This is AYY’s weekly newsletter 51/2015

Association-related issues can be found in the association newsletter. Read the newsletter at /en/associations/association-newsletter/

Construction work on the Väre building begins – Otaniementie to be closed. Read more http://aaltocre.fi/en/construction-work-on-the-vare-building-begins-otaniementie-to-be-closed/

The next weekly newsletter will be published on 11.1.2016!

Happy holidays!

 

1. This week’s events
2. FSHS opening hours during Christmas time
3. Questionnaire for Aalto students with families
4. Aino’s reader survey – respond latest Dec 21^st
5. Music events this week
6. Helsinki Business Symposium Jan 21-22
7. Neste: Summer Trainees
8. Sign up for running events of the spring at more affordable prices!
9. Mentors of Finland Association: Let’s work campaign is ongoing until 31 Jan 2016, dozens of paid internships for higher-educated young people!

 

1. This week’s events

Week 51

Tue, 15 Dec – Dominante’s Christmas concert at Paavalinkirkko Church /blog/events/joulun-tahden-dominanten-joulukonsertti-paavalinkirkossa/
Wed, 16 Dec – Autumn meeting: KY-Missio /blog/events/syyskokous-autumn-meeting/
Wed, 16 Dec – KYN: Christmas concert /blog/events/kyn-korkeella-kirkkaana-joulukonsertti/
Thu, 17 Dec – Dominante’s Christmas concert at Helsinki Cathedral /blog/events/joulun-tahden-dominanten-joulukonsertti-paavalinkirkossa/
Thu, 17 Dec – KYL’s traditional Christmas concert at Temppeliaukio Church 1/2 /blog/events/kyln-perinteinen-joulukonsertti-temppeliaukion-kirkossa-1-2/
Thu, 17 Dec –KYL’s traditional Christmas concert at Temppeliaukio Church 2/2 /blog/events/kyln-perinteinen-joulukonsertti-temppeliaukion-kirkossa-2-3/
Thu, 17 Dec – ESN Aalto’s Farewell sauna /blog/events/esn-aaltos-farewell-sauna-2/
Fri, 18 Dec – Dominante – Bach: Christmas oratory /blog/events/dominante-bach-jouluoratorio/
Sun, 20 Dec – KYN Christmas concert /blog/events/kyn-korkeella-kirkkaana-joulukonsertti-2/

 

2. FSHS opening hours during Christmas time

Read the bulletin: http://www.yths.fi/en/news/637/fshs_opening_hours_during_christmas_time

 

3. Questionnaire for Aalto students with families

Tell us how AYY could help to promote the learning of students with families. Join also the Facebook group.

Questionnaire: http://lomake.ayy.fi/sosiaalipolitiikka/?p=294

Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1632326910390380/

 

4. Aino’s reader survey – respond latest Dec 21^st

Next year, the entire Aino’s editorial office will change. Please respond to the reader survey and provide feedback in order to make Aino even better next year: http://ainolehti.fi/aino/lukijakysely/

 

5. Music events this week

In Otaniemi Chapel

Tue, 15 Dec, 6pm Christmas concert – EMO’s vocal students
Sat, 19 Dec, 6pm Chamber Choir Dissonanssi’s Christmas concert conducted by Yki Kortesniemi

 Christmas Concerts by KYN

Female Choir KYN, conducted by Kaija Viitasalo
Wed, 16 Dec, 6pm, ja 20 Pyhän Sydämen kappeli (Kirstinkatu 1)
Sun, 20 Dec, 7pm Temppeliaukio Church (Lutherinkatu 3)

Tickets 20/13,50 € from Tiketti (http://tiketti.fi/) and 18/12 € at the doors an hour before the concerts

Further information: http://kyn.fi/ and http://facebook.com/kynchoir/

 

6. Helsinki Business Symposium Jan 21-22

On January 21st-22nd Helsinki Business Symposium will gather the most notable names in business under the same roof. The two-day seminar consists of inspirational speeches, thought-provoking panel discussions and workshops by corporate partners.

Helsinki Business Symposium culminates in a glorious evening gala held at Restaurant Bank on Friday 22nd of January.

Ticket sale to the event starts on Monday 14th of December. The registration to the workshops is already on! Ensure your spot by signing up at https://goo.gl/MjYs5m. For people attending the workshops there will be no participation fee to other parts of the seminar.

More information about the event can be found at

http://hbs2016.fi/

http://facebook.com/HelBizSymposium/

http://facebook.com/events/184966595175893/

 

7. Neste: Summer Trainees

Success and a forerunner spirit do not appear from thin air. They require passion and courage to strive determinedly forward.

Take up the challenge and apply for Neste’s summer trainee 18.1.–29.2.2016.

https://www.neste.com/en/corporate-info/join-us

Follow us also on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/nesteenkesaharjoittelijat/

 

8. Sign up for running events of the spring at more affordable prices!

You can now register for some sports in the Finnish Student Championships! You can sign up for 10km and half-marathon, which are organised as part of running events organised in Helsinki. Both events provide student discount for participants. Read the contest newsletter 7/2015 of the Finnish Student Championships at: http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=261e84f8d2d5c9c2c52328fbd&id=1d1b6573b0

 

9. Mentors of Finland Association: Let’s work campaign is ongoing until 31 Jan 2016, dozens of paid internships for higher-educated young people!

 The Mentors of Finland Association has launched Let’s work trainee campaign in cooperation with major companies. The campaign is continuation to Let’s work project launched in the spring of 2015. In the project, companies offer young people their first job equivalent to their education i the form of a six-month paid internship. There are dozens of positions available. The work will begin during the spring of 2016.

The purpose of the programme is to help all recently graduated highly educated young people to find work. At the same time, organisations that participate in the programme challenge all Finnish companies to participate and provide at least one internship position for a highly educated young person. The internship and the gained work experience provide young people with good possibilities to find a job in their own field after the internship. Trainees will receive salary for the internship. This time, internships are provided by

Nokia, Wärtsilä, Metso, SRV, KPMG, Stora Enso, Uponor, Kemira, Nokian Renkaat, Accenture, OP, Kesko and Barona.

