The AllWell? student survey
The AllWell? student survey is sent to all Aalto’s 2nd year bachelor's and 1st year master's students every year.
The AllWell? student survey is open 30.1.-13.2.2025
Hello, second-year bachelor’s student or first-year master’s student, how are you?
Respond to the AllWell? student survey through the link you will receive by email and text message. Once the survey has closed, you will receive personal feedback. By answering the survey, you will help the university and the programmes develop.
Respond to the AllWell? student survey through the link you will receive by email and text message. Once the survey has closed, you will receive personal feedback. By answering the survey, you will help the university and the programmes develop.
Hello, second-year bachelor’s student or first-year master’s student, how are you?
Respond to the AllWell? student survey! The survey is open 30.1.-13.2.2025.
A personal link to the survey will be sent to you by email and text message. Once the survey has closed, you will receive personal feedback based on your responses and a link to the feedback page where you can find more information about the survey areas. On the page you will also find tips on how to develop your own study ability and wellbeing and where to find support for that.
By responding to the survey, you will help your programme and the university develop! The results will be used for developing the university’s degree programmes and teaching, as well as services that support the students’ study ability. All responses are treated with the utmost confidentiality and the numerical results will be presented at group level so that individual responses cannot be identified.
Contact: allwell@aalto.fi
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