This was a fascinating tour of your lovely school. I am pleased you mentioned the COVID shutdown; I was thinking your facility was not too popular as nobody was around it. I think of schools for any age of students as places where laughing boys and girls are in abundance. I was in university in USA in 1965 AD! The educational concept has upgraded so much since my time. Thank you for your wonderful insights; I love them all.
Glad you enjoyed it! I wanted to do more of these but the darn covid got worse super fast so couldnt even do these kind of virtual tours anymore. Ill do more proper tours once the campuses reopen again!
Hey, I would love to make some videos about this topic as soon as the current situation with Covid-19 is dealt with. This will of course take time, but ill definitely keep this in mind so thanks for the suggestion 👍
Oh i would love to do more tours of Aalto as well as about other universities in Finland. However, the campuses are still closed due to covid so i dont have access to any of the facilities at this time. Ill definitely make more of these once the campuses open again.
I find it amusing how "oliver" uses his hands/gestures to make himself understood. Would he not be able to communicate if his hands/arms were bound?????
Hey oliver you are doing great now i have a real interest in alto so i am from pakistan im in a bit confusion that are there any scholorships for pakistani students and i have major interest in aerospace engineering and mechanical engineering🤘please inform me ill be thankful to you
Hey Adil and thanks for the great question! So Aalto university (like every other university in Finland) has scholarships programmes for international students who are not citizens of European Union or European Economics Area countries. If you dont yet know how tuition fees and scholarships work in Finland, i really recommend that you check out these two videos: Tuition fees in Finland explained: ruclips.net/video/Z_4VUUvODdM/видео.html Scholarships in Finland explained: ruclips.net/video/lyQL4NJwlWs/видео.html So Finnish universities (Aalto included) do not have country specific scholarships but rather all students who are liable to pay for tuition have to apply for the same scholarships that the universities offer (again, watch the videos above for an explanation). The scholarships, their size and the number of scholarships available depend on each school. Also, the exact requirements for being granted a scholarship is not public information and universities are not mandated to publish this info. So whatever you hear from web forums or e.g. Reddit should be always taken as hearsay. Aalto university itself has multiple different scholarship programmes. I explain all of them in detail in this old video (please note that the information might already be old): ruclips.net/video/x78pxrqxSek/видео.html However, when you apply to Aalto university you can be granted either a 100% or a 50% tuition fee waiver (scholarship). These only cover your tuition and they do not cover any living costs. So a 100% scholarship covers 100% of your tuition for the entire length of your studies while the 50% scholarship only covers half of your tuition. More information about these specific scholarships can be found here: www.aalto.fi/en/admission-services/scholarships-and-tuition-fees Please check out the videos i linked above. They will answer 90% of your questions regarding this topic. If you have any questions after watching them, id be glad to elaborate more on the topic. Also, if you are interested in learning more about studying and working in Finland, i do recommend that you join our Discord server. the idea of the server is to build a community of people interested in studying and working in Finland. On the server i post updates about future videos and live streams and we have a bit more personal dialogue between the subscribers and me. If you are interested, you can join using this link: discord.gg/T84B8W3
Hey and thanks for the suggestion! The information on admission and scholarships for 2023 are not public as of yet. I will make videos on all of these topics once we get up-to-date information on these questions. Make sure to subscribe to the channel to get updates once i get new videos online 👍.
No Aalto university does not specifically require a 4 year degree. The minimum requirement is that you have a degree that makes you eligible to apply for a master's in your own country. If you are not sure whether your degree makes you eligible, please contact the Aalto admission office via email: aalto@admissions.fi
Id recommend a Master's degree in e.g. business analytics. Here is an example from Aalto university (my alma mater): www.aalto.fi/en/study-options/masters-programme-in-business-analytics
Hey and thanks for the question. Aalto University bachelors programme for International Business is located in the Mikkeli campus. All other business programmes are taught at the Otaniemi campus (which is officially in Espoo so in the city next to Helsinki).
Aalto University has two campuses. The main campus is in the city of Espoo right next to Helsinki. Its 15 minutes away from the center of Helsinki with public transportation. The second campus which houses the international business degree is in Mikkeli which is around 230km north from Helsinki.
Aalto University has two campuses. The main campus is in the city of Espoo right next to Helsinki. Its 15 minutes away from the center of Helsinki with public transportation. The second campus which houses the international business degree is in Mikkeli which is around 230km north from Helsinki.
The school is very student friendly.. I love the spaces
It really is lovely! Everything is brand new and the architecture is awesome. Im really waiting to get back to school this fall!
This was a fascinating tour of your lovely school. I am pleased you mentioned the COVID shutdown; I was thinking your facility was not too popular as nobody was around it. I think of schools for any age of students as places where laughing boys and girls are in abundance. I was in university in USA in 1965 AD! The educational concept has upgraded so much since my time. Thank you for your wonderful insights; I love them all.
Great video! Thanks for the virtual tour.
Glad you enjoyed it! I wanted to do more of these but the darn covid got worse super fast so couldnt even do these kind of virtual tours anymore. Ill do more proper tours once the campuses reopen again!
Please make a video on student apartment in Jyväskylä University as you did for Aalto University
Hey, I would love to make some videos about this topic as soon as the current situation with Covid-19 is dealt with. This will of course take time, but ill definitely keep this in mind so thanks for the suggestion 👍
Amazing video ❤❤❤I am willing to get there for arts and architecture and I hope to showing us art school if this will not interrupt you
Oh i would love to do more tours of Aalto as well as about other universities in Finland. However, the campuses are still closed due to covid so i dont have access to any of the facilities at this time. Ill definitely make more of these once the campuses open again.
