Info Torso x Kuutti Guide 2022-2023 by TOKYO ry

1 TORSOINFOx KUUTTIGUIDE (TOKYO)(NUDE) 2022ENGLISH2023

2 You got accepted into Aalto ARTS, Congratulations!!! But.... now what? We at TOKYO and Nuoret Designerit (NuDe) know firsthand how confusing and chaotic this time of transition is. We hope that this guide will help you to navigate it at least a bit more easily. We present to you a guide to EVERYTHING we could fit onto these pages related to student life from where to do sports to where to get your Finnish ID. And a quick tip before you start diving into the guide: Don’t try to absorb all the information at once. Take it easy and save this guide for when you have questions that need answering. If you can’t find it in the guide ask your tutor, kuutti captain, new student responsible or anyone on our boards (we all are here to help). <3 ?. What the hellthis?is

3 INDEX 0. University Slang >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 1. What the hell is TOKYO? / What is NuDe? ---------------------------------------------2. Who the hell is TOKYO 2022? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 3. Who is NuDe 2020? 4. Community >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 4.1 Associations -------------------------------------------------------4.2 Haalarit/Overall Culture >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 4.3 ARTS’ Jackets 5. Settling in to Aalto/Finland >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 5.1 Moving to Finland 5.2 Housing >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 5.3 Moving in to Aalto Environment 5.4 Starting Studies at Aalto >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 6. Perfect First Year 6.1 Aalto student culture >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 6.2 ARTS pass 6.3 Tutoring >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 6.4 TOKYO membership benefits 6.5 TOKYO Events >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 6.6 NuDe Events 6.7 NuDe membership benefits >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 6.8 Places to visit (ARTS favourite places) ------------------------6.9 International affairs >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 7. Spaces and services -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------7.1 TOKYO Service point >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 7.2 TOKYO Spaces 7.3 Kipsari >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 7.4 Otaneum -----------------------------------------------------------8. Student Advocacy >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 8.1 What do Student Advocates do? 8.2 What should I do if things go Wrong? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 8.3 Hallopeds 8.4 Apply to the representative council & vote in the elections > 8.5 NuDe Advocacy 9. Communications >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 9.1 The Design Calendar (Notebook) 9.2 TORSO Magazine >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 10. Health and Wellbeing ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------10.1. FSHS >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 10.2 Starting Point of Wellbeing !0.3. Helping Hand >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 10.4 UniSport 11. TOKYO Alumni >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 12. Map 13. Merch >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 666459565552494032121008070458575756555554535352525150494947464544424141414037353232303012

A Grid = Startup community that connects all six schools of Aalto. Located in Otakaari 5.

Amfi = The amphitheater of the Undergraduate Center; a common hangout among students

BIZ = Aalto University School of Business

Dekaani / Dean / Deksu = Head of a school of Aalto DesignUniversityFactory / Defa / DF / ADF = Place in Otaniemi campus that runs multidisciplinary courses and acts as an event venue

A Bloc = A shopping center next to the Aalto University metro station as well as Väre; also a Fazer student restaurant in the same building

Dipoli = The headquarter building of Aalto University; often used synonymously with the student restaurant Reima, which is located there

Halloped = Hallinnon OPiskelijaEDustaja, student representative in the Aalto administration

Fuksi = First-year student, sometimes known as “Phuksi” in the technical fields, or “Mursu” exclusively in the School of Business, NuDe calls their first-year students Kuuttis

Arabia = The former site of the campus of the school of ARTS in the former Arabia ceramics factory in the Arabia housing district of Helsinki until summer 2018; now home to the Metropolia University of Applied Sciences.

UniversitySlang

Appro = A general name for student bar crawl

Here’s a little cheat sheet to university slang. This guide isn’t the only place where you will encounter Aalto’s own weird language. So, prepare to refer back until you learn the most important ones.

ELO = Department of Film in ARTS Eksku / XQ = An excursion, typically conducted by a student association into a company or multiple companies

Students often collect patches from various events, associations and companies and sew them into their overalls. In ARTS, the students of the Guild of Architecture are the only ones to use overalls, while NuDe and Kooma use their own specific types of jackets instead; see Takki.

Haalari(t) = Overalls, a form of attire used by most university student associations in Aalto and in Finland in general during student events.

ARTS = Abbreviation for the Aalto School of Arts, Design and Architecture (Six schools of Aalto: ARTS, BIZ, ENG, ELEC, SCI, CHEM) Alvarin aukio / Alvari = Alvari Square, park in Otaniemi, between the Undergraduate Centre and the Learning Centre

HOAS = Helsingin seudun opiskelijaasuntosäätiö, student apartment foundation in

AYYevents= Aalto-yliopiston ylioppilaskunta, Aalto University Student Union

Aalto Pahvi = Art supplies shop in the Learning

University Slang

Arkkari = A student of architecture AK = Arkkitehtikilta, the Guild of Architecture Ainon aukio = Aino’s Square, a square between the Väre building and the Undergraduate Center

D.I.O = Do It Ourselves, a collective in ARTS doing community work and imagining futures through art and artistic practise

Kilta = Guild, name for technical students’ subject associations

Saha = Event venue in Otaniemi owned by KY

Lukkaristudent = Song leader, a host at sitsit

JMT = Jämeräntaival, a street in Otaniemi housing many student apartments

Kritiikki = Critique, evaluation event at the end of a course

Kandikeskus = Undergraduate Centre, building designed by architect Alvar Aalto housing most of Aalto University’s bachelor-level teaching. Also known by its address, Otakaari 1/OK1, and recognizable by the amphitheater landmark.

Ossinlampi = A small pond in the middle of OtaneumOtaniemi = NuDe’s association space in the K-wing of the Undergraduate Center (after Ateneum, the historic building of the school of PaperiARTS) = Magazine run by the Guild of PlassausArchitecture=Order of seating in sitsit

Läsy = Leaflet of song lyrics, used in sitsit Maisu = Maisema-arkkitehti, student of landscape architecture Maskerad = TOKYO’s annual ball; masquerade party with a changing theme

OK20 = Otakaari 20, an event venue in Otaniemi

Kiltis = Kiltahuone; Guild room; a space dedicated for the use of a guild or student Kipsariassociation=Vegan student restaurant owned by TOKYO ry, with sites in Väre and Otakaari 7 Kippari / Kapteeni / Fuksikapteen/ Kuuttikapteen/Kuutti captain = First-years’ captain, a person appointed by a student association to take care of their department’s first-years; most commonly also acts as a responsible tutor for the relevant department.

Kylteri = Aalto University Business School

HOPSHelsinki= Henkilökohtainen OPintoSuunnitelma, personal study plan

Koomuli = Student of art education / member of the student association KOOMA

Jäynä = A prank or practical joke carried out by students, with which Aalto has a strong tradition

Sheryl = The embodiment of the TOKYO spirit

KY = Kauppatieteen Ylioppilaat, Aalto University Business Students’ association

Jodel = An anonymous messaging app popular among students

Sillis = Herring brunch, morning after party of a Sissarisitsit = Student of Interior Architecture Sisu = Official Aalto website to enroll and track Sitsitcourses= Academic table party with singing and

Provosti = Leads teaching, research, innovation and influence work. Provosti is the superior of vice presidents in University, and second in charge of the whole university, right after the President of Aalto.

Noppa = study credit, ETC

Many ARTS associations are based in the K-wing of the building, while TOKYO Space and office are located in the Y-wing.

MyCourses = An Aalto website used for course resources and materials

Rehtori / Reksi = Principal; President of Aalto RWBKUniversity= Retuperän WBK, traditional fire brigade-themed band of Aalto University technical students

Kokardi = Cockade, the golden pin in a student cap which varies by school and study field; for ARTS students, this is the TOKYO spiral

Rantsu = Rantasauna (“Shore sauna”), a bookable AYY sauna in Otaniemi

Mouho = General complaining in the student community, e.g. how things used to be better

Mursu = First-year student of the Aalto University School of Business

Keto = Short for Keskustoimisto, AYY’s central office in Otaniemi

Teekkari = A student of technology; within ARTS, students of architecture are the only field to also be part of this category, which comes with many distinct practices and traditions.

Vappulehti = A Vappu magazine made and sold by students (Aalto has two: Julkku and Äpy, which are published on Vappu biannually)

TaiK / Taikki = Taideteollinen korkeakoulu, University of Arts and Design Helsinki, the former name of the Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture.

Smökki = An event space owned by AYY in SpaguOtaniemi= Spaghetti, particularly referring to the Teknologföreningen restaurant’s traditional spaghetti served every Wednesday Speksi = Interactive musical theater with which students have a strong tradition (e.g. SURTeekkarispeksi)=Anamazing, open group of students that actively work on decolonizing the education at Aalto and explore and share perspectives from the global south.

