens of times higher than the sustainable level.
Game jam in November in Marsio
High-Up! is a free two-day innovation event taking place at Aalto University on 19–20 November during Slush week. It brings together 16–18-year-old high school students from across Finland to tackle societal challenges with expert mentors.
Tuomas Rasila is the founder and CEO of Sensofusion, a Finnish defense-tech company developing technology to detect and counter drone threats.
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Visiting Aalto UniversityMarsio, the campus open-to-all meeting placeExplore our campusTake a virtual tour of the campusExplore our vibrant innovation ecosystem
Scientific research and artistic activities are carried out at six schools and their departments and units.
Aalto University Lifewide Learning helps you develop your skills in an ever-changing environment.
Open University courses are open to everyone regardless of background or age. Open University offers individual courses in Business, Technology, Languages, and Art and Design. Students are admitted to individual courses in the order of registration.
Aalto University Junior is art, science, technology and entrepreneurship for children, young people and teachers - to support teaching, personal joy and a source of enthusiasm.
At Aalto University, we create the conditions for innovation, economic growth, employment and wellbeing. A gift to the university is an investment in a better future.
Our research focuses on seven key areas combining four core competences in the fields of digitalisation, materials, arts and design, and business together with three grand challenges related to energy, living environments, and health.
Join us in building a sustainable future! Together we can solve some of the toughest problems of our time.