The trainee programme is aimed at recently graduated or soon to be graduated highly educated young people. Internships are available across Finland. The campaign is ongoing until 31 Jan 2016. You can apply for interships directly on the company websites. Positions will open during December and January and application periods vary depending on companies and positions. All companies in the campaign can be found on our website: http://www.suomenmentorit.fi/trainee-ohjelma/korkeakoulutettu-nuori-oletko-aloittamassa-tyouraasi/

We are also on Twitter: @suomenmentorit and #tehdääntöitä, LinkedIn: Suomen Mentorit ry and on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/suomenmentoritalto students with families

This is AYY’s weekly newsletter 50/2015

Association-related issues can be found in the association newsletter. Read the newsletter at /en/associations/association-newsletter/

Aino’s last issue of the year will be published today on 7 Dec and the magazine is delivered to the campuses this week! The latest issue presents seven hopes of Aalto and the man who democratised urban planning of Helsinki, as well as covers education cuts and steps into the new internet. The issue is also published online.

PS. Next year, the entire Aino’s editorial office will change. Please respond to the reader survey and provide feedback in order to make Aino even better next year: http://www.ainolehti.fi.

The weekly newsletter will be published one more time this year. Have a nice December!

 

1. This and next week’s events
2. Study grant
3. KYL Christmas concerts
4. Christmas concerts of Polytech Choir
5. Music events in Otaniemi chapel in December
6. AIESEC: Speak up for the youth

1. Sign up for running events of the spring at more affordable prices!
2. Aalto Wellbeing: Would you like to improve your wellbeing?
3. Mentors of Finland Association: Let’s work campaign is ongoing until 31 Jan 2016, dozens of paid internships for higher-educated young people!

 

1. This and next week’s events

Week 50

Wed, 9 Dec – Game night of Ristin kilta /blog/events/ristin-killan-peli-ilta-6/
Wed, 9 Dec – Polytech Christmas /blog/events/polyteknikkojen-joulu/
Fri, 11 Dec – Dominante’s Christmas Concert at Tapiola Church /blog/events/joulun-tahden-dominanten-joulukonsertti-tapiolan-kirkossa-2/
Fri, 11 Dec – Metal Club Mökä’s Christmas party sauna /blog/events/metal-club-mokan-pikkujoulusauna-2/
Sat, 12 Dec – Open role game day /blog/events/avoin-roolipelipaiva-5/
Sat, 12 Dec – Nippoli’s sauna night /blog/events/nippolin-saunailta-10/

Week 51

Tue, 15 Dec – Dominante’s Christmas concert at Paavalinkirkko Church /blog/events/joulun-tahden-dominanten-joulukonsertti-paavalinkirkossa/
Wed, 16 Dec – Autumn meeting: KY-Missio /blog/events/syyskokous-autumn-meeting/
Wed, 16 Dec – KYN: Christmas concert /blog/events/kyn-korkeella-kirkkaana-joulukonsertti/
Thu, 17 Dec – Dominante’s Christmas concert at Helsinki Cathedral /blog/events/joulun-tahden-dominanten-joulukonsertti-paavalinkirkossa/
Thu, 17 Dec – KYL’s traditional Christmas concert at Temppeliaukio Church 1/2 /blog/events/kyln-perinteinen-joulukonsertti-temppeliaukion-kirkossa-1-2/
Thu, 17 Dec –KYL’s traditional Christmas concert at Temppeliaukio Church 2/2 /blog/events/kyln-perinteinen-joulukonsertti-temppeliaukion-kirkossa-2-3/
Thu, 17 Dec – ESN Aalto’s Farewell sauna /blog/events/esn-aaltos-farewell-sauna-2/
Fri, 18 Dec – Dominante – Bach: Christmas oratory /blog/events/dominante-bach-jouluoratorio/
Sun, 20 Dec – KYN Christmas concert /blog/events/kyn-korkeella-kirkkaana-joulukonsertti-2/

 

2. Study grant

Aalto University and its student union allocate in cooperation study grants for incredible projects that promote studies and learning. You can apply for the grant by yourself, together with your friend or association – as long as the idea is good, we want to help you to implement it!

The application period is continuous and applications are processed on a monthly basis, the idea is that your good idea does not get old and you could implement it straight away. Applications are processed and approved by Aalto University Student Union’s academic affairs sector and Aalto University’s vice president in charge of teaching.

More information: https://lomake.ayy.fi/koulutuspolitiikka/2015/04/15/oppirahaa-kansalle/

 

3. KYL’s Christmas concerts

We’re walking in the air
We’re floating in the moonlit sky
The people far below are sleeping as we fly

Helsinki Academic Male Choir KYL organises two Christmas concerts in Helsinki in 2015:

Temppeliaukio Church – traditional Christmas concerts

Thu, 17 Dec, 7pm, €26/€20
Thu, 17 Dec, 9.30pm €24/€16
Tickets are available at: http://kyl.fi

Helsinki Academic Male Choir KYL sings familiar Christmas carols in traditional Christmas concerts at Temppeliaukio Church. KYL offers listeners a chance to let go of the feeling of business, enjoy beautiful and touching Christmas carols, lead their minds closer to the Christmas spirit and discover their childhood Christmas.

 

4. Christmas concerts of Polytech Choir

Christmas concerts of Polytech Choir at Johanneksenkirkko Church at 6pm and 8pm on 17 Dec.

Welcome to the traditional Christmas concerts of Polytech Choir at Johanneksenkirkko Church!

Purchase your ticket at: http://www.joulukonsertti.fi/.

This year, the programme ranges from Gregorian and Renaissance music to familiar Finnish Christmas songs and culminates in a unique piece of Francis Poulenc’s Quatre petites prières de Saint Francois d’Assise.

 

5. Music events in Otaniemi chapel in December

Several concerts are organised in Otaniemi chapel in December. There is a free admission to all the events. A voluntary programme fee goes to charity and asylum seekers. Welcome!

Sat, 12 Dec, 5pm Christmas concert of Tapiolan Laulu, conducted by Uli Kontu-Korhonen. Coffee provided.
Sun, 13 Dec, 6pm The Most Famous Christmas Carols. Sing-along in Finnish and English, featuring Otaniemi Chapel Choir conducted by Katja Kangas
Tue, 15 Dec, 6pm Christmas concert – EMO’s vocal students
Sat, 19 Dec, 6pm Chamber Choir Dissonanssi’s Christmas concert conducted by Yki Kortesniemi

 

6. AIESEC: Speak up for the youth!

Speak up the issues that matter to you – take Youth Speak survey

Speak up the issues that matter to you – take Youth Speak survey! Do you think that Finnish society will be in a better or worse state in 15 years from now (by 2030)? What do you see as the biggest benefit of studying in university?