TOKYO ry’s magazine

TF = Teknologföreningen, Swedish-speaking students’ union at Aalto University

Vujut = Vuosijuhlat, a student association’s annual ball Väre = Main building of Aalto ARTS. Wapputerde = The terrace outside of K-wing Ylioppilaslakki = Student cap; the white ceremonial hat used by Finnish high school graduates and university students

TJ = Teekkarijaosto, Technical students’ section of TäffäAYY= Restaurant owned by TF; also used to refer to Teknologföreningen in general, as well as TF’s distinctive concrete building, Urdsgjallar. Vappu / Wappu = 1st May celebration in Finland, traditionally the biggest yearly celebration among students and working-class people.

Takki = Jacket; an association uniform used by some ARTS associations as an alternative to student overalls. GRRR and NuDe ry have their “Vapputakki” (Vappu jacket), and Kooma has their own jacket. They have different designs to identify the associations: the GRRR and NuDe vappu jackets have a pattern that changes every year, while Kooma has plain white and gray jackets that each member personally decorates.

SMTdinner= Servin Maijan tie, a street in Otaniemi housing many student apartments

Teekkarilakki = Teekkari cap, the specific student cap used by students of technical fields in Finland; basically a student cap with a tassel on top. In ARTS, these are only worn by students of Telegramarchitecture./TG = A messaging app popular in the Aalto community. Aalto ARTS has its own channel, t.me/aaltoartstg Toksu = A member of TOKYO ry; an Aalto ARTS Torsostudent=

Tutor = Student who helps new students to get familiar with Aalto University. Also known as ISOhenkilö (“BIG person”) or ISO among the technical students.

YTHS / FSHS = Finnish Student Health Service

Teekkarikylä = Technical student village, the main student housing area in Otaniemi for (despite the name) all kinds of students.

What is NuDe?

What the hell is TOKYO? TOKYO is the student association for all students in ARTS, keeping the student community together with its love. Student advocacy and the well-being of our members and ARTS in general are the main purposes of TOKYO’s existence.

TOKYO’s other important tasks include supporting and developing ARTS student culture: TOKYO’s activity should always look and smell like its members and students have the power to decide what TOKYO concentrates its time on. TOKYO’s goal is for ARTS students to be an active part in developing our Aalto community.

What the hell TOKYO?is

TOKYO is a student organization that is more influential and has more resources the more it has members. By joining TOKYO you’ll be supporting the greater good for our school.

Gathering students under the same association makes us more visible and pushing change under NuDe protects a single student’s anonymity. We provide advocacy for all students in the Department of Design. This means participating in university decision making, listening to its members, and raising issues when needed. NuDe evolves every year and takes the shape of its members. Responsible roles are decided by the members in common meetings, but there’s something for everyone to do. You can get involved too and help NuDe grow by joining the songbook, communications, or other committees.

Welcome aboard! NuDe stands for “Nuoret Designerit ry,” meaning “Young Designers”. We love our community and welcome all design students and other NuDe-minded people with a low threshold. NuDe’s purpose is to make events and content for its members. It is the voice of its members and it exists to make their lives better. We are not the biggest association in Aalto, but we keep up our own traditions and build connections towards other associations and working life. Our events are known for being laid back and the cruise to Stockholm always lures other students to NuDe!

I want to wish you a brilliant first year in ARTS and above all great studentWithlife!TOKYO love, Totti Korpua Chairperson of TOKYO board 2022 Welcome to ARTS, new student!

This Info Torso is your guide to your first year in our school and it is meant to collect all the information you need. However, if after reading this leaflet you still have questions, don’t be afraid to send TOKYO a message, come chat us up in the corridors or come to TOKYO Space to interrogate us alongside with coffee. TOKYO exists to help you!

Who the hell is TOKYO 2022 ?

And congratulations on your new place in the department of Film, Television and Scenography, Design, Architecture or Art and Media. Together we form an ARTS community of students, teachers and staff. TOKYO is every ARTS students’ association, and some of its most important tasks are taking care of student advocacy, and most importantly bringing together all the ARTS students from different fields of study.

During the year

TOKYO organizes events and other community fun for students such as the starting party of the academic year Start ARTS, Finland’s biggest costume party and TOKYO’s annual party Maskerad and December’s most atmospheric sales, TOKYO Christmas Sales. TOKYO also enables students to organize their own events and other extravaganza (look up TOKYO Committee and grants). We want you to become a TOKYO active!

9 Nicole TG:aalto.finicole.hussmann@studentHußmannadvocacy@nicolehussmannTotti TG:tottikorpua@aalto.fichairpersonKorpua@tottikorpuaMantė Žygelytė TG:mante.zygelyte@aalto.fivice-chairperson@mzygelyte Natalia TG:natalia.trzmielak@aalto.ficommunicationsTrzmielak@ciaoimnatMuniba Rasheed new TGaalto.fimuniba.rasheed@students@munibarr Leopold TG:aalto.fileopold.tomaschek@&corporateTomaschekrelationsalumni@LeopoldMTKazuki Mori sheryl & TG:kazuki.mori@aalto.fievents@morikazuki71 Iida TG:iida.nurminen@aalto.ficampusNurminenandspaces@idaho42Carlos D. TG:aalto.ficarlos.d.perezmoreno@internationalityPerez@PresudoAnna @tokyotoiminnanjohtajaTG:anna.merikari@ayy.fiexecutiveMerikarimanagerAlex TG:@aalto.fialexander.vaherachibnikstudentVaheraadvocacy@akeetti

YouHi! made it. You worked hard through the admissions and now you’re eagerly waiting for the new semester to start. We’ve all been there, super excited, yet overwhelmed by all the information and stuff you need to do before the year officially begins.

NuDe Chair Letter

*NuDe’s responsibilities are assigned to a different group of students who are voted each year by you! These people form the board. Besides the board you can be a part of committees that are created to take care of one specific task and are formed without voting. Example: Communications committee or Songleader committee.

And of course, warm welcome at NuDe! We’re your new home! Kind, affectionate, funny, genuine, quirky, you will definitely find someone together with whom you’ll enjoy an amazing journey for the next few years. A community of vastly different people, we all share one thing in common: we are all ambitious designers aiming to figure out who we are at Aalto. My advice: don’t be afraid to make new friends, be active, be the one always looking for fun, cool things to do. Talk to your tutors, your classmates and others at NuDe. Ask questions, we are here to answer them and be there for you. Make the best out of the start to the school year! P.S. I have my name on my vappujacket (which you’ll learn about later), so if you spot ‘Ruda’ somewhere on campus, come talk to me.

3. Who is NuDe 2022?

Ruda Lamac NuDe Chairperson

Hopefully, I’ll meet you during orientation week!

11 Chair – Radovan radovan.lamac@aalto.fiLamac/ TG: @ruda lamac Vice-chair + MA Advocate – Bartlomiej Rey bartlomiej.rey@aalto.fi / TG: @meos r Secretary + Space Manager – Diana Lisitsa diana.lisitsa@aalto.fi / TG: @dina lisitsa BA Advocate – Nicole Outreachnicole.kajander@aalto.fiKajander/TG:@coelinec–MarekŠev čík marek.sevcik@aalto.fi / TG: @mareksevcik Outreach – Pai-Feng pai-feng.chen@aalto.fiChen/TG: @FengChenTW Tutor Responsible – Lilo Molin liselotte@k570.nl / TG: @lilomolin IE – Mathilda lu.1.chen@aalto.fiTreasurerzina.marpegan@aalto.fiKuuttinikolas.kristovic@aalto.fiKuuttiyuzu.nakamura@aalto.fiIETG:mathilda.graefinvonhahn@aalto.fiHahn@mathildahahn–YuzuNakamura/TG:@y.21zuCaptainMA–NikolasKristovic/TG:@nikolaskristovicCaptainBA–ZinaMarpegan/TG:@algoasi-LuChen/TG:@luisanameofgem

12 4. Community 4.1 Associations

Finland has a rich and diverse student culture. Aalto carries on some traditions from over a hundred years ago. We have art, business and technical students which means there are many different ways of being a student. You can find out what parts of student culture suits you and what kind of things you want to participate in, but we highly encourage you to try many different activities! Student activities are arranged by students themselves and it happens mostly in associations.

