Aalto University, Helsinki, Finland

Aalto University was formed in 2010 through a merger of three leading Finnish universities representing the fields of science and technology, design and art, and business and economics. The school was named after the Finnish architect and designer Alvar Aalto, who designed many of the university’s buildings on the Otaniemi campus.

All lectures are taught by Aalto University faculty or leading professionals in the field. In addition, the students are supported throughout their studies at Aalto University by a designated Program Coordinator.

The Program covers:

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep learning, Generative AI workshop and Reinforcement Learning…with an exciting dose of language & cultural immersion.

Helsinki is a charming seaside city where urban culture and coastal nature converge. e friendly locals and the easy-going Nordic lifestyle make it a destination that’s hard not to love. It’s no surprise that Helsinki is the capital of the happiest country in the world – a testament to the city’s ability to inspire joy and contentment in all who visit.

The seawater pools of Allas Sea Pool are located in the heart of the city, adjacent to the Market Square. Alternatively, the sauna and restaurant complex of Löyly can be found on the southernmost coast of Helsinki. Another good option is Kulttuurisauna, where you can enjoy a peaceful sauna and swim experience just 15 minutes away from the city center.

Visit the Helsinki Cathedral and grab a bite at a nearby café
is shining white cathedral is a symbol of Helsinki for most tourists. e structure was designed by Carl Ludvig Engel and is distinctive for its unique emerald-green copper dome. Nearby, you can find lovely cafés serving traditional Finnish baked goods and a cup of tea or coffee. Take a few steps from the cathedral, and you’ll find the lively market square filled with local handicrafts and traditional treats.

Take a ferry from the Market Square to visit the 18th century fortress. A must for history enthusiasts, Suomenlinna is absolutely beautiful in the summer. Just prepare for the wind!

The National Library, located in the heart of the city, is every bookworm’s fantasy. Designed by the same architect as the Cathedral, this building is the oldest and biggest scientific library in Helsinki. For a more modern structure, check out the impressive Oodi right next to the central railway station. At Oodi, you’ll find 3D printers, book-carrying robots, and much more.

as we offer you this exciting Immersion Program with

– Accommodation in dormitories (twin sharing basis)

– Afternoon meal (only on working days) at University campus, including: One warm dish, with a choice between a vegetarian or meat/ fish/chicken option (the menu changes daily), Side salad, Bread, Water, milk or Finnish sour milk as a drink.

– Airport-University Campus-Airport transfers.

– All local travel – Helsinki City travel card – for unlimited travel within the city.