YouthSpeak Survey seek to understand what are the challenges young people face across the education to employment journey, raising awareness on the youth opinion, and how the SDG’s (Sustainable Development Goals) fit into your everyday life and shape the world around you. Results of this survey will be delivered to world’s leaders and decision-makers like the UN.

Let your voice be heard on http://aiesec.fi/youthspeak.

 

7. Sign up for running events of the spring at more affordable prices!

You can now register for some sports in the Finnish Student Championships! You can sign up for 10km and half-marathon, which are organised as part of running events organised in Helsinki. Both events provide student discount for participants. Read the contest newsletter 7/2015 of the Finnish Student Championships at: http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=261e84f8d2d5c9c2c52328fbd&id=1d1b6573b0

 

8. Aalto Wellbeing: Would you like to improve your wellbeing?

Go and like the Aalto Wellbeing Facebook page that offers

• services and content to support you wellbeing, health and study ability
• events and opportunities that can bring more energy to your life

http://www.facebook.com/AaltoWellbeing

 

9. Mentors of Finland Association: Let’s work campaign is ongoing until 31 Jan 2016, dozens of paid internships for higher-educated young people!

The Mentors of Finland Association has launched Let’s work trainee campaign in cooperation with major companies. The campaign is continuation to Let’s work project launched in the spring of 2015. In the project, companies offer young people their first job equivalent to their education i the form of a six-month paid internship. There are dozens of positions available. The work will begin during the spring of 2016.

The purpose of the programme is to help all recently graduated highly educated young people to find work. At the same time, organisations that participate in the programme challenge all Finnish companies to participate and provide at least one internship position for a highly educated young person. The internship and the gained work experience provide young people with good possibilities to find a job in their own field after the internship. Trainees will receive salary for the internship. This time, internships are provided by

Nokia, Wärtsilä, Metso, SRV, KPMG, Stora Enso, Uponor, Kemira, Nokian Renkaat, Accenture, OP, Kesko and Barona.

The trainee programme is aimed at recently graduated or soon to be graduated highly educated young people. Internships are available across Finland. The campaign is ongoing until 31 Jan 2016. You can apply for interships directly on the company websites. Positions will open during December and January and application periods vary depending on companies and positions. All companies in the campaign can be found on our website: http://www.suomenmentorit.fi/trainee-ohjelma/korkeakoulutettu-nuori-oletko-aloittamassa-tyouraasi/

We are also on Twitter: @suomenmentorit and #tehdääntöitä, LinkedIn: Suomen Mentorit ry and on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/suomenmentorit

This is AYY’s weekly newsletter 49/2015

Association-related issues can be found in the association newsletter. Read the newsletter at /yhdistystiedote/

The Board for the next year will be elected in the Representative Council meeting today. Watch the meeting at ayy.fi/live starting at 5.15pm. Also remember to get an advent calendar and purchase your ticket to Aava’s Independence Day reception. The weekly newsletter will be published two more times this year. Have a great December!

1. This and next week’s events
2. AYY wants YOU – apply for volunteer positions NOW!
3. Torchlight procession of the Independence Day 6 Dec
4. Aava’s shadow Independence Day reception
5. My Career in Finland – AYY’s International Career Evening 1 Dec
6. Apply to become a student representative in administration by 6 Dec
7. Send a card to someone nice!
8. Invent new names for Otakaari facilities rented on a one-time basis
9. Physicist Spex in English on 3 Dec
10. Riku and Tunna from Madventures lecture in Otaniemi 4 Dec
11. Otaniemi services & campus workshop 9 Dec
12. Music events in Otaniemi chapel in December
13. OUBS is back – opening of the studio
14. CEMS Info Event on 1 Dec and CEMS Stage 2015 on 2 Dec.

 

1. This and next week’s events

Week 49

Mon, 30 Nov – Advent Jubilee
Mon, 30 Nov – ESN Aalto’s Christmas sweets baking
Tue, 1 Dec – Mosaic Café Lingua
Tue, 1 Dec – My Career in Finland – AYY’s International Career Evening
Wed, 2 Dec – ESN Aalto Lasertag #2
Wed, 2 Dec– ESN Aalto’s Farewell Party
Wed, 2 Dec – Ilkka Puhakka: Earthmoving message
Wed, 2 Dec – Training session for associations
Thu, 3 Dec – OUBS is back – opening of the studio
Sat, 5 Dec – Floorball: FLOB-SCH
Sun, 6 Dec – Shadow Independence Day reception
Sun, 6 Dec – Independence Day reception ball at Smökki
Sun, 6 Dec – Torclight procession of the Independence Day

Week 50

Wed, 9 Dec – Game night of Ristin kilta
Fri, 11 Dec – Dominante’s Christmas Concert at Tapiola Church
Fri, 11 Dec – Metal Club Mökä’s Christmas party sauna
Sat, 12 Dec – Open role game day

 

2. AYY wants YOU – apply for volunteer positions NOW!

AYY’s voluntary positions are now open for applications! The call for applications for the chairpersons of sections will end on Monday, 30 Nov and for section members on Sunday, 6 Dec. What do the teekkari section, Aava, Mosaic, Village Senate, corporate relations section and the advocacy management group do? Read more and apply on AYY’s STOP site! /stop/

 

3. Torchlight procession of the Independence Day on 6 Dec

University students in the metropolitan area traditionally celebrate the Finnish Independence Day with a torchlight procession on 6 Dec. All are welcome to join the procession, torchlights are provided at the beginning of the procession. Associations can participate in the procession with their own flags.

The event instructions and schedule are available at http://itsenaisyyspaiva.ayy.fi/en/.

The schedule will be updated as soon as possible.

AYY traditionally provides the following services to its members:

Transport of flags:

Association flags must be delivered to the service point (Otakaari 11) by 4pm on Thursday, 3 Dec 2015 AND recorded in the transport list. Please make sure that you record your flag in the list, as we only bring the flags mentioned in the list. Flags are returned to the same place from where you can collect them by Wednesday, 9 Dec.

Flag carrying belts and sashes in the colours of the Finnish flag:

The Student Union can borrow a limited number of flag carrying belts and the blue and white sashes suitable for all flags. Reservations for the fastest ones to arkisto@ayy.fi. Equipment can be found next to the flags at the beginning of the procession.