All students in Aalto have a subject association where they can join. Every degree student is a member of AYY, the Student Union in Aalto. These associations can be arranged into schools. You are under ARTS, School of Arts, Design and Architecture. All of ARTS have a common association, TOKYO, that has many perks for its members. All subject associations have their traditions and ways, but offer similar things to their members, such as events and spaces. And though TOKYO is the ARTS-wide association each programme has a more specific association that they belong to. Example: NuDe for design, FAST for Fashion students or GRRR for Visual Comunication Design. Associations often organise events together, for example, themed parties or projects, like TOKYO’s Wapputerde-terrace outside K-wing together with other ARTSassociations. In the next pages you will get a brief intro to Aalto’s many associations:

As student of

13 @ayyhousing@ayy_ﬁAalto-yliopiston ylioppilaskunta - AYY AYY Housing AYY_FI Student Union AYY Aalto University Student Union AYY AYY Info Ayy Events Aalto University Student Union

Aalto, you can also participate in activities and events organised by AYY and over 200 associations within the Student Union. AYY in Figures • More than 15,000 members • Approximately 200 organisations and associations • Approximately 2,600 student apartments • Nearly 50 employees • 10 full-time board members • Approximately 400 volunteers Communication Channels You can ﬁnd comprehensive information about all AYY’s services and opportunities at ayy.ﬁ. We compile all current information concern ing students in the weekly newsletter published by email on Mondays.

a student of Aalto, Aalto University Student Union, AYY, is your student union. AYY brings together about 15,000 students of arts, design, business and technology. We work to ensure the well-being of all our members and we want to develop teaching at Aalto and the best student life in the world. As a member of AYY, you are entitled to numerous student union ser vices and student beneﬁts both locally and throughout Finland. AYY offers several services for its members, such as affordable student housing, rental facilities, and advocacy. As a

Welcome to Aalto University and its student union, AYY! Here at the Student Union we aim to en sure that you can truly experi ence the best student’s life in the world here at Aalto. Our wish is that every student feels good and safe in our student commu nity, and that every one of us re ceives all the help and support they need for the entire duration of their studies. You are stepping into a world of endless opportunities. We urge you to be curious, try new things, to learn and most of all to enjoy your time at Aalto. Don’t be afraid even though ﬁnding your own passion and place in the world might seem like a big task and never fear mistakes. We are here to support you with all of your Seeproblems.youaround!

14 Greetings from Aalto University Student Union!

Erik Halttunen Board Member (New students, Associations, Council and Facilities)

AYY owns approximately 2,600 af fordable student apartments in Hel sinki and Espoo and offers a home for over 3,200 residents. All degree and exchange students who are mem bers of AYY have the right to apply for AYY’s housing. You can apply for housing as soon as your admission is conﬁrmed by the university. First-year students and students moving from outside the Helsinki metropolitan area are given priority in the allocation of housing. First-year students receive an additional score when they apply for AYY’s shared apartment queues. To receive the score, students must apply for housing no later than in July or Decem ber, depending on when their stud ies

15 person if you encounter harassment. As a member of AYY, you can apply for administration as a student rep resentative and inﬂuence the deci sions made at the university.

AYY’s highest decision-making body is the Representative Council, which is elected by vote. In the elections, all AYY members can vote and run as candidates. Members of the Rep resentative Council decide on the goals and policies of the Student Un ion. The next Representative Council elections will be held in the autumn. Student culture Volunteering, association activities and diverse events are an essential part of Aalto student culture and the Aalto community. The highlights of the year include Wappu events, anniversaries, Shrovetide celebra tions and many other events start ing right from the orientation week.

In addition to the Student Union, events are organised by volunteers who work in sections and com mittees. AYY has six sections: Aava Community Section, Campus Sec tion, Teekkari Section, Museum Sec tion, New Students Section and Ad vocacy Management Group (more commonly known as EduJory). The call for volunteers will open in late autumn. Information on the call will be published in AYY’s communica tion channels.

Services Student housing

Advocacy and representationinterest You can take advantage of AYY’s advocacy services if your exam re sults are late or you may get in touch with a harassment contact

Youbegin.canbrowse and search for AYY’s housing through the Domo system: domo.ayy.ﬁ. As a student, you can also apply for housing from the the Foundation for Student Housing in the Helsinki Region (HOAS).

showing your student status, you are entitled to hundreds of benefits from 1 Aug onwards, including Kela, Matkahuolto and VR, as well as to student lunch discount in student restaurants. You are also entitled to student discount in public transport in the metropolitan area if you live in the HSL area and have updat ed your student status in your trav el card at the HSL service point. You can find the list of all benefits and discounts available with the student card on Frank’s website at frank.fi.

In addition to housing, AYY has nu merous saunas, event venues and recreational facilities that members can rent. Some facilities are free of charge. AYY also rents a van and a trailer.

The digital student card Frank App is an ofﬁcial student ID, which you can download and activate starting on 1 Aug once you have enrolled for attendance at the university and paid AYY’s membership fee, during which it is not possible to enrol or pay the membership fee). You can check the prices of other card options on Frank’s website. You can also add an ISIC license to both dig ital and plastic student cards. More information on different student cards can be found on Frank’s web site at frank.ﬁ. Once you have received the plas tic student card, please remember to pick up the academic year tag for your card from AYY’s service point! At the same time, you can also pick up a free Design Notebook and get advice.

Student beneﬁts You will receive a digital or plastic student card to prove your student status (card delivered by Frank). By

In addition, AYY has more than 200 associations that organise activities in the ﬁelds of sports, music, games, and other hobbies. New students are always welcome to join association activities, and AYY offers help, support, and advice for the estab lishment of associations and their activities. Keep an open mind for different opportunities and get to know the associations in upcoming Afterevents!a renovation and a brand re form AYY’s renewed museum wel comes everyone to get to know the history of student cultures.

Scholarships and project grants You can apply for a project grant from AYY or the TTE-Fund for a pro ject organised by a group of friends or an association. You can also ap ply for scholarships awarded by AYY.

Rental facilities

18 1.INT, ELO'S HOMEBASE - BEAUTIFUL SUMMER DAY The Board of KLAFFI sits down and starts the first meeting of the new semester. There are new events from both KLAFFI and ELO on the table. SAKRI, CHAIR Alright, how's our event sector doing? Event coordinators Johan-Sebastian Rintala and Veikko Timonen are presenting their plans to the JOHAN-SEBASTIANflipchart. Lots of stuff! From ELO we have... VEIKKO ...ELO'S traditional fall screening! JOHAN-SEBASTIAN Krhm. Yeah. Moving forward, I have just formed new questions for... ...KLAFFI'sVEIKKOTail slate pub quiz! See you at SirJOHAN-SEBASTIANOliver! Check. Ah! And for new students... VEIKKO A PICNIC! Remember 21.08! Also TOKYO's picnic is the place to be on 19.08! JOHAN-SEBASTIAN Who are you talking to? Anyhow. KLAFFI... VEIKKO KLAFFI will take care that you will be informed of the other events too that will pop up during JOHAN-SEBASTIANfall! Why was I even born... Next the board of Klaffi will talk about the well-being questionnare's answers, plan a new wesite for the association and think about possible excursions. Klaffi ry is a student association for film students at Aalto University. We have people on board for events, equality, treasuring, communication and advocacy. If you have questions or amazing ideas contct us via e-mail or slide into our dm at Instagram! Have a "klaffi" year! E-mail: etl@aalto.fi Instagram: klaffi_ry

19 FAST Hey! <3 This is FAST! FAST is an association for students in Fashion BA and FaCT at Department of Design. It was founded to advocate the interests of fashion students in Aalto University and communicate between fashion students and the programme. FAST organize different types of events to elevate our community’s spirit and support our students professional development. The association aims to build connections in the fields of fashion, clothing, and textile. :) You can find FAST from Instagram @fast_aalto_arts

20 GRRR is a student organization for Aalto University's Visual Communication Design (VCD) students. We organize hangouts, end of semester celebrations and other fun events with Aalto ARTS student organizations. One of our annual happenings is Tuesday Beer (Tiistaibisse) that we organize on the ﬁrst Tuesday of every month! We also happen to have the coolest student clothing in Otaniemi! You recognise VCD students from Marimekko jackets that have annually changing pattern. You can come and check out our guild room in K-wing next to NuDe and Kooma. SOCIAL MEDIA Telegram @GRRRinfo Instagram @GRRRo cial CONTACT Email Roosis,Aalo,grrr.contact@gmail.comFuksiCaptains:Telegram@aalokailuTelegram@mustekana

21 Ketchup, Kiwi, Koala, Kangaroo, Klubi, Kitten, Kebab are some fun words beginning with the letter “k”. Not sure about the best Kebab, but you’ll deﬁnitely ﬁnd the best Klubi in Finland here. IDBM Klubi is the subject club of International Design Business Management (IDBM) Master’s Program at Aalto University in Espoo, Finland. We represent a diverse set of students that have a background in business, technology and design. There are around 60 students each year starting their Tojourney.know more you could contact us athello@idbmklubi.com OR Follow us on instagram @idbmklubi A few of our events every year includeSitsits, Wappu Picnics, the Capstone Gala, Alumni Brunches, Orientation Trips, a christmas party, organising show & tells and visiting companies. We’re a small and closely knit community that is always welcome to more like-minded people :) Looking forward to seeing everyone!

