Aaltogether

Vänlig och respektfull kommunikation i vardagliga möten främjar gemenskapen och lägger grunden för ett välmående och blomstrande kollektiv. Aaltogether är för oss alla, studenter och anställda.

Vi vill att alla medlemmar i vår gemenskap ska må bra, få stöd och känna sig uppskattade. Vi har en gemensam resa framför oss. Gemenskap och välmående börjar med små, vardagliga handlingar och stöd. Genom att möta varandra på ett genuint och respektfullt sätt bygger vi samarbete och ett kollektiv där vi kan åstadkomma mer tillsammans.

Aaltogether-sajten är vår verktygslåda för gemenskap. Kunskap och utbildning hjälper oss framåt, evenemang och nätverk ger mötesplatser, och berättelser inspirerar.

I dagliga möten bidrar vi alla till att främja en inkluderande kultur och gemenskap. Hur kan vi utveckla oss själva i detta sammanhang?

Aaltogether

Team of 4 people looking at two computers

Services and tools for team development.

Services

People doing group work, photo by Aleksi Poutanen

A range of inspiring activities, events and initiatives are taking place in our schools and units.

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Videobloggaaja esittlee opiskelijoiden Laskiaisen viettoa

Student vlogs

What is it like to study at Aalto? Watch our students' vlogs to learn more abut Finland, Otaniemi, studies, student benefits, housing and everything else related to life at Aalto.

Neljä Aallon opiskelijaa pelaamassa mölkkyä yllään opiskelijahaalarit ja -takit.

Share your Aalto experience

There are several ways to share your study experiences on social media, through videos or by attending events. Learn more and express your interest!

Share your Aalto experience | Aalto University

School of Business student story: Chris Aung

Chris, a first-year student at Aalto University Mikkeli campus, is pleasantly surprised by the tight-knit community, comparing it to a high school summer camp. He vividly recounts his fun experiences with the SkiBBA club.

School of Business student story: Chris Aung | Aalto University

Mikoto Masui about self-compassion

When I was in Japan, I would always encourage someone by saying “Ganbare (never give up or go for it)!” Likewise, my family and friends would say Ganbare to me when I was in a difficult situation; I knew how to encourage myself and others, but I never knew how to have compassion for people facing challenges, including myself.

I’m Enough, Not Perfect Though. Oasis blog by Mikoto Masui | Aalto University

Opaskoira Niksi katsoo kuvassa vasemmalle.

Niksi, the guide dog

In this Walk in my shoes (or paws) interview, we meet 3-year old guide dog Niksi, HR Specialist Mari Tammisaari's most important colleague. When wearing her guide dog harness, Niksi is at work and doesn't want any distractions, but without the harness she's keen to get to know everyone.

Guide dog Niksi: It's always amazing and fun to come to campus | Aalto University

Ville Wikström at the museum. Photo: Ville Wikström.

Ville Wikström's peace of mind

Ville Wikström, the custodian at Väre Lobby Services, says in a ‘Walk in My Shoes’ interview that he likes problem-solving, students, and helping others. He wishes creativity could blossom more at Väre.

Ville Wikström: Peace of mind and interpersonal skills are the characteristics of a good custodian | Aalto University

Professor İdil Gaziulusoy about walking together

In the video, İdil Gaziulusoy, professor of sustainable design, shares her heart. She believes we need to move towards one another and start walking together. Internationalisation is integration.

İdil Gaziulusoy: We can start by touching each other a bit more | Aalto University

Jussi Ryynänen, photo by Mikko Raskinen.

Dean Jussi Ryynänen reflects on his time as a student

In the ‘Walk in My Shoes’ interview, Jussi Ryynänen, the new Dean of the School of Electrical Engineering, reflects on his time as a student, ponders the future and explains how his social battery is drained after the workday.

Jussi Ryynänen: In the back row, I wondered what on earth I was doing here and whether I would survive | Aalto University

Campus, Studier Publicerat: 4.11.2024

Rösta på den bästa idén! Hur använder vi 14 000 euro för att främja studenternas välbefinnande?

Hösten 2024 fick studenterna komma med idéer om hur universitetet borde använda 14 000 euro för att förbättra studenternas välbefinnande på campus. Nu är det dags att rösta fram den bästa idén för genomförande under våren 2025.