The AllWell? student survey is conducted annually in the spring for Aalto University's 2nd-year bachelor's students and 1st-year master's students. The survey is sent to the target group via email and text messages.
The yearly AllWell? student survey provides students an opportunity to share their experiences related to teaching and counselling, and how they perceive the Aalto learning environment. Additionally, students assess their own resources and study skills. When all these elements come together, students typically find their studies meaningful and thrive as learners.
As a model for structuring student wellbeing, the Study Ability Model (Kunttu, 2006) is used, which divides study ability into the student's own resources, study skills, the study environment, and teaching and counselling.
Through the AllWell? student survey, Aalto University, schools, and programs receive feedback on students' experiences. This feedback aids them in developing their teaching methods and guidance. Once the survey is closed, schools and programmes receive their results, which are discussed in school events throughout the academic year.
The steps of the AllWell? process from a teaching development point-of-view:
After replying, students get personal feedback on their strengths as well as tips for personal development in study skills and study wellbeing in the following areas:
The AllWell? student survey measures aspects of student's study ability and experience of study wellbeing. The student's study ability and study experience are thought to be constructed from four different areas and their interaction: Student's personal resources, study skills, the study environment provided by the university, and teaching and counselling.
The annually conducted AllWell? student survey gives us research-based data for planning pedagogical development. A summary of AllWell? results are distributed to Aalto programme directors and school management.
Guidance and support for study planning, study wellbeing, and career reflections for Aalto students.
The Starting Point of Wellbeing offers students easy access to counselling and advice on matters of well-being and study ability. The services available to you include drop-in (no reservation) advising/counselling sessions, peer support groups, and online materials. You can also make an appointment to receive individual counselling.
Aalto’s study and career counselling psychologists offer online and on-campus individual counselling to Aalto students. You can drop in at the Starting Point of Wellbeing for individual counselling without an appointment.
Personal Impact brings to light already existing courses in Aalto University on values and meaningfulness, self-leadership, societal impact, human potential and well-being.