During the procession, flag-bearers and heralds can leave their bags to the vehicle which drives to the Senate Square. When you leave your flag for the return transport, you can get your items back. Flag-bearers and heralds are not allowed to wear bags in the procession.

 

4. Aava’s shadow Independence Day reception

Did you not receive an invitation to the President’s Independence Day Reception even though you think you would have certainly deserved one? Don’t worry, AYY’s Community Section Aava invites all AYY’s members to the traditional Shadow Independence Day Reception at Yläkertsi in KY Building on 6 Dec 2015! We provide a delicious three-course menu, incredible company and certainly more drinks than what is offered at the real Independence Day reception. In order to guarantee a genuine Independence Day atmosphere, you can follow the Independence Day reception on the screen while having dinner! So find your suit or cocktail dress and come to celebrate the 98-year-old Finland! The link to the web store will be published in Facebook event https://www.facebook.com/events/1658227507795174/ at 12noon on 23 Nov. Be fast, as this party is at least as popular as the original!

Ps. It is easy to come to the event directly from the torchlight procession of university students 😉

 

5. My Career in Finland – AYY’s International Career Evening 1 Dec

How does the Finnish job market function? What is the role of the trade unions? What is essential for finding a job in Finland? What do you need to take into account when starting your own business in Finland? How have international Aalto alumni found their ways into Finnish work life and what is the Finnish working culture like through their eyes?

Come to Aalto University Student Union’s career evening “My Career in Finland” on 1 Dec 2015 at 5pm-9pm at Otaniementie 17 (TUAS-building) to hear the essentials of working in Finland and to meet and mingle with potential employers.

Check out the Facebook-event and save the date: https://www.facebook.com/events/1647305585528798/

 

6. Apply to become a student representative in administration by 6 Dec

The call for applications is open on 9 Nov-6 Dec 2015. Application site

Aalto University Student Union has declared open the positions of student representatives in administration (hallopeds) for the year of 2016. Student representatives are needed for the university organs, such as the Academic Committee, Student Financial Aid Committee and the Restaurant Committee, as well as the University’s management and degree programmes. Whether you are interested in power, quality of the development of teaching, as a student representative you can have influence on the operations of the major organisation and make Aalto a better place!

https://www.facebook.com/events/1508833069429337/

Further information: ayy.fi/halloped and Academic Affairs Specialist Susanna Koistinen, susanna.koistinen@ayy.fi

Power. It’s yours to take.

 

7. Send a card to someone nice!

Did you attend an extraordinarily good lecture? Was the janitor kind enough to help you with your heavy luggage? Did the study planning officer help you out with your complex study plans?

It is nice to get praise on your work but also to praise others. Now it’s time to say thank you to university staff. Aalto University Student Union will send a thank you card on your behalf if you tell us who has been nice to you at https://lomake.ayy.fi/sosiaalipolitiikka/kortti-kivoille/. Let’s remember to thank each other!

 

8. Invent new names for Otakaari facilities rented on a one-time basis

AYY has several facilities rented on a one-time basis along Otakaari, the names of which have not always been that inventive. In 2016, Otakaari will have a new facility rented on a one-time basis when the former TEK office will be transformed into a facility that is suitable for academic seated dinner of 50-100 people. This new facility is located above the main hall of OK 20. Please suggest new, better and more descriptive names using the form below: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1diIJxEYuWdRLxaXMIDH9c381SuIzGkatojN1_zKfcwM/viewform?usp=send_form

 

9. Physicist Spex in English on 3 December

Time for an interactive musical! The Physicist Spex presents: The Mindblowers!

A small band of illusionists, the Mindblowers, is in a sticky situation: The Swedish Mafia, who control the entertainment industry with an iron fist, intend to collect their last pennies and earthly possessions. Will they succeed in the heist of the century and escape from the dreary and dangerous North for good? Or will the Swedes ruin our youth with their pop music?

An English show of Mindblowers by the Physicist Spex is coming on 3rd of December at 6pm.

More info from http://www.fyysikkospeksi.fi/
Tickets from https://holvi.com/shop/fyysikkospeksi/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1650388425231120/

See you in the spex!

 

10. Riku and Tunna from Madventures lecture in Otaniemi on 4 Dec

Riku Rantala and Tuomas Milonoff lecture to Aalto University students on the benefits of internationalisation on Friday, 4 Dec, 1pm-2.30pm.

After Riku’s and Tunna’s lecture, you have a great opportunity to ask Aalto coordinators about exchange studies and visit the photo exhibition with photos of our exchange destinations. In addition, you can participate in a draw and win Madventures books.

The event is held in Finnish, no advance registration. Welcome! #Madventures @aaltouniversity
The event on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1638424373086452/

 

11. Otaniemi services & campus workshop 9 Dec

How would you develop Otaniemi campus and the services? What kind of activities are needed for student, alumni, company and university collaboration?

We would like to invite you to join our workshop “Otaniemi services & campus” on Wednesday, 9 December at 5pm at Urban Mill (address Betonimiehenkuja 3 E, please note the entrance is located at the loading platform). The workshop will be held partly in English and partly in Finnish.

The purpose of the workshop is to develop further the ideas received by Aalto University metro centre survey and the followed group interviews. In this workshop, we will focus on the company and student collaboration and alumni.

In order to confirm the amount of refreshments, please register by email to milla.uusitalo@aalto.fi no later than 2 December.

More information can be found: http://aaltocre.fi/en/welcome-to-otaniemi-services-campus-workshop-on-9th-december/

 

12. Music events in Otaniemi chapel in December

Several concerts are organised in Otaniemi chapel in December. There is a free admission to all the events. Voluntary programme fee is directed at charity and asylum seekers. Welcome!

Tue, 1 Dec, 6.30pm Christmas carol concert of Espoo Adult Education Centre
Sat, 5 Dec, 4pm “Swinging Christmas” – Singing group Drambuie’s Christmas concert. Winter punch provided.
Sat, 12 Dec, 5pm Christmas concert of Tapiolan Laulu, conducted by Uli Kontu-Korhonen. Christmas coffee.
Sun, 13 Dec, 6pm The Most Famous Christmas Carols. Sing-along in Finnish and English, featuring Otaniemi Chapel Choir conducted by Katja Kangas
Tue, 15 Dec, 6pm Christmas concert – EMO’s vocal students
Sat, 19 Dec, 6pm Chamber Choir Dissonanssi’s Christmas concert conducted by Yki Kortesniemi

13. OUBS is back – the opening of the studio

OUBS has been revived after a few years of silence. In order to celebrate the comeback, we will organise ”OUBS is back” party at the studio on Thursday, 3 Dec. The evening starts for invited guests and others interested in cooperation with OUBS at 7pm. The opening party of the studio starts at 8pm, after which the studio is open to all who are interested in OUBS and the studio! Polirytmi and Entropy’s DJ perform in the event. Welcome!

