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SGT'25 Final Event : Stories from....

Campus, Exhibitions, Information sessions, Networking
Discover student-led collaborations with partners in Nepal, Kenya, Lesotho, Senegal, and Mexico. The SGT'25 Final Event is a showcase of the students work for the Sustainable Global Technologies studio course through interactive stall exhibitions followed by an intriguing student led panel discussion.

Time: Monday 26 May, 2025 at 14:00 - 16:00
Location: ³Õä°ù±ð - Lecture Hall F102

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Sustainable Global Technologies Programme (SGT) is an interdisciplinary educational programme organized in the Water and Environmental Master’s Programme, Aalto School of Engineering. SGT focuses on sustainable technologies, global development, environment, and sociocultural impacts through research driven education. SGT Programme organizes several real-life international study projects with various stakeholders during the academic year. SGT courses are open for all Aalto students.

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Students learning about sustainable construction techniques from Doudou Deme, founder of Elementerre, a local Senagalese construction company producing clay and typha bricks
Learning about sustainable construction techniques from Doudou Deme, founder of Elementerre, a local Senagalese construction company. Photo by Daniel Gog-Ciceu

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SGT15 Action Lab Mexico Group reflections on the field/photo by Jan Ahlstedt

SGT Programme

Sustainable Global Technologies (SGT), organized under Water and Environmental Engineering Master's Programme, is a multidisciplinary education program that focuses on sustainable technologies, urbanization and development, to contribute to environmental, cultural, and societal impacts in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Engineering Education Research

A research group focusing on engineering education research across Aalto

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Women in Tanzania

WiT Programme

Aalto WiT Programme is a 3,5-month, 24 ETCS interdisciplinary post-master’s programme under the Aalto University World in Transition Research LAB (WiTLAB). The programme focuses on the resilience of human settlements in low & middle-income countries.

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