SISTA

ry SISTA ry is a student association for the interior architecture students at Aalto ARTS. We aim to improve communication between students and our program, and to unite students of our major. SISTA is involved in holding and building new traditions with the students. We love to listen to all of our members’ thoughts on what the culture of interior ar chitecture is and can be. We also host events to either learn more about each other or the culture behind spatial and furniture design. All interior architecture minded people are welcome to join as our members! Upcoming events: SISTA x program x students SISTA evening Drink & Draw You’ll find us here: SISTA chat -telegram https://www.facebook.com/sista.aaltoartsFacebookhttps://www.instagram.com/sistasisark/Instagramhttps://t.me/joinchat/SmgXrNTWJkd4uuqV

Stort GRATTIS till din studieplats på ARTS och välkommen till Aalto-universitetet! Du har framför dig ett härligt phuxår och du skulle inte ha kunnat göra ett bättre val. Jag heter Rasu och fungerar som Phuxivator på Teknologföreningen och min främsta uppgift är att ta hand om TFs phuxar, det vill säga dig. Teknologföreningen, också kallat TF, är den svenskspråkiga nationen vid Aalto Univer sitetet som samlar alla som är intresserade om, vill lära sig eller talar svenska, från alla skolor och studieinriktningar på Aalto. Som studerande vid Aalto är du välkommen och bli medlem på Teknologföreningen oberoende av modersmål, studieinriktning eller bakgrund. Vi samlas ofta i vårt egna kända hus, Urdsgjallar, som ligger på Otsvängen 22 i Otnäs. Detta betonghus kommer bli en bekant plats för dig under introveckan när du kommer på besök med dina Storasyskon och Tutorer.

vila och njut ordentligt av sommaren! Mycket av detta kommer kännas främmande i början, men du behöver inte oroa dig, allt kommer nog bli bra! Dina Storasyskon och tutorer kommer ta bra hand om dig, men jag finns också här till för dig. Läs igenom denna guide ordentligt, den innehåller en massa viktig Ännuinformation!engång, stort grattis på din studieplats! Jag svara gärna på frågor - till min bästa förmåga. Njut av somma ren och så ses vi på hösten!

Genast från början kommer det ordnas en massa spännande program åt er phuxar. Det kommer ordnas program både på TF och på TOKYO. Jag rekommende rar starkt att du ska hänga med på så mycket som du orkar och hinner i början på båda! Det härliga med TF är att kunna vara aktiv på TOKYO och på TF. Ta vara på chansen att lära känna både andra svenskspråkiga stu deranden från olika linjer och studeranden från samma Komstudieinriktning.dockihågatt

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Teknologföreningen, TF, is the Swedish-speaking and the only student nation at Aalto. Everyone is welcome to TF despite study programme or language. The only requirement is to be interested in learning or speaking Swedish. Teknologföreningen’s spaces and its own student restaurant are located in Urdsgjallar, the big concrete building next to Dipoli. TF-members are recognized from their dark red, also known as technology red, overalls.

TEEKKARI GUILDS OF OTANIEMI

Greetings from Otaniemi’s tech students, dubbed teekkaris! You’ll recognize us from tasseled caps, lively events and many teekkari traditions such as jäynäs (pranks), tempaus (good deeds) and teekkari songs. The 150th anniversary of teekkari culture will be widely celebrated next autumn! Every teekkari fuksi is welcomed to their own field’s guild, in which they can join all kinds of student activities, and which all have their distinctly colored overalls:

The Guild of Mechanical Engineers was founded in 1915, and even with 107 years of history, it is the youngest guild in the School of Engineering. However, it is one of the biggest guild’s with over thousand members. Members of KIK can be recognized by their cheerful pink overalls, their pink caterpillar tractor mascot and their jubilant chants of “Yy, kaa, KO, NE!” (“one, two, THREE, FOUR/MACHINE”).

The Guild of Electrical Engineers was founded in 1921. The energetic electrical engineers can be identified by their pure white overalls with the new cog logo on the back of the overalls. You can also spot the old lightbulb logo from older students’ overalls. Their overalls are also decorated by a depiction of a telegram on their right thigh pockets. These overalls can be seen on SIK fuksis from day one, as they are the first guild to receive their overalls in Otaniemi. SIK’s chant is “Jappadaida, jappadaida, Hei, hyvä SIK!”

The Guild of Surveying Engineers, Maanmittarikilta, is the association for students in the degree pro gram of Built Environment. MK, established in 1901, is the oldest guild that still receives new students every year. You can spot the members of the guild by their matte black overalls with a fuchsia colored sleeve. The color of the overalls might change next fall for the new students. The MK guildroom, Monttu (it means a gob or a pit), is located at the K1 building.

The Guild of Architecture was founded in 1908 and is Otaniemi’s second oldest guild still receiving fuksis. It is home to students of Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Interior Architecture, so the members are a mix of students with technical and artistic backgrounds. The Guild of Architecture’s overalls are offwhite (”painter white”) and made of very easily soiled cotton. The Landscape Architects can be identified by the tree on the back of the left leg. Interior Architects design their own fabric to decorate their overalls with. The logo on the back of the overalls is different each year, as it is designed by the fuksis themselves. The Guild of Civil Engineers, more commonly known as “Raksa”, is a subject association that was founded in 1913 and accepts undergraduates studying civil engineering and computational engineer ing. The association, which was originally named “Engineers’ Club” aka IK, is Otaniemi’s third oldest guild that still accepts fuksis. Before the upcoming fall, the guild members majored in Energy and Environmental engineering. Raksa members are easily identified by their builders blue overalls with a green sleeve and pocket and their legendary chant of “RAKSA JAKSAA” (“Raksa perseveres!”)

The Computer Science Guild, or Tietokilta, is a student association founded in 1986. Computer Science Guild is one of the largest in Otaniemi. Many of younger guilds in Otaniemi today have started as a part of this guild, such as AS, Athene and Data Guild. Members of the guild can be found wearing shiny black overalls with the guild’s unofficial white @-logo in the back. The chant of the guild can be heard from far away as a two-part call-and-response: “tieto- KILTA!”

The Guild of Information Networks, Athene, was founded by its students in 1999, and includes now for the first year ever also the students of technological psychology. Despite its small size and young age, it is full of cheerful students. Athene’s overalls are a forest green or “Athene green”. The overalls’ left sleeve, collars and back pockets are black as a tribute to when Athene separated from the Computer Science Guild in 2003. The eye of Athene is the official logo which can be spotted from the overalls. The Guild of Bioinformation Technology (Inkubio) was founded in 2007 and is thus Otaniemi’s second youngest and the bestest guild. As the result of a historic spelling mistake, Inkubio’s overalls are a reddish brown, and they are decorated with white “cow” patches, which guild members sew on themselves, to commemorate the time when they were part of the Guild of Electrical Engineers. On their backs, they proudly carry their logo, Maikki, a circuit board in the shape of a cow.

The Association of Process Engineering Students welcomes Chemical Engineering students in both the Finnish and English bachelor programme. Founded in 2012, PT is one of the youngest student associa tions in Otaniemi. PT’s overalls are a bright blue and have three stripes, yellow, blue, and red, on each limb as a reminder of the three old guilds that PT decends from. The association’s logo can be found on the back: it depicts a Bourdon tube pressure gauge measuring pressure, one of the most important variables in any process.

Data Guild is the guild for students of the degree programme in Data Science. Founded in 2019, it is the youngest guild in Otaniemi. The members of Data Guild have two different overalls. The older ones are shiny black with a silver sleeve and the current ones are shiny silver with a black sleeve to commem orate the time of Data Science students as part of the Computer Science Guild.

The Guild of Industrial Engineers (Prodeko) was founded in 1966, although it says 1866 in their overalls due to a legendary mistake. Although the guild only has a small intake, their members are all the more active! Industrial Engineers can be recognised by their white overalls, which are decorated with rainbows. New fuksis design the overalls from the ground up and put them on for the first time in November at the Sikajuhlat, to which you are also warmly welcome!

The Guild of Physics (aka Fyysikkokilta, FK) is a subject association founded in 1947. It gathers under one roof all Engineering Physics and Mathematics students as well as Quantum Technology students in Aalto. Each Engineering Physics and Mathematics student specializes in either physics, or mathemat ics and systems sciences. The guild’s overalls are natural white. In order to get the right shade, fuksis dye their overalls with tea. The left sleeve for Quantum Technology students is beige.

The Guild of Automation and Systems Technology AS is a subject association founded in 1998. It brings together students majoring in Automation and Robotics, Information Technology as well as Digital Systems and Design. The industrious members can be recognised by violet overalls. The left sleeve is black with a white pocket and that reminds of shared history with TiK and SIK.

A hood with a fur is reserved for Kuutti Captains; Fur or lace on the sleeves is reserved for Tutor responsibles.; Otherwise, the sky’s a limit!***

Our jackets steal attention everywhere we go. You have a right to buy a Wappujacket of your own, if you are a member of the association responsible for giving them out and are studying in the corresponding field or show a great spirit within the association.

There are certain traditions associated with overalls. For example, you may not wash your overalls unless you are wearing them, you can exchange the leg of your overalls with your partner and the arm with your previous overalls if you have other studies.

Patches! Students usually collect and sew fabric patches onto their student uniforms. You can get patches from participating in events or buying them just for fun! There are no rules on how to use them, so get creative! You can also add on other useful things besides patches… maybe a bottle opener or a pen?

Students are proud of their overalls/jackets and wear them to many different events. When wearing their “student uniforms” they are representing their guild/association.

ARTS is characterized for having jackets instead of overalls and by having different traditions around them (you can read more about this in the Jacket section).

ARTS is recognized for having it´s unique jackets! Kooma has white and grey jackets, GRRR has Marimekko print patterns that change each year and NuDe´s jackets rock a different pattern every year.