FB event: https://www.facebook.com/events/975363659190412/

 

14. CEMS Info Event on 1 Dec and CEMS Stage 2015 on 2 Dec

The student club of Aalto Unversity’s CEMS MiM master’s programme, CEMS Club Helsinki, is organising its annual speaker event CEMS Stage again next Wednesday, on 2 December at 5 PM. The event will take place in Chydenia building of the Töölö campus.

The theme this year is “Innovating towards a smarter future”. We’ll have inspiring talks by Bruce Oreck, Jani Toivola and UPM’s Päivi Salpakivi-Salomaa who will share their personal views of building a smarter future through sustainability, entrepreneurship and innovation. After the speeches there is an opportunity to network and enjoy some complementary snacks and sparkling wine!

CEMS Club has organised a free bus transport from Otaniemi to Töölö, and back. More information and sign up instructions in the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/444007265806498/

INFO Event for new applicants is held on 1 December at 2 pm in E-127, Arkadia (Lapuankatu 2, Helsinki), School of Business. Welcome! Find out more about CEMS: http://www.cems.org/ and about eligibility and application: http://biz.aalto.fi/en/studies/cems/.

This is AYY’s weekly newsletter 48/2015

 

Association-related issues can be found in the association newsletter. Read the newsletter at /yhdistystiedote/

 

The call for applications for the position of Aino’s chief editor ends tomorrow morning at 8am!

/ylioppilaskunta/avoimet-tyopaikat/ayy-hakee-ylioppilaslehti-ainolle-paatoimittajaa/

 

The panel for AYY board member candidates is held today at Learning HUB (Vuorimiehentie 2) starting at 5pm. You can also follow the panel at /live/.

Seasonal influenza vaccine for risk groups at FSHS:

Mon 30th November 1:30pm-3pm, no advance appoinment required – sign up at the patient office.

More information about influenza vaccine free of charge – call FSHS.

If you are not entitled to influenza vaccine free of charge – call FSHS to get prescription.

 

 

1. This and next week’s events
2. Aino is looking for the chief editor – DL tomorrow at 8am
3. Delayed course gradings
4. Torchlight procession of the Independence Day 6 Dec
5. Aava’s shadow Independence Day reception
6. My Career in Finland – AYY’s International Career Evening 1 Dec
7. Host Families needed for Iloa Tupaan Project
8. OIKOSULKU 2015 – ENIGMA 25 Nov @OK20
9. Tikelo General Meeting and Christmas Party today
10. Physicist Spex in English on 3 Dec
11. Call for applications for BEST spring courses open until 29 Nov
12. Work as an intern at a startup or volunteer for a project abroad for 6 weeks!
13. Grief group for those who have lost their loved ones
14. Application for Stratos programme 2016 has begun!
15. Universum’s career test

 

 

1. This and next week’s events

 

Week 48

 

25 Nov ESN Aalto’s Trip to Levi, Lapland: /blog/events/esn-aaltos-trip-to-levi-lapland/

25 Nov Missionary evening: /blog/events/lahetysilta-3/

26 Nov Autumn concerts of the Polytech Orchestra: /blog/events/polyteknikkojen-orkesterin-syyskonsertit/

27 Nov Metal Club Mökä’s election sauna: /blog/events/metal-club-mokan-vaalisauna-2/

27 Nov Autumn concerts of the Polytech Orchestra: /blog/events/polyteknikkojen-orkesterin-syyskonsertit-2/

28 Nov Open role game day: /blog/events/avoin-roolipelipaiva-4/

28 Nov OUBS training session: documentary TV work: /blog/events/oubs-koulutus-dokumentaarinen-tv-tyoskentely/

29 Nov Dance course: /blog/events/tanssikurssi-12/

 

Week 49

Week 49

 

30.11 .ESN Aalto’s Christmas sweets baking /blog/events/esn-aaltos-christmas-sweets-baking/

1.12. Mosaic Café Lingua /blog/events/mosaic-cafe-lingua_dec2015/

1.12. My Career in Finland – AYY’s International Career Evening /blog/events/my-career-in-finland-ayys-international-career-evening/

2.12. ESN Aalto Lasertag #2 /blog/events/esn-aalto-lasertag-2/

2.12. ESN Aalto’s Farewell Party /blog/events/esn-aaltos-farewell-party-2/

2.12. Ilkka Puhakka: Järkyttävä sanoma /blog/events/ilkka-puhakka-jarkyttava-sanoma/

3.12. OUBS is back /blog/events/oubs-is-back-studion-avajaiset/

5.12. FLOB – SCH /blog/events/salibandya-flob-sch/

6.12. Aava’s shadow Independence Day reception /blog/events/varjolinnanjuhlat/

6.12. Torchlight procession of the Independence Day on 6 Dec /blog/events/itsenaisyyspaivan-soihtukulkue-2/

 

 

 

 

 

2. Aino is looking for the chief editor – DL tomorrow at 8am

 

AYY’s student magazine Aino is looking for the chief editor! Do you have a sharp pen and a great vision on the future Aino? Read more and apply: /ylioppilaskunta/avoimet-tyopaikat/ayy-hakee-ylioppilaslehti-ainolle-paatoimittajaa/. The call for applications is open until 8am on Tuesday, 24 Nov.

 

 

3. Report delayed course grading

Aalto University’s teaching and study regulations provide that exams and other study performances must be reviewed and recorded in the study register within one month. If your exam results or credits are late, you can report it to Aalto University administration.

ARTS: Leena Koskinen (leena.koskinen@aalto.fi)

BIZ: Margareta Soismaa (margareta.soismaa@aalto.fi)

CHEM: Hanne Puskala (hanne.puskala@aalto.fi)

ELEC: Perttu puska (perttu.puska@aalto.fi)

ENG: Marjo Immonen (marjo.immonen@aalto.fi)

SCI: Mari Knuuttila (mari.knuuttila@aalto.fi)

 

 

4. Torchlight procession of the Independence Day on 6 Dec

 

University students in the metropolitan area traditionally celebrate the Finnish Independence Day with a torchlight procession on 6 Dec. All are welcome to join the procession, torchlights are provided at the beginning of the procession. Associations can participate in the procession with their own flags.

