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Unite! students searching for doctoral positions can now explore a dedicated category in the Unite! Catalogue for Students.

Founded in 2025, KiePe – Network for Language Centre Pedagogy, Teaching and Research – will broaden the range of language courses available to students at universities in the Helsinki metropolitan area. The KiePe network, composed of the University of Helsinki, Aalto University, the University of the Arts Helsinki, and Hanken School of Economics, will offer their students the chance to take elective language courses at any of the network universities in the future.
Students will be able register for courses via the cross-institutional studies service (RIPA) from autumn 2026. By autumn 2028, the study paths of the network universities will be harmonised to some extent, which will make cross-institutional studies even easier.
Students wishing to take language courses outside their home university can register for language courses offered by the network universities through the cross-institutional studies service and view the course offerings on the universities’ websites. More detailed information about the course offering and registration practices will be provided in August 2026.

In addition to the Finnish-language Bachelor’s Programme in Business, there are four programmes offered in English

MyCourses maintenance break on 15 June 2026 starting at 9.00. During this break, the service is not in use.

Master’s student Fatima Mohammad Amin represented Aalto and the Unite! alliance at the European Student Assembly (ESA) 2026 in Strasbourg.

Aalto University offers Finnish language study opportunities to its employees in autumn 2026. Registration starts from 5 May!

The survey was emailed to all Aalto University's second-year bachelor’s students and first-year master’s students.

Apply by 30 May.

Aalto researchers, lecturers and professors are invited to apply for a visiting professorship at TU Darmstadt, offering a unique opportunity to teach, collaborate internationally, and contribute to innovative education.

Explore environmental contaminants through expert-led lectures, hands-on workshops, and international collaboration— with selected students receiving funding for travel and accommodation.

Aalto engineering students are invited to take part in a unique international study trip through Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium from 7 to 13 June 2026.

In summer 2026, FITech's course offering includes plenty of courses related to sustainability, cybersecurity, and future technologies. The application period for summer courses starts on 14 April.

In May, there will be a variety of events and campaigns in Otaniemi to remind people about making sustainable choices in mobility.

Unite!’s Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) on bioengineering human tissue combines online learning with hands-on training in Germany.

The School of Business redesigned its mandatory first-year communication course

The curriculum information is published for applicants and students for planning the studies and familiarizing with the programmes. Teacher responsible: comment the timetable draft sent to you and have a bearing to finalizing it. Scheduling continues until late May.

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.

The aim was to provide PwC Finland with structured insights to better advise and support its clients in developing AI strategies within finance operations

Aalto University’s interlibrary loan service is running a pilot that allows Aalto students to order article copies free of charge for their own study or research use. The pilot runs from 1 March to 1 September 2026.

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.