New jackets are usually published in fall before you can reserve one. NuDe´ s wappu jackets that are bought in the fall are given to their new owners at an event called “The AndJackening.”onceyou have your very own jacket, it’s time to make it your own! We encourage you to make alterations to your jacket, like adding more pockets, changing sleeves and hanging all the stuff you want to carry around in events. You can ask your association for extra fabric for the alterations. NuDe has few specific rules about modifications:

All over campus and around Finland you will see students dressed in overalls or jackets.

These colorful pieces of clothing are the “student uniform”. Students can get one from their guild or subject association and depending on what you study it will have a different color or pattern.

4.3 ARTS’ Jackets

4.2 Haalarit/Overall culture

Overalls and jackets are “student uniforms’’ that are recognized all around Finland.

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As a EU citizen you only need to “Register your right of residence.”This is done in an institution called Migri and costs 54 €. You will find all necessary application and documents on the Migri website (https://migri.fi/en/home), what you need to provide is: to Finland Moving within EU Copy of passport or identity card (the original must be presented)

Proof of funds for you and your family members - as a EU citizen there is no specific amount of money that you need to have, however anything to confirm your good financial situation will be useful, even ask your legal guardians to sign a document that they will support you if that’s Certificatenecessary. attendance from a Finnish educational institution

5.1 Moving

THIS IS IMPORTANT. Prepare yourself for some bureaucracy. Depending on your situation the entire settling in process can take from 2 months to half a year. Don’t stress out too much, try to do the minimum that will let you arrive in Finland on time, the rest can be done here with support from your peers and you will not be deported immediately if you don’t do it straight away. However, living without strong authentication provided by a bank is really annoying and frustrating so it’s in your best interest to get it as fast as possible.

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The documents are sent through a portal called Enter Finland (https://enterfinland.fi/), however you will have to visit Migri office anyways to confirm your identity. You confirmed your study place Apply for Housing Make appointment at Migri Arrive to Finland Download Migri office your Finnish

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BEFORE ARRIVING Moving from outside the EU

For having that you need to go through a process of steps.

First, you need to register yourself as a resident of Finland, your residence permit is for entry to Finland but that doesn’t mean that you are living inside Finland, so you need to make an appointment in the DVV for them to give you a municipal ID. However, you need a residential address. You cannot do it if you are staying in a hotel or Airbnb.

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The way that Finland works in terms of everything — meaning that you can use any service such as student discount transportation, student health care, etc — is by having an electronic identification or e-ID.

Also, you don’t have to have a Finnish ID but I recommend you to apply for one, how to do it? Actually it is very easy. Apply through Poliisi page → make an appointment → bring your papers (DVV certificate that arrives like 1 month later from your handled papers and stuff in the DVV appointment) a physical picture that you can bring, I use the same one from my residence permit, so remember to bring a couple of those photos since here taking new photos will cost you like 18e. You paid like 35e for that ID → you will receive a physical ID one or two weeks after the appointment. After that, you can start your process of opening a bank account. With that, you will have an e-identification for doing everything: this is your main goal.

1. You confirmed your study place Apply for a residence permit 3. Apply for Housing Arrive to Finland Download Frank 6. DVV visit (municipal ID) Open a Bank for Finnish ID (This is meant to help after you have your residence permit and everything ready to travel to Finland)

So you are coming to Finland from outside the EU. Welcome! I am Carlos Daniel Pérez, MA student at New Media. I came from Colombia to start my Masters. I came without any knowledge about how the system of ID, Banking, and basically everything works in Finland, so it was a pain learning by myself. I am here to give all the possible advice that I learned in my process and tips that I would love to have had before arriving. Let’s start from the basics.DVV

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Good luck, this is a nightmare. You will have a couple of options for choosing your bank. All of them are the same but the appointment time for opening the account is different. Here is the list from the most difficult to make an appointment to the faster ones: 1. Nordea — You need to wait like 40 mins on the phone for them to give you your first appointment, yes, you will have like 2 or 3 appointments.

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34 2.3.4. Danske — They gave me one appointment to handle my documents and open my profile. Then I went once more to open the account. AYY Housing: Get to know AYY’s housing - https://ayy.fi/en/housing/ Read through the info regarding applying for an apartment - https:// HousingApplywww.ayy.fi/en/how-to-apply-for-housingforanapartmentinAYY’sDomo-https://domo.ayy.fi/issuesarehandledbyAYY’shousingservicepoint,contact AYY: Otakaari 11, Espoo (entrance upstairs) / asuntotoimisto@ayy.fi / +358 50 520 9410 HOAS (Foundation for Student Housing in the Helsinki Region): The biggest provider of student housing in the metropolitan area -https://www.hoas.fi/en/OP—Iknowthatyoucan go directly to the bank and ask for an appointment or open an account there. S-Pankki — This one is really fast and I think that you don’t need the DVV certificate but better check. Congrats! Now you can move easily around Finland after almost two months :) Best of luck, Carlos Finding an apartment can sometimes be tricky, as the housing field in the metropolitan area is very competitive. Luckily, you have plenty of different options on where to apply, here are just a few of them. We recommend that you apply to multiple suppliers to maximize your possibilities to get an apartment. Here are some housing options within Helsinki capital region (Helsinki, Espoo, and Vantaa):

Facebook groups:Helsinki - https://www.facebook.com/groups/235368102105/

When you happen to get an apartment, please note that picking the keys is in most cases possible only during the weekdays and office hours. Please remember to check that if there is any national holiday colliding with the day you have planned to pick up your Frankkeys.isa student-owned service that issues student cards and provides benefits all over Finland. With a student card you can get discounts from student restaurants, train rides, public transportation and many more. You can attach an international ISIC license to your application and get benefits around the world.

University of Helsinki student nations: https://www.eng.nation.fi/housing/ City apartments:Helsinki - https://www.hel.fi/en/housing/rental-housing Espoo - https://www.espoonasunnot.fi/en Vantaa - https://vav.fi/en/ Private apartmentVuokraoviproviders:-https://www.vuokraovi.com/?locale=enLumo-https://lumo.fi/en/Sato-https://www.sato.fi/enNuorisosaatio-https://www.nuorisosaatio.fi/nuorisosaeaetioe-in-english/

More information on the different card options and discounts can be found from: https://www.frank.fi/en/ 5.3 Moving in to Aalto Environment

A student discount (45%) for public transit in the metropolitan area can be received by students who live in the HSL area (Espoo, Helsinki, Kauniainen, Kerava, Kirkkonummi, Vantaa) and have a student status in their travel card. The student discount can also be granted to exchange students temporarily living in the HSL area if the grounds for admission are

Frank App, a digital student card, is an official student identifier that you can use instead of the physical card. Download the Frank App from Google Play or App Store and activate the application after joining your student union.

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discounts on buses and trains you need a valid student card.

Apply for student allowance and the general housing allowance as soon as you have received confirmation of receiving a study place. Student aid consists of the student allowance, student loans and meal support. Apply online to receive your allowance faster! Check their website for your eligibility. How to apply for student allowance: https://www.kela.fi/web/en/ financial-aid-for-students-how-to- apply

As a student you can receive discounts from various travel companies, including HSL. Find more information about student discounts from the websites of different Tocompanies.getstudent

More information can be found on HSL website: https://www.hsl.fi/en/tickets-andfares/discount-tickets/studentsConnectionsto

Aalto Campus — Exact routes and timetables can be found in timetable books or through the HSL’s Journey Planner (https:// Longwww.hsl.fi/en)distance traveling as a student — VR (Finnish National Railroad) offers student discounts on their long distance train journeys. More information: https://www.vr.fi./en **

There are many student restaurants in and around the campus. These restaurants offer meals at affordable prices, usually starting at 2,90€ and up. You can get the students discount with a valid student card, FRANK app or with Kela’s meal subsidy card. You can see the list of all of the student’s restaurants from Kela’s website. You can see Otaniemi based student restaurants lunch lists at: https://kanttiinit.fi/ “Kela, the Social Insurance Institution of Finland, is a government agency that provides basic economic security for everyone living in Finland.”

Student meals KELA (Social insurance of Finland)

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Periods, enrollments Credit

Typical courses have 2 to 15 credits. It’s recommended to take courses so that you can have 10 to 15 credits per period or 60 credits per year, if you want to complete Bachelors studies is three years and Masters studies in two years. If you already have studied similar courses before your studies, you can ask to have those credits without repeating the Thecourse.grading system in Finland can be a bit different than in other places. The scale is 1-5. You pass with a 1 and a 5 is considered AMAZING. Some courses don’t give you a grade and simply tell you if you passed or failed. If you do not pass a class it will not affect your average nor will it show up in your transcript.

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There are some model timetables in Aalto Into for all students to use. It is recommended following these ready-made plans to the best of your ability, as taking some of the courses in a specific order might be mandatory. Many courses are organized once per year and the department is constantly updating the courses and course selection. But it is also possible to arrange your schedule in an alternative way. Just be sure to check with your study counselor!

