Unite! University Alliance
Aalto University is a member of Unite! alliance together with eight other European universities.
Educational Opportunities Across Europe – check the Unite! Student Catalogue
As an Aalto student, you’re a Unite! student. Unite! is an alliance of nine leading technical universities in Europe. It’s packed with opportunities to grow, internationalize, and connect with fellow students.
is a one-stop shop for Unite!’s academic and extracurricular offerings from all nine universities. It allows students to explore what’s available across Europe. You can also stay updated on new offerings via our official Instagram page .
What’s in the catalogue?
The Unite! Catalogue for Students is organised into six categories:
- Courses: Short-term Programmes, Multilingualism and Multiculturalism Courses, Blended Intensive Programmes, Collaborative Online International Learning courses (COIL), Virtual Courses, Winter and Summer Schools.
- Joint Programmes: Master's programmes leading to a degree from two or more Unite! universities. The programmes may have EU funding for student scholarships and programme management.
- Internships: Active lab and industry internships open to Unite! students.
- Extracurricular Activities: Unite! Seed Fund, workshops, webinars, virtual student fairs, Unite! ideathons and hackathons
- MOOCs and Online Lectures: Unite! Âresearch area related MOOCs and open online lectures from any partner university.
- Unite! Doctoral Positions: Open doctoral positions offered by partner institutions.
See also
Seed funding available for student collaborations across Unite! partner universities
Get up to 20 000 Euros for a collaborative project.
Find current Unite! offers for students, such as courses, summer schools, and online lectures.
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