Once again in summer 2023, students in the Information Technology Program solved a variety of business challenges
Information Technology Program (ITP) was organized for the 27th time this year. Multidisciplinary and international student teams successfully completed altogether 9 business projects.
ITP is a multidisciplinary summer minor program (24 ECTS) centered on digital business. It brings students together from diverse backgrounds and all around the world to solve digital business problems.
Who can apply to ITP? What is the application like? How does the process work?
Past ITP coordinators share their experiences in the program and give you a glimpse of what to expect from the ITP summer.
What is ITP really like? Hear it from our alumni! We have gathered alumni experiences from different years on this page.
ITP collaborates with companies and organizations with digital business challenges solved by student teams.
Read more about recent examples of digital business projects by students for partners.
As the core of ITP, student teams work with partnering companies to create practical solutions and to form recommendations for the future.
ITP students brought a human-centric perspective to the City of Espoo’s change management.
ITP students developed a concept of an artificial person for Yle.
An ITP and Technology Industries of Finland collaboration studied how a Digital Product Passport could increase circular economy.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Aalto University’s flagship minor program Information Technology Program (ITP), let's take a look at what makes this program so unique.
ITP is a multidisciplinary summer minor program (24 ECTS) centered on digital business. It brings students together from diverse backgrounds and all around the world to solve digital business problems.
Who can apply to ITP? What is the application like? How does the process work?
ITP collaborates with companies and organizations with digital business challenges solved by student teams.
We have collected some useful answers to frequently asked questions. They are divided into two sections based on their relevance: FAQs that most likely interest Students/Applicants, and FAQs that more likely interest Collaborating Companies.