Starting Studies at Aalto

HOPS (henkilökohtainen opintosuunnitelma) or PSP means your personal study plan. Every degree student creates their HOPS at some point during the first year and you will get instructions on how to do it in Sisu. HOPS includes what specific courses you want to take and when you will have them. It’s important to keep your HOPS up to date and accepted by your study counselor, because it might affect or be a requirement before students are accepted to some courses.

Aalto carries two periods in the fall semester and three in the spring semester and most courses last one period. There are some summer courses available as well. The last week of a period is called exam week because… well, you know… it’s full of exams. The enrollment to next period’s courses happens a few weeks beforehand in Sisu. You might not get into some courses and that is ok. Besides the priority order, places are given based on a lottery. Don’t worry about your first enrollments, you will do this in school during orientation week. The progress of your studies will be measured by credits (opintopiste). Each course is worth some credits based on the workload. One credit equals 27 hours of work including self-reflection, but you might get the tasks done faster or slower than that.

autonomy, meaningful work for meaningful clients, chance to make impact, good people, good surroundings, culture like no REAKTOR.COMother. twitter: @reaktornow instagram: @reaktornow FB: @WeAreReaktor

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Students love to get together and hang around in different ways. There are many traditional parties with drinks and music, pub-crawls, relaxed afterworks and saunaevenings and a lot of themed events, from cooking nights to sport events. The probably most iconic student events are academic table parties, or Sitsi-parties, where people gather around three course meals to sing and socialize.

Next comes Sillis, after-sitsi events that happen the next morning. They are full of fun and relaxing games and food to help you get over last night’s activities.

Other common events might be: Appros — basically student pub-crawls- and checkpoint events -where you have to go through different checkpoints and complete activities in each of them to get a final prize, usually a patch.

The biggest event that we collectively celebrate in late spring is Wappu (May day). There is no way you can attend everything, but try some of these events and remember to have fun especially when studies feel intensive. During wappu you might find one of the two wappu magazines: Äpy, Julkku or, ARTS own, Wappu-TORSO zine. Any of these are a worthy read to get you in the wappu mood.

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6.1 Aalto Student Culture

TOKYO offers its members a bunch of different benefits. Even if you are not a member, we still offer some things at your reach, too! You can pay the membership fee, which is 8 euros per year, via the Holvi shop (https://holvi.com/shop/TOKYOry/).

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ARTS tutors are there to help and guide you through the orientation week and the first year of studies. Tutors will introduce you to the maze of Aalto both physically and mentally, showing you around the spaces and letting you discover the community. You can ask your tutors for help in any situation and they will assist you in finding the answers. Together with TOKYO, the tutors also arrange the Start ARTS party and Freshmen party for you! You don’t want to miss those!

Each new student gets an ARTS pass during orientation week. It is designed to guide you through the first events during orientation week and introduce you to different associations, events and student life. Collect stamps by attending events, get to know the ARTS culture and meet awesome new friends! When you collect enough points there’s even a prize awaiting! Your tutors and TOKYO’s service point will provide you with more information.

Unlimited TOKYO love and student advocacy services Free TORSO magazine (~4 times a year) Free space reservation and usage (TOKYO Space, Corner and Lounge) Apply I <3 Kipsari project grant Apply TOKYO allowance for an association or a student group Vote in general meetings Suggest matters in general meetings Run for the board Join TOKYO committee Buy ARTS kokardi for your Ylioppilaslakki or an ARTS pin for your jacket Book a seller’s table at Christmas & Spring sales Get discounts for events, like Maskerad Free AYY x TOKYO calendar to all AYY members Buy TOKYO tote bag, badge, etc. Buy Kipsari cookbookNon-membersMembers***************

GetAugusttoknow your tutors and fellow new students of ARTS during a summer picnic in the central location of HelsinkiKaivopuisto! This introductory event to the world of ARTS is the perfect start before the Orientation week kicks in, and especially wonderful for those of you experiencing all Helsinki has to offer for the first time.

Student life is a lot more than just studying! Have an open mind and come meet other students in events. Some of the events’ dates are not fixed yet, so be updated on the dates, times and locations via telegram chat (@AALTO ARTS) and Instagram (@tokyo aalto arts).

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Aalto Party 6 TheSeptemberofficial opening ceremony of Aalto University marks the start of a new semester. The event takes over the entire Otaniemi campus and ends with an afterparty in Dipoli. Get to know all student associations of Aalto and enjoy music, food trucks and much more.

TheSeptemberbiggest party for ARTS students and the best start to the year is organized by TOKYO and the tutors. This is the best opportunity to start your year with sparkles and other ARTS students. The event highlights include the unmissable announcement of Maskerad’s theme!

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ARTS False Start 29 ExperienceAugust a soft landing for the semester by coming to the ARTS False Start! Let TOKYO and other ARTS associations gently guide you into the student community. You have a chance to meet your fellow new students and tutors in a comfortable atmosphere before the studies start.

31 ThisAugustevent is organized by FTMK (Teekkari Section Freshmen Committee) for new students of Aalto. ARTS associations will be present with checkpoints. So gather a team of new friends and join the fun! This traditional event is a perfect way to get to know even more of the campus and the different associations that inhabit it!

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Association Party 30 DidAugustyouknow that besides TOKYO, there are other 10 active ARTS associations? Come and meet wonderful students who are leading these associations. Get to know them, what they do and be ready to learn even more about the Aalto ARTS community!

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MASKERAD 4 MASKERADNovember is the name of TOKYO’s annual anniversary party and is held in late autumn. This legendary party showcases the boldest costume designs and the grandest one will receive eternal glory and the first place in the Maskerad Costume Competition. Theme of the party changes every year and it is announced in Start ARTS Party.

Restart ARTS Date To Be Confirmed Reconnect with your fellow ARTS students and conquer new departments. Restart ARTS is the perfect start to the Spring term with great music, new people and the chance to mingle before the studies kick back into gear.

Freshmen Party 30 GetSeptemberlostinVäre with your friends and complete checkpoints held by ARTS associations to unlock the secrets of the building! In this game we are all winners.

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Winter Camp Date To Be Confirmed Winter camp is TOKYO’s incredible international trip to Lapland in October. We take off on Wednesday evening and arrive late Sunday night. This trip is the most unforgettable experience of Northern Finland you can have including reindeers and northern lights!

Aalto Afterparty 6 ThisSeptemberisthebiggest party during the year. It will be sold out quickly so remember to buy your ticket on time!

TOKYO’sNovembertraditional Christmas Sales will be held near Christmas. This is a great opportunity for TOKYO members to sell their artwork and design. Visibility and cash in the same package? More likely than you think! Keep an eye on our Instagram and Telegram chat and be ready to book a table!

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Kuukautiset Every Kuukautisetmonth is a monthly event hosted by NuDe. It can range from sewing nights to karaoke, they are usually held at otaneum and are focused on having a relaxing time with fellow NuDe members.

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10 ThisDecemberisthetime to give back to NuDe community!!! Kuutti Christmas party is a cozy event traditionally organized by the first years for the rest of NuDe and ARTS. Christmas parties are a staple in Finnish culture that happen weeks (if not months) before the holidays.

Here are some events to look forward to! Besides these we have weekly Wednesday coffee and the occasional Friday afterworks. The dates here might change and there will be many for you during orientation week. So keep an eye on your telegram

Kuutti Sitsit 11 September I know what you are thinking...”What the XXXX Is A Sitsit?!”. Well, it’s an Academic Dinner Party super integral to the Finnish student culture and it consists of a 3 course meal, great company and a LOT of singing! Join us with your best, bright 80’s -ish outfit theme!

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TheOctoberball will be the biggest event of the year, after years of Covid we will finally have one again. What is a Ball? It’s a (really) formal event with a sitsi, dancing and more. Almost all associations have a ball and all members and boards of other associations are invited. It is customary for Kuuttis to volunteer to help at the event.

Boot(y) camp 17-18 September (No nudity involved) Bootycamp is a NuDe staple. It’s a way to get to know NuDe traditions and other first-years in a cottage with a sauna (the name is a play on the concept of a Boot Camp. Its aim is to be a fun, fair and enjoyable event for everyone).

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45 6.7 NuDe membership benefits By being a NuDe member you not only get to exist in a community of like-minded people you alsoFreeget:coffee whenever you want from Otaneum (but especially during Wednesday coffee weekly event). A cool-ass Wappu-jacket (Student Jacket). A chill place to hang out, do light work or meet new people (Otaneum). Discounted prices for NuDe events. Access to the NuDe’s amazing member-only events such as the Stockholm cruise. *****

NIDE bookstore for cool magazines and books

Helsinki senate square for a Helsinki classic

Arkadia International bookstore for a cultural reading experience

Postbar for a chill and engaging nightlife experience

Art Cafe Taideterassi for a cakes with a view in the heart of the city

46 6.8 Places to Visit (Editors’ favorite places)

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National Library of Finland for beautiful classic architecture

Laajalahti Nature Preserve for a Finnish nature experience just next to the Rihkardarinkatucampus Library for a calm and beautiful library experience with a lot of English art books

Internationality is very important to TOKYO and that’s why we have a special seat in our board for taking care of our international sweethearts. TOKYO’s international affairs is all about acknowledging the diversity in Aalto ARTS and organizing events that include everyone. One of the biggest events organized by TOKYO’s International Affairs is the Winter trip that takes place in October. Keep an eye on our social media channels to get to experience that in the fall!