 

The event instructions and schedule are available at http://itsenaisyyspaiva.ayy.fi/en/.

The schedule will be updated as soon as possible.

 

AYY traditionally provides the following services to its members:

 

Transport of flags:

Association flags must be delivered to the service point (Otakaari 11) by 4pm on Thursday, 3 Dec 2015 AND recorded in the transport list. Please make sure that you record your flag in the list, as we only bring the flags mentioned in the list. Flags are returned to the same place from where you can collect them by Wednesday, 9 Dec.

 

Flag carrying belts and sashes in the colours of the Finnish flag:

The Student Union can borrow a limited number of flag carrying belts and the blue and white sashes suitable for all flags. Reservations for the fastest ones to arkisto@ayy.fi. Equipment can be found next to the flags at the beginning of the procession.

 

During the procession, flag-bearers and heralds can leave their bags to the vehicle which drives to the Senate Square. When you leave your flag for the return transport, you can get your items back. Flag-bearers and heralds are not allowed to wear bags in the procession.

 

 

5. Aava’s shadow Independence Day reception

 

Did you not receive an invitation to the President’s Independence Day Reception even though you think you would have certainly deserved one? Don’t worry, AYY’s Community Section Aava invites all AYY’s members to the traditional Shadow Independence Day Reception at Yläkertsi in KY Building on 6 Dec 2015! We provide a delicious three-course menu, incredible company and certainly more drinks than what is offered at the real Independence Day reception. In order to guarantee a genuine Independence Day atmosphere, you can follow the Independence Day reception on the screen while having dinner! So find your suit or cocktail dress and come to celebrate the 98-year-old Finland! The link to the web store will be published in Facebook event https://www.facebook.com/events/1658227507795174/ at 12noon on 23 Nov. Be fast, as this party is at least as popular as the original!

 

Ps. It is easy to come to the event directly from the torchlight procession of university students 😉

 

 

6. My Career in Finland – AYY’s International Career Evening 1 Dec

 

How does the Finnish job market function? What is the role of the trade unions? What is essential for finding a job in Finland? What do you need to take into account when starting your own business in Finland? How have international Aalto alumni found their ways into Finnish work life and what is the Finnish working culture like through their eyes?

 

Come to Aalto University Student Union’s career evening “My Career in Finland” 1 Dec 2015 at 5pm-9pm in Otaniementie 17 (TUAS-building) to hear the essentials of working in Finland and to meet and mingle with potential employers.

 

Check out the Facebook-event and save the date: https://www.facebook.com/events/1647305585528798/

 

 

7. Host Families needed for Iloa Tupaan Project

 

International Students are coming to Finland in January 2016 to do 6-weeks of volunteer work at nursing homes where they will organise activities for the elderly and enjoy and have a beautiful time together.

We really need host families for our students and appreciate all the help!

• 1 student/host family
• Duration is 6 weeks starting from January 2016

Help us to promote intercultural development and our beautiful Finnish culture!

Please contact us before 4 December if you or someone you know would be willing to be help!

Email: thi.tran@aalto.fi

Tel: +358 44 974 1305

 

The project is part of AIESEC Aalto.

 

8. OIKOSULKU 2015 – ENIGMA 25 Nov @OK20

 

Prepare for the most baffling party of the year!

Organised by Freshmen, Oikosulku does not take inspiration from other parties, but instead will remain distinctive, to the level that the theme of the party itself is an enigma. So, be prepared for anything. (especially around midnight!)

 

The coolest and the shyest are encouraged to wear the most mysterious mask they can get their hands on!

 

25 Nov, 9pm

Be there or be ε²

Tickets:

€3 in advance, €5 at the door + official patch €2!

16 Nov – 23 Nov, 12noon-2pm (Mon-Fri)

Otaniemi 1, the main building lobby

 

FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/1059497870767680/

 

“Oikosulku 15 is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.”

– Chunston Wirchill

 

 

9. Tikelo General Meeting and Christmas Party today

 

Tikelo General Meeting Mon, 23 Nov, 4pm, choosing the new board

Welcome to the Tikelo’s bi-annual General Meeting on Monday, 23 November at 4pm at Yläkertsi in the KY Building on Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 21, 00100 Helsinki. At the meeting we will present a plan for next year and choose a new board for the association.

 

If you love chilled out movie evenings this is a great chance to join a club that is not all about drinking. We have meetings about once every two to three weeks where we plan the monthly movie events. Tikelo is a great opportunity to get some practise as a board member and organise awesome chill out events to get your mind off school and work. No previous experience is required to organise awesome movie events.

 

If you have any questions about Tikelo or positions available in the board please don’t hesitate to ask!

 

Tikelo Christmas Party, Mon 23 Nov, 6pm

At 6pm, we’ll open the doors to Yläkertsi for the legendary chill out Tikelo Small Christmas Movie Night. With awesome movie snacks on the house we’ll enjoy Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, a badass christmas movie starring Robert Downey Jr and Val Kilmer. Get ready for the christmas season with Tikelo!

 

Find more info here: http://lyli.fi/TIkeloChristmas

 

 

10. Physicist Spex in English on 3 December

 

Time for an interactive musical! The Physicist Spex presents: The Mindblowers!

 

A small band of illusionists, the Mindblowers, is in a sticky situation: The Swedish Mafia, who control the entertainment industry with an iron fist, intend to collect their last pennies and earthly possessions. Will they succeed in the heist of the century and escape from the dreary and dangerous North for good? Or will the Swedes ruin our youth with their pop music?

 

The English show of Mindblowers by the Physicist Spex is coming on 3 December at 6pm.

More info from http://www.fyysikkospeksi.fi

Tickets from https://holvi.com/shop/fyysikkospeksi/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1650388425231120/

 

See you in the spex!

 

 

11. Call for applications for BEST spring courses is open until 29 Nov

 

Say no to an unpleasant spring and yes to the best trip of your life in Europe. The legendary spring courses of BEST are now open for applications, and you can choose your destiny from Paris, Thessaloniki, Moscow and Torino. 17 courses! 25 nationalities! 8-12 days! 1 credit! And the maximum price for full board is EUR 27! Does it sound good to you? Check out more information at BEST Helsinki site http://besthelsinki.fi/kurssit/ and the list of courses http://www.best.eu.org/student/courses/coursesList.jsp and APPLY.

