Campuses

The campuses of the School of Business are located in Helsinki and Mikkeli, Finland. The Bachelor’s degree programme in Helsinki will move to Otaniemi, the Aalto University main campus, in 2015.

Töölö Campus in Helsinki

The Helsinki Campus is located in the central area of Helsinki. The three main buildings, where classes are held, are all within a walking distance. In facilities functionality is combined with history: the premises are renovated to meet the modern standards and represent "modern 20th century architecture" of the 1950s.

The study office, international student services, IT HelpDesk, student cafeterias, self-study facilities, computer labs, language studios and sports facilities are located in the main campus.

Facilities

Map and floor guide (pdf)

The Main Building, Runeberginkatu 14–16 (Center for Doctoral Programme)
Arkadia, Lapuankatu 2
Chydenia, Runeberginkatu 22–24

Arkadiankatu 28 (Small Business Center Helsinki, Open University)
Economicum, Arkadiankatu 7 (Department of Economics)
Energiakuja 3, Ruoholahti (Start-Up Center)
Mechelininkatu 3 D (Aalto University Library, Töölö)
Mechelininkatu 3 C (Aalto University Executive Education)

Services at the Töölö campus

Booking the faclities

All the facilities at the Töölö Campus (lecture halls, conference facilities etc.) are bookable also for private use.

Restaurants and cafeteries

Four restaurants and cafeterias in three differents buildings at the Töölö Campus serve daily lunch, cafe and other refreshments from Monday to Friday. Opening hours, lunch menus and more detailed information can be found on the restaurants' website.

» Rafla (main building, Runeberginkatu 14–16)
» Proffa (main building, Runeberginkatu 14–16)
» Arkadia (Lapuankatu 2)
» Chydenia (Runeberginkatu 22–24)

Printing and publishing services

Unigrafia offers wide variety of printing and publishing services at the Töölö Campus.

Sports facilities

UniSport operates also at the Töölö Campus offering a fitness gym, ball sports, group training and a variety of courses.

Mikkeli Campus

In Mikkeli in Eastern Finland, the School of Business offers an international BScBA degree programme.

The programme is supported by an array of academic facilities and services. These include a modern physical plant, computing equipment and facilities, a full complement of software, and library resources and services. Additional services (e.g. career services) are available on the main campus of the Aalto University School of Business in Helsinki. The Mikkeli facilities are for the sole use of the school faculty, staff, and students.

The Mikkeli Campus is part of The Mikkeli University Consortium, which is a networked academic community, founded on the provision of scientific research and university-level teaching and interaction with surrounding society. Its strength is derived from the considerable scientific expertise of the four Finnish universities that established the Consortium and enable it to fulfil regional needs. The Mikkeli University Consortium strives to integrate its know-how of nature and the environment with technological and entrepreneurial expertise.

Facilities

Lönnrotinkatu 5 (BScBA Programme; Open University)
Lönnrotinkatu 7 (Small Business Center Mikkeli)

Finland and Helsinki

Finland is the sixth largest country in Europe, but with 5.4 million people by the population density is low, only 15.8 people per square km. There are still large areas of untouched nature and hundreds of thousands of lakes. But Finalnd is much more than nature wonderland; it is ahigh-tech country and relative to its size one of the leading economies in the world.

Helsinki is the northernmost capitla of the EU and together with its surrounding cities Espoo, Vantaa and Kauniainen, a home to about one million people. In the capital region modern architecture and commercial districts are in harmony with parks and nature.

In Finland there are four distinct seasons: a cold, dark winter; a short spring; a warm or mild summer and an autumn famous for its spectacular colors. Since Finland is a long and large country, the climate is different in the northern and southern parts of the country.

Read more about Finland (aalto.fi/studies)