6.9 International Affairs

photo from Winter Trip 2021 by Nuutti Muurimäki

TOKYOchat. members have three spaces to use at Otaniemi campus: TOKYO Space in the Undergraduate Center, and the TOKYO Corner and Lounge in Väre. You can reserve the spaces for your own use through a form on the TOKYO website and you can follow what’s going on in the spaces by adding TOKYO Spaces Calendar to your Google calendars. If you have ideas you would like to make happen in these spaces, share them by messaging Campus & Spaces responsible via Telegram or Instagram. TOKYO acquires new furniture and equipment to TOKYO’s spaces every year so please share your ideas on what you would like to see at the spaces; your dearest wishes just might come TOKYOtrue!Space is located in room Y139 in Y-wing, Undergraduate Center, next to Learning HUB. This is a free to use space for all the members of TOKYO. There you can enjoy a coffee, study, have a meeting or an event or just hang out. At TOKYO Space you can find a terrace that opens towards Väre, a great kitchen to make lunch and TOKYO’s service point!

7.2 TOKYO Spaces

7. SpacesServices&

TOKYO has a dedicated service point located in TOKYO Space in the Undergraduate Centre next to the Learning HUB. At the service point you can get advice and information on study-related issues, become a TOKYO member or buy TOKYO merch. The service point is open from 12.00 to 14.00 on Thursdays or whenever the executive manager or any of the board members are present. If you find yourself in need of the service point you can book a time by sending a message to the AALTO ARTS telegram

TOKYO Corner and Lounge are located in Väre basement under the stairs leading to the main lobby. These spaces are open to all ARTS students. ARTS student associations use the spaces for their meetings and other activities. These spaces are perfect for taking a break in the midst of working at the workshops or having a movie night with your friends.

7.1 TOKYO Service Point

Kipsari has two restaurants in Otaniemi: Kipsari in Väre and Studio Kipsari in the Aalto Studios building in Otakaari 7. If you live in Otaniemi, Studio Kipsari is most likely your closest restaurant right next to the Teekkari village bus stop. Like both Kipsari on facebook.com/kipsari & facebook.com/studiokipsari and follow Kipsari Instagram @kipsari & @studiokipsari for the daily lunch menu and latest news right away!

Kipsari is a fully vegan student restaurant, café and bar owned by TOKYO. Kipsari favors plant-based food, Fair Trade, local producers and organic produce, and the nutritious menu serves options for every taste. Besides a warm lunch, you can find salads, soups and huge sandwiches. After school Kipsari offers you cold beverages, games, good music and magazines. One could say that the student culture of ARTS is born and lives in Kipsari. What’s more, eating in Kipsari is like putting money in your own pocket: Kipsari is owned (via TOKYO) by ARTS students! With the proceeds from Kipsari we are supporting students’ artistic projects via the I Love Kipsari grant; if you are a TOKYO member, you can apply for the grant when it’s available!

7.3 Kipsari

Remember to clean after yourself!

If you want to see other design students on campus, the best bet is to come to Otaneum. It is a great place to take a breather or eat those Kipsari takeaway sandwiches. Some people work on something in the first room while others chat in the Thesecond.most important time in Otaneum is the Wednesday coffee, our weekly gathering. Here we meet over cups of free coffee or tea every Wednesday at 12 o’clock.

Otaneum is the home of NuDe. It is a space for our association located in the K-wing of the Undergraduate Centre, alongside other ARTS association spaces. It is available for all members all hours of all workdays.

7.4 Otaneum

Otaneum is made comfortable for relaxation and chill meetings. We have couches, tables and chairs, bean bags, microwave and shared fridge. You can see various stuff and curiosities displayed on shelves and our events and other fun things on the whiteboard. The shared kitchen is free to use and has amazing stuff like a microwave.

Otaneum is often used for monthly Kuukautiset gatherings and game-nights. Feel free to use the space as you wish; you can open all doors there using your HSL card or access token given to you by Aalto.

AdvocacyStudent

Please contact TOKYO advocates whenever you need support: alexander.vaherachibnik@aalto.fi or nicole.hussmann@aalto.fi

Things are different between university and school: students have influence besides professors and other university staff. They are not passive receivers of information, but also active learners and are involved in developing education policies, programmes and university’s decisions. Programmes and courses are built in collaboration with the department and the university. A big part of TOKYO’s activities revolve around student advocacy. We take care of students’ interests in ARTS, in Aalto University as a whole and sometimes also on a national level. Advocacy work happens in formal and informal meetings with the school staff and through collaboration with other students of art & media, design, film and architecture in Finland. Quality of university teaching is evaluated by the students after each course. The content and quality of the course is influenced by the feedback. It is really important that you participate in feedback forms and openly say your opinions. Remember to give course feedback and contact us whenever you have a question or comment!

Welcome to the university community!

If you face unfair treatment, problems with courses or anything you believe should change, you are entitled to communicate it as a part of Aalto University. Usually the best approach is to discuss the issue with your teachers or student advocates who can orient you on how to proceed. Remember that they are here to represent the students. If this help is not enough, you can contact AYY’s student representatives. Another option is sharing your concerns with your name or anonymously through a form on TOKYO’s website. TOKYO’s advocates will handle the cases with absolute discretion and take the matters to the school management if necessary.

8.1 What do student advocates do? 8.2 What should I do if things go wrong?

You can start influencing your surroundings by applying for a halloped position. Halloped comes from the Finnish HALLinnon OPiskelijaEDustaja, student representative in university administration. Hallopeds are regular students who have been elected for a term of one year to represent students in different university bodies and committees. They work to represent the interests of all students and do important work for developing our university. Often, hallopeds are also involved in associations and work there as student advocates.

The highest decision-making body of Aalto University Student Union is called the Representative Council. The council has a lot of authority within the student union, as it will have the final say on many matters prepared by the AYY board. As you can imagine, the people who sit in this council have a lot of power over other students and our shared decisions. Because of this, the representatives are selected to the council biannually with university wide elections. Every student has the right to run for the council and to also vote for their favorite candidate.

8.4 Apply to the representative council and vote in the elections

For example, AYY owns student housing, and funds for the student associations who are doing field specific advocacy and culture building on a grass root level. AYY attempts to affect student rights inside and outside of the university, sometimes all the way up to the governmental level.

The next elections are almost here (fall 2023), so we encourage every student to vote - and even to run for the council! ARTS has a small number of students compared to other schools of Aalto. This is why every ARTS representative in the council is a win for us! Use your voice and lift up ARTS within the Aalto community!

8.3 Hallopeds

If you are interested in participating in school’s decision making bodies, you can apply to be a halloped as a first year student. It is a great opportunity to learn how to influence things and how the university works. You can always contact current hallopeds if there is something wrong in our university. To know who the current hallopeds are, visit www. halloped.fi/en. Application period for halloped positions for the year 2023 is between November and December.

advocacyNuDe

8.5

54 You can come to us with any issues you are experiencing or if you want any sort of help or advice. But, come to us especially if you have any problems within the Department of Design (DoD). One of the many ways we can advocate for you is in our monthly meetings with the Authorities in the DoD. Here we discuss and act on possible solutions for what is going on in the department. NuDe was created so we could stand together and defend ourselves which means that any issue you contact us with will be addressed with care. 2022 advocates have also been working with Migri to better the process for incoming international students by gathering information, wishes and experiences of the student body regarding the topic. Contact us for support: Bartlomiej Rey - bartlomiej.rey@aalto.fi - @meos r Nicole Kajander - nicole.kajander@aalto.fi - @coelinec

9.2 TORSO Magazine

TOKYO publishes AYY’s gorgeous design calendar yearly. We arrange annually a calendar design competition for ARTS students. The designer is chosen by a jury. The calendar looks different and unique every year and it delights all TOKYO members throughout the year. It is one of our most popular benefits, and you can get your calendar from TOKYO’s Service Point. For the year of 2022, you can find around the orange design notebook that has been designed in 2021.