 

Info sauna at Tieto sauna on 24 Nov, check out -> https://www.facebook.com/events/1040301716021470/

 

 

12. Work as an intern at a startup or volunteer for a project abroad for 6 weeks!

 

AIESEC is the world’s largest student run organisation offering many international opportunities to students in order for them to develop into inspiring leaders of the world. Our partner countries Thailand, Peru, Greece, Italy and Uganda are waiting to get interns for startups and also offering projects for those interested in volunteering. Both internships and volunteering positions last for 6 weeks!

 

Interested? Book an appointment with us and we will handle the rest! http://aiesec.fi/students/globalcitizen/

 

Like and follow us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AIESECinAalto/?fref=ts

 

Or Contact our Vice President for more details at hastam.mann@aiesec.net

 

 

13. Grief group for those who have lost their loved ones

School chaplains in Espoo organise a grief group for students and young people who have lost their loved ones. In the grief group, you can confidentially share your feelings and thoughts that arise in times of sorrow together with others in the same situation. There is no deadline for grieving, you can participate even if it has been a while since your loved one passed away.

The group meets in Otaniemi at Jämeräntaival 8 B on Mondays:

11 Jan, 25 Jan, 8 Dec, 22 Dec and 7 Mar 2016, 5pm-6.30pm.

Further information and registrations by 15 Dec 2015:

Jenny Vainio (tel. 050 365 2256) and Margit Peltovirta (tel. 040 5130852), email: firstname.surname@evl.fi

 

 

14. Application for Stratos programme 2016 has begun!

 

Looking for a real life business project for top companies in Finland? Looking for a free trip to the business centre in the world? Then apply for Stratos programme today!

 

Stratos is a training programme connecting senior students and well-known companies in Finland through various projects. Our partnership companies in the past included ABB, Elisa, Fazer, Neste Oil, Fortum, Capgemini, Metso, Op-Pohjola, Vaisala and Wärtsilä, etc. After the project, you will get the chance to have a eye-opening one-week trip abroad, e.g. San Francisco, Hong Kong, Milano, Singapore, and Tokyo in previous years.

 

Are you in the final stage of your studies at Aalto and with some background/interested in business studies? Stratos is here for you! (And in some cases without any business knowledge, strong technical background can also win you a ticket)

 

How to apply: Send your CV, cover letter and transcript to stratosteam16@gmail.com

Deadline: 13 Dec 2015

Questions? Drop us a line by email.

More information please refer to our website http://www.remburssi.org/

Follow our facebook page for all the updated projects https://www.facebook.com/Stratos-Program-1569182183326321/

 

 

15. Universum’s career test

 

Have you already begun to consider your future career?

 

Before you know it, you will find yourself finishing your studies and facing a large number of options for the next step in your life. Our goal at Aalto University is to support you to find your strengths and identify the best options for you.

 

For this reason, we share the link to Universum’s career test, which will help you to consider what to do after your graduation.

 

Start the career test here: https://career-test.com/s/aaltotech

 

At the end of the survey, you get a summary of your answers, which shows your own career profile and a list of ideal employers for you. You also get more information on your working life expectations compared to other students at your university. The responses are particularly useful when filling in summer job and internship applications.

 

The test is open until 10 Dec 2015. The career test is filled in anonymously.

This is AYY’s weekly newsletter 47/2015

Association-related issues can be found in the association newsletter. Read the newsletter at /en/associations/association-newsletter/

The chairperson of AYY’s new Representative Council and the former of the Board for the year of 2016 are elected today at the Representative Council meeting starting at 5pm. The meeting is held in Hall E at Otakaari 1. You can follow the meeting at /live/

1. This and next week’s events
2. Apply for the grant to organise activities at Otaniemi reception centre!
3. My Career in Finland – AYY’s International Career Evening 1 Dec
4. Torchlight procession of the Independence Day 6 Dec
5. Aava’s shadow Independence Day reception
6. OUBS training sessions: Basics of lighting, Wed, 18 Nov and documentary TV work, Tue, 24 Nov
7. Go abroad with AIESEC!
8. SmökRök 25 Nov
9. Take climbing to a new level with a lead climbing course organised by Climbing Club Oranki!
10. Saloon party of Julkku bandits
11. Madventures coming to Otaniemi 4 Dec!

1. This and next week’s events

Week 47

Mon, 16 Nov Teekkarispex casting #3
Mon, 16 Nov Kupla’s election meeting
Tue, 17 Nov Radio amateur course, lecture 7/7
Tue, 17 Nov International hangout with ESN Aalto
Wed, 18 Nov Mosaic’s Running Dinner
Wed, 18 Nov ESN Aalto’s Dinner in the dark
Wed, 18 Nov OUBS training session: basics of lighting
Wed, 18 Nov Polirytmi’s autumn jamming session
Thu, 19 Nov ESN Aalto visits Fazer chocolate factory #2
Thu, 19 Nov PSK Kupla’s underwater rugby experiment
Fri, 20 Nov ESN Aalto’s Trip to Saariselkä, Lapland
Fri, 20 Nov Introduction to mixed martial arts at OFC
Sat, 21 Nov AEGEE-Helsinki Sushi Dinner Party!
Sun, 22 Nov Dance course

Week 48

Wed, 25 Nov ESN Aalto’s Trip to Levi, Lapland
Wed, 25 Nov Missionary evening
Wed, 25 Nov OIKOSULKU 2015 – ENIGMA
Thu, 26 Nov Autumn concerts of the Polytech Orchestra
Fri, 27 Nov Metal Club Mökä’s election sauna
Fri, 27 Nov Autumn concerts of the Polytech Orchestra
Sat, 28 Nov Open role game day
Sat, 28 Nov OUBS training session: documentary TV work
Sun, 29 Nov Dance course

2. Apply for the grant to organise activities at Otaniemi reception centre!

AYY encourages its members and the Student Union’s associations to organise activities at Otaniemi reception centre. The amount of the grant is mainly less than €100 per application and the grant is allocated based on informal applications.
The application must respond to the following questions:
– What kind of activities you want to organise?
– When are the activities organised?
– Which expenses will the grant cover?

