Career Design for employers
The future of work is here! Recruit Aalto University students, participate in career events and build sustainable career paths with us.
The Career Design Lab and the School of Business' employer services help students and employers find each other in many different ways. We offer employers a range of communication services to reach students, the JobTeaser job portal and we organise recruitment fairs. The development of students' working life skills is supported, for example, through mentoring programmes in which companies can also participate.
The future of work is here! Recruit Aalto University students, participate in career events and build sustainable career paths with us.
Through us you'll reach business students in various ways. We, for example, publish employers' job adverts, mediate recruitment messages and organize career events & fairs.
Hire a student for a thesis or internship by publishing a job advertisement on the Aalto JobTeaser portal.
Aalto Thesis Day is a networking event connecting employers with international master’s students from Aalto University. The next event will be organized in autumn 2025. Join and discover a talented thesis worker to support your company’s research or development project needs!
This career fair event takes place every autumn in October or November, and brings together employers and students from all of Aalto's fields of study: engineering, business and the School of Arts, Design and Architecture.
This group mentoring initiative brings together our international students and employers looking for talent. The next round will kick off in December 2024.
The Summer Job Day event in January brings together employers and students interested in summer job vacancies from all fields of Aalto University.
Teaching collaboration gives the company visibility among students and an early introduction to the talent of the future. Company involvement in teaching and tackling real-life challenges makes learning more meaningful and motivates students. Project courses and case studies during lessons are a key way to strengthen students' work-life skills.
Teaching collaboration possibilities range from guest lectures or real-life cases in a course to multidisciplinary semester-long study projects and thesis assignments.
A Master's thesis is an effective way for a company to use academic research to develop its business.
In study projects, students solve real-life cases together with companies and other organisations.
Visibility at the campus achieved with a sponsored lecture hall and active participation in student events create a positive image of a company as an employer.
Aalto University Campus & Real Estate (ACRE) maintains, develops and rents out Aalto University facilities in Otaniemi and Töölö. We also build new concepts and shared facilities for parties outside the university, thus turning Otaniemi into a unique partnership centre and the most inspiring campus in the world.
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Gästföreläsningar och fallstudier som används inom undervisningen är centrala för att stärka studerandenas arbetslivskunskaper. En gästföreläsning erbjuder företag synlighet bland våra studerande och direkt feedback från dem samt möjligheten att bekanta sig med framtidens experter redan i ett tidigt skede av deras studier.
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Många av Aalto-universitetets studerande inom ICT-branschen gör sitt diplomarbete i Nokias produktutvecklingsteam. I projekten uppstår nya idéer för affärsverksamheten.
När framtidens produktutvecklare löser företagsproblem måste de vara modiga och även göra galna försök innan de kan uppnå något genuint nytt. Samarbetet mellan ABB och Aalto-universitetets Design Factory bär frukt och för med sig ett verkligt out-of-the-box-tänkande för produktutveckling inom företag.
På Protoverkstadskursen som ordnades för tredje gången planerade och byggde de studerande prototyper på uppdrag av företag.
The project was carried out in response to efforts from Kesko to enhance their own Private Label strategy.
The ITP and IDBM programs implemented the Aalto Explorers program in co-operation with Kyushu University.
A tool was developed as a customised student project to optimize material flows in a network.