9. nicationsCommu-

Torso is TOKYO’s art magazine run by ARTS students. It’s the mothership of alternative design culture in Finland and a platform for young, upcoming creatives. It features photography, illustration, comics, opinions and weird journalism. Torso is published 3-4 times a year in Finnish/English and is free of charge. To become a Torso-contributor or a member of the editorial team, send a DM to @torsolehti on Instagram. (Notebook)

9.1 The Design Calendar

10. Health Wellbeing&

FSHS units in the metropolitan area: — Otaniemi: Otakaari 12, Espoo — Töölö: Töölönkatu 37 A, Helsinki You can get services in any FSHS, also in different states. More information: www.yths. fi/en/ 10.1 FHSH

The Finnish Student Health Service (FSHS) provides general, mental and oral health care services for students of universities and other institutions of higher education. You get to use these services by paying the healthcare fee for students in higher education annually to Kela (the Social Insurance Institution of Finland). The fee is mandatory. Reservations are made by phone and FSHS will contact you via a call-back service. Contacting and visits concerning general health are always free, except visits to Tospecialists.useFSHS

services efficiently you need to create an account to FSHS digital Self Service with your bank account or via mobile identification. You can take care of appointments, move an appointment and other health affairs digitally. Make sure your contact information is valid and updated in Self. More information: http://www.yths.fi/ Whenen/self.FSHS is closed or you can’t get an appointment you can use your own state health center near you. The FSHS invites all first-year students to a health examination. This examination consists of an electronic health inquiry and, if necessary, a personal health discussion. The inquiry covers issues related to general and oral health and factors affecting these. If necessary, you will be asked to make an appointment with a public health nurse and/or for an oral health examination/treatment. You can get the information of the examination through the Self Service or via text message.

57 10.2 Starting Point of Wellbeing The Starting Point of Wellbeing offers students advice and guidance on services related to wellbeing. Starting Point of Wellbeing offers drop-in advising online and on campus (Otakaari 1, SPW room Y199c). You can drop in to the Starting Point of Wellbeing without booking an appointment in advance if you need advice and guidance on matters related to your wellbeing and study ability. For more information and updates, you can contant Starting Point of Wellbeing people and follow the online channels: — Contact persons are study psychologist Sanni Saarimäki (sanni.saarimaki@aalto.fi) and guidance counselor Marja Lehto (marja.lehto@aalto.fi). — Telegram Information Channel: t.me/aaltospw — Instagram: @aaltowellbeing — Aalto’s website: https://www.aalto.fi/en/study-at-aalto/starting-point-of-wellbeing 10.3 Helping Hand Helping Hand is a peer-led student support project specifically for Aalto ARTS students. They organize various low threshold peer support events and meetings with fellow ARTS students to support each other in the challenges of studying and working in isolation. Helping Hand is there to listen to what you’re going through. Helping Hand contact channels: — Facebook & Instagram: @aaltohelpinghand — Email: helpinghand@aalto.fi

58 Aalto University has numerous sports facilities and associations you can join. Find the full list of sports associations: MoreareothergymUniSportKumpula,UniversityUniSportaffordableStudentsselectingayy.fi/en/associations/associationslist/https://bythesubgroup‘SportsandCamping’.ofAaltoUniversitycangetsportservicesinUniSport.SportCentrescanbefoundinofHelsinkicentralcampus,Meilahti,OtaniemiandTöölö.offersgroupexercise,ballgames,traininganddifferentcoursesamongservices.Seasonalandsingleticketslow-pricedtoallAaltostudents.information:www.unisport.fi/en 10.4 UniSport

11.

AlumniTOKYO

As of the spring 2022, TOKYO’s own LinkedIn was born with the goal to provide a valuable ARTS internal network to our community. We want this to be a place where active ARTS students and alumni can connect more easily than through platforms with hundreds of thousands of alumni. Nothing beats a good network and the best projects are not seldomly born out of unexpected cooperation. So go check it out, it is still very new but growing with you joining.

As a student, you are part of the Aalto-community, but you remain an important part of it even after graduation, as Alumni. Self development, experiences and opportunities of every kind are not only found while you are a current student in Aalto University, but also as a graduate. The networks you start growing upon arrival are truly important, and everything does not have to end with graduation. Studying and the life after graduation are more like two cycles that can overlap as much as you want. As Alumni, you can remain part of the Aalto community, keep meeting new people, assist in different events and get support in student or working life. In addition, as a Master’s student you can apply to the Aalto University’s Mentoring programme, where you can get versatile coaching for your career path and support from an experienced alumni.

If you are interested in participating further in the development of Alumni relationships and the benefits of the Alumni, you can contact TOKYO. We are here for you even after you have graduated.

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What is an Alumni anyway?

Check these links for more information:

TOKYO Alumni relations aim to connect the students with graduates, shortening the gap between these two. Alumni relations also work to strengthen the connections between students and working environments, because after all, we start our path to becoming an Alumni from the first day as a student, don’t we?

From the total of over 100.000 Aalto graduates, nearly 45.000 alumni are already members of the Aalto University Alumni Network. The new initiative, Aalto Alumni Circle, could get you even closer to all the benefits of being an Alumni. TOKYO is also present in the Aalto Alumni Council, where decisions are made on a global level. Afterall, Aalto has Alumni from more than 80 countries.

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62 INFO TORSO x KUUTI GUIDE 2022 (Torso) Editorial Team: Anh Ngo Lu TOKYOContentZinaChenMarpenganby:Board(Totti Korpua, Mante Žygelyte, Muniba Rasheed and Carlos D. Perez) NuDe Board (Lilo Molin, Zina Marpegan, Bartlomiej Rey and Nicole Kajander) Illustrations by Anh Ngo Fonts used: Avara, Acumin Variable Concept, Los Feliz Color Swatches: Magenta 0,100,0,0 ---- Green 28,0,60,0

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65 LAAJALAHTIBREDVIKEN A Blanc Ostoskeskus / Köpcentret / Shopping Centre 20 B2 A Bloc Kauppakeskus / Köpcentret / Shopping Centre 69 B2 A Grid Startup-hubi / Startuphubb / Startup hub 4 A2 Aalto Bioproduct Centre 13 C2 Aalto Inn 41 B3 Aalto Studios 29 A3 Aalto-yliopisto Junior Aalto University Junior 11 C2 Aalto-yliopistokiinteistöt Oy Aalto University Campus & Real Estate 2 B2 Arkkitehtuurityöpaja Architecture Workshop 27 C2 AVP Aalto Ventures Program 37 B1 AYY Aalto-yliopiston ylioppilaskunta / UniversitystudentkårAUS Aalto-universitetets/AYY AaltoStudentUnion 38 B2 Circular Raw Materials Hub 12 C2 Design Factory 25 C3 Dipoli Päärakennus Huvudbyggnad / Main Building 19 B3 Harald Herlin -oppimiskeskus Harald Herlin-lärcentret Harald Herlin Learning Centre 15 B2 Haukilahden lukio Gymnasiet / High school 14 C2 Ice Tank 34 B1 Kandidaattikeskus UndergraduateKandidatcentretCentre 1 B2 Kauppakorkeakoulu School of Business 68 B1 Kemian tekniikan korkeakoulu Högskolan för kemiteknik School of Chemical Engineering 11 C2 Kirjaamo / Registratur / Registry 1 B2 Kirjasto / Bibliotek / Library 15 B2 Konetekniikan talo (K1) 8 B2 KY 10 B1 Maarintalo / Marhuset / Maari Building 17 A2 Meritekniikka Marinteknik / Marine Technology 16 B1 Mediaspace 15 B2 Micronova 36 B1 Nanotalo 9 B2 OIH Open Innovation House 32 B1 Rantasauna 45 A3 Saha KY's Festival Hall 18 B1 Servin Mökki 44 A3 Space 21 12 C2 Startup Sauna 26 C3 Terveysteknologian talo Health Technology House 3 A2 TF Teknologföreningen 40 B3 Tietotekniikan talo T-huset / CS Building 30 B1 Urban Mill 26 C3 Vesitalo / Vattenbyggnaden Water Building 34 B1 Väre Taiteiden ja korkeakoulusuunnittelun / Högskolan för konst, design och arkitektur / School of Arts, Design and Architecture 67 B2 MUUT PALVELUT Andra tjänster / Other services Aalto Shop 67 B2 Aaltopahvi 15 B2 AYY-asuntotoimisto AYY HousingAUS BostadskontoretOffice 38 B2 Kuntokeskus Liikku / Fitness club Liikku /Fitnessklubb Liikku 69 B2 Laude Sauna & Terrace 4 A2 Otahalli 28 B3 Radisson Blu Hotel 56 C3 Terveystalo 17 A2 Terveystalo Otaniemi 20 B2 Unigrafia Noutopiste Avhämtningsplats / Pick-up point 1 B2 Unisport 28 B3 YTHS / SHVS / FSHS 42 A2 Betonimiehenkuja 3 26 C3 Betonimiehenkuja 5 25 C3 Ekonominaukio 1 68 B1 Kemistintie 1 11 C2 Konemiehentie 1 18 B1 Konemiehentie 2 30 B1 Konemiehentie 4 10 B1 Maarintie 6 32 B1 Maarintie 8 37 B1 Metallimiehenkuja 2 59 C2 Metallimiehenkuja 4 27 C2 Otakaari 1 1 B2 Otakaari 3 3 A2 Otakaari 4 8 B2 Otakaari 5 4 A2 Otakaari 7 29 A3 Otakaari 11 38 B2 Otakaari 12 42 A2 Otakaari 22 40 B3 Otakaari 24 19 B3 Otakaari 27 20 B2 Otaniementie 9 15 B2 Otaniement ie12 69 B2 Otaniementie 14 67 B2 Otaranta 2 56 C3 Otaranta 4 41 B3 Otaranta 6 28 B3 Puumiehenkuja 2 9