The accepted organisers will be compensated previously agreed travel and material expenses against receipts. Applications should be delivered to joonas.tietavainen@ayy.fi no later than 4 Dec 2015. Applications are processed as soon as we receive them.

Contact information:
Joonas Tietäväinen
joonas.tietavainen@ayy.fi

3. My Career in Finland – AYY’s International Career Evening 1 Dec

How does the Finnish job market function? What is the role of the trade unions? What is essential for finding a job in Finland? What do you need to take into account when starting your own business in Finland? How have international Aalto alumni found their ways into Finnish work life and what is the Finnish working culture like through their eyes?

Come to Aalto University Student Union’s career evening “My Career in Finland” 1 Dec 2015 at 5pm-9pm in Otaniementie 17 (TUAS-building) to hear the essentials of working in Finland and to meet and mingle with potential employers.

Check out the Facebook event and save the date: https://www.facebook.com/events/1647305585528798/

4. Torchlight procession of the Independence Day on 6 Dec

University students in the metropolitan area traditionally celebrate the Finnish Independence Day with a torchlight procession on 6 Dec. All are welcome to join the procession, torchlights are provided at the beginning of the procession. Associations can participate in the procession with their own flags.

The event instructions and schedule are available at http://itsenaisyyspaiva.ayy.fi/en/.
The schedule will be updated as soon as possible.

AYY traditionally provides the following services to its members:
Transport of flags:
Association flags must be delivered to the service point (Otakaari 11) by 4pm on Thursday, 3 Dec 2015 AND recorded in the transport list. Please make sure that you record your flag in the list, as we only bring the flags mentioned in the list. Flags are returned to the same place from where you can collect them by Wednesday, 9 Dec.
Flag carrying belts and sashes in the colours of the Finnish flag:
The Student Union can borrow a limited number of flag carrying belts and the blue and white sashes suitable for all flags. Reservations for the fastest ones to arkisto@ayy.fi. Equipment can be found next to the flags at the beginning of the procession.

During the procession, flag-bearers and heralds can leave their bags to the vehicle which drives to the Senate Square. When you leave your flag for the return transport, you can get your items back. Flag-bearers and heralds are not allowed to wear bags in the procession.

5. Aava’s shadow Independence Day reception

Did you not receive an invitation to the President’s Independence Day Reception even though you think you would have certainly deserved one? Don’t worry, AYY’s Community Section Aava invites all AYY’s members to the traditional Shadow Independence Day Reception at Yläkertsi in KY Building on 6 Dec 2015! We provide a delicious three-course menu, incredible company and certainly more drinks than what is offered at the real Independence Day reception. In order to guarantee a genuine Independence Day atmosphere, you can follow the Independence Day reception on the screen while having dinner! So find your suit or cocktail dress and come to celebrate the 98-year-old Finland! The link to the web store will be published in Facebook event https://www.facebook.com/events/1658227507795174/ at 12noon on 23 Nov. Be fast, as this party is at least as popular as the original!

Ps. It is easy to come to the event directly from the torchlight procession of university students 😉

6. OUBS training sessions: Basics of lighting, Wed, 18 Nov and documentary TV work Tue, 24 Nov

Basics of lighting training session covers the basics of lighting from the perspective of studio lighting. You learn how to use lights in different situations, such as interviews, panel discussions or when shooting a short film. We also go through the related terminology, electricity safety and the connecting of different light sources.
https://www.facebook.com/events/911812412246258/

Documentary TV work is a workshop particularly aimed at cameramen and editors interested in work in the field. How can I make an interesting documentary production of the event X? What should I do in a filming situation? How do I film material that is easy to edit? Documentarist Vesa Rajala answers this and many other questions. Rajala has worked in different positions in more than 15 documentary TV productions.
https://www.facebook.com/events/537905959694723/

Both training sessions are free of charge to all and they are organised starting at 6pm at Jämeräntaival 1 studio. Welcome!

7. Go abroad with AIESEC!

We are the world’s largest student run organisation offering many international opportunities to students in order for them to develop into inspiring leaders of the world. Our applications for Global Citizen for this winter are open and we are excited to offer Thailand, Peru, Greece, Italy and Uganda as destinations for a 6 week-volunteer work! Travelling is always fun, so why not do it with AIESEC? Book a consultation meeting with us and get to know about the projects! You can find us on Facebook too! Apply asap!

http://aiesec.fi/volunteer-abroad/
https://www.facebook.com/AIESECinAalto

8. SmökRök 25 Nov

Let the darkness of November fade for a while, when PELMU rocks at Smökki on Wednesday, 25 Nov. In the evening, PELMU’s own bands take over the stage and Akystic is the highlight of the evening! Music styles range from the eighties metal to light pop rock, so there is something for everyone!

Come and watch the bands and enjoy live music! In the event, you also have a great opportunity to get to know the activities of the association board and discuss with the current board members about joining the association for the next term!

In brief:
WHAT: SmökRök
WHEN: 25 Nov, from 7pm onwards
WHERE: Servin Mökki, Jämeräntaival 4
WHAT DOES IT COST: Nothing!
WHY: RÖK!
FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/486432891534374/

9. Take climbing to a new level with a lead climbing course organised by Climbing Club Oranki!

If you already know how to climb and belay, come to try something new on
a lead climbing course on Tue, 24 Nov. It will be the last climbing course
Oranki organises this semester and is already half full! So be quick and
sign up for the course here: http://goo.gl/forms/mzRdFO1u6p

10. Saloon party of Julkku bandits

The messengers of May Day, Julkku bandits are about to escape, after which they have a great party at the beach saloon starting at 8.30pm on 23 Nov! Please don’t tell the sheriff about this secret party, but please spread the word to other bandits.

Jubileum Julkku gathers together all cowboys to celebrate the successful fooling of the sheriff! In the aftermath, we create even better jokes for the next Julkku magazine! We also resolve who are the toughest bandits in the village.

You can purchase food and drinks if you have some gold chips.

You can also go to the sauna and the hot tub, so please bring your own poncho.

TL;DR
What? Julkku’s great party at the beach saloon
When? 23 Nov, 8.30pm onwards
Why? Because of good company and everything else, free of charge!

11. Madventures coming to Otaniemi on 4 Dec!

Riku Rantala and Tuomas Milonoff will come to lecture at Aalto University on the benefits of internationalisation at Aalto Hall (Otakaari 1) at 1pm-2.30pm on Friday, 4 Dec.