Study university: Aalto University

  • Smart wearables

    Max amount of FITech students: 20 Persons without a valid study right at a Finnish university or university of applied sciences have preference to this course. Are you fascinated by the world of smart wearables? Would you like to learn how to create innovative devices like smart gloves for gesture recognition in hand rehabilitation from

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  • Principles of health technology assessment and regulatory affairs

    Max amount of FITech students: 20 Persons without a valid study right at a Finnish university or university of applied sciences have preference to this course. This course is intended to expose the student to the regulatory environment within a European context. This will enable them to be more aware of what is required, and

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  • Online writing skills for engineers 2

    This course introduces typical patterns and strategies for organising paragraphs and documents for professional and academic purposes, such as topic sentences and paragraphing, types of definitions and problem-solution pattern. Course contents During the course, students analyse short texts and complete online exercises. Students also apply a process approach to writing a short professional type of

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  • Wind power engineering and development 5 ECTS

    Max amount of FITech students: 25 Persons without a valid study right at a Finnish university or university of applied sciences have preference to this course. A general wind power course with aspects relevant for wind power deployment and wind power plant projects: introduction to wind power technology, phases of wind project, grid connection and

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  • Online writing skills for engineers

    This course introduces written communication and readability principles applicable to professional and academic purposes. During this online-based course, students independently view instructional videos, read course materials and complete online exercises. Course contents Learning outcomes After the course, the students can Course material Provided online by the teacher. Writer’s Guide for Engineers (available in MyCourses). Additional

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  • Dual-use technologies

    Is the dual-use of civilian products for defense purposes good or bad? Who can become a supplier to the defense industry? Is research funding available from the defense sector? Welcome to the studia generalia seminar series led by Research Director Tatu Koljonen, which is open anyone interested in the topic via FITech. Read more about

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  • Wood products and processes

    Max amount of FITech students: 200 Persons without a valid study right at a Finnish university or university of applied sciences have preference to this course. The course presents the most relevant wood-based products, their production processes, properties and typical applications. Course contents This course presents the production processes and structures of widely used engineered

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  • Forests, wood and carbon

    Max amount of FITech students: 200 Persons without a valid study right at a Finnish university or university of applied sciences have preference to this course. The course presents the role of wood and forests in the carbon cycle. Basic properties of wood material are covered, as well as processing from forest to different applications.

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  • Applied mechanics of wood materials

    Max amount of FITech students: 200 Persons without a valid study right at a Finnish university or university of applied sciences have preference to this course. Course contents This course covers the basic principles of wood mechanics and the use of wood and wood-based products from the perspective of mechanical behavior. A fundamental overview of

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  • Wood material science

    Max amount of FITech students: 200 Persons without a valid study right at a Finnish university or university of applied sciences have preference to this course. The course dives into the material science of wood, covering topics such as structure and anatomy, wood formation and wood and water interactions. Students will learn how the macroscopic

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