I find it amusing how "oliver" uses his hands/gestures to make himself understood.
Would he not be able to communicate if his hands/arms were bound?????
Wow am even interested in applying
No way, that is awesome! May i ask is the apartment in the campus or at another location?
In the campus.
Hey oliver you are doing great now i have a real interest in alto so i am from pakistan im in a bit confusion that are there any scholorships for pakistani students and i have major interest in aerospace engineering and mechanical engineering🤘please inform me ill be thankful to you
Hey Adil and thanks for the great question! So Aalto university (like every other university in Finland) has scholarships programmes for international students who are not citizens of European Union or European Economics Area countries. If you dont yet know how tuition fees and scholarships work in Finland, i really recommend that you check out these two videos:
Tuition fees in Finland explained: ruclips.net/video/Z_4VUUvODdM/видео.html
Scholarships in Finland explained: ruclips.net/video/lyQL4NJwlWs/видео.html
So Finnish universities (Aalto included) do not have country specific scholarships but rather all students who are liable to pay for tuition have to apply for the same scholarships that the universities offer (again, watch the videos above for an explanation). The scholarships, their size and the number of scholarships available depend on each school. Also, the exact requirements for being granted a scholarship is not public information and universities are not mandated to publish this info. So whatever you hear from web forums or e.g. Reddit should be always taken as hearsay.
Aalto university itself has multiple different scholarship programmes. I explain all of them in detail in this old video (please note that the information might already be old): ruclips.net/video/x78pxrqxSek/видео.html
However, when you apply to Aalto university you can be granted either a 100% or a 50% tuition fee waiver (scholarship). These only cover your tuition and they do not cover any living costs. So a 100% scholarship covers 100% of your tuition for the entire length of your studies while the 50% scholarship only covers half of your tuition. More information about these specific scholarships can be found here: www.aalto.fi/en/admission-services/scholarships-and-tuition-fees
Please check out the videos i linked above. They will answer 90% of your questions regarding this topic. If you have any questions after watching them, id be glad to elaborate more on the topic.
Also, if you are interested in learning more about studying and working in Finland, i do recommend that you join our Discord server. the idea of the server is to build a community of people interested in studying and working in Finland. On the server i post updates about future videos and live streams and we have a bit more personal dialogue between the subscribers and me. If you are interested, you can join using this link: discord.gg/T84B8W3
Hello sir
Namaste
I am from nepal i want to study in finland aalto university.
Please make video about admission & scholarships for 2023 intake
Hey and thanks for the suggestion! The information on admission and scholarships for 2023 are not public as of yet. I will make videos on all of these topics once we get up-to-date information on these questions. Make sure to subscribe to the channel to get updates once i get new videos online 👍.
thanks
Sure thing!
Hello, I have a 3 year under grad degree. Am I eligible for admission in Masters or does Aalto require 4 years Mandatory?
No Aalto university does not specifically require a 4 year degree. The minimum requirement is that you have a degree that makes you eligible to apply for a master's in your own country. If you are not sure whether your degree makes you eligible, please contact the Aalto admission office via email: aalto@admissions.fi
@@RoadtoFinnish Thank u very much
I want to study MBA in business analytics
We dont really do MBA's so the right type of degree that you should look for is a Master's in Business or Economics (abbreviated as MSc)
Pls a video on mekelle campus
I would love to if i get a chance to go to Mikkeli 👍
Make a video on which course will be good after bcom
Id recommend a Master's degree in e.g. business analytics. Here is an example from Aalto university (my alma mater): www.aalto.fi/en/study-options/masters-programme-in-business-analytics
@@RoadtoFinnish thanks
Just tell me oliver which university is best for business in finland
I have a video on all the best universities in Finland that you can watch here: ruclips.net/video/XmFKC_lt3eM/видео.html
@@RoadtoFinnish make a video on PHD and also give how to get admission in phd in fully funded
Heyy! I have some questions
Do we pay for studying in aalto university and if we do How much does it cost per a year or per a term
Hey man and thanks for the question! This would depend on what you want to study at Aalto. Do you already have a field in mind?
@@RoadtoFinnishhey!
Yes I have, work study and psychology
Where does the Aalto's campus for studying business program locate? Helsinki or Mikkeli? Thank you!!!
Hey and thanks for the question. Aalto University bachelors programme for International Business is located in the Mikkeli campus. All other business programmes are taught at the Otaniemi campus (which is officially in Espoo so in the city next to Helsinki).
Is there good job opportunities for business students? Especially who just speak english
Yes there are. Its not easy to find them especially in the early stages of your studies but they do exist.
Where is aalto university located?
Aalto University has two campuses. The main campus is in the city of Espoo right next to Helsinki. Its 15 minutes away from the center of Helsinki with public transportation. The second campus which houses the international business degree is in Mikkeli which is around 230km north from Helsinki.
How many reputed University situated in Helsinki?
Aalto University has two campuses. The main campus is in the city of Espoo right next to Helsinki. Its 15 minutes away from the center of Helsinki with public transportation. The second campus which houses the international business degree is in Mikkeli which is around 230km north from Helsinki.
@@RoadtoFinnish How many university available in Helsinki for international student?
Is there any Indian students inn aalto businesss school??
Definitely yes.
Tell us norway education specially PHD
Im sorry but i have no idea about universities in Norway.
@@RoadtoFinnish tell us about Finland phd how to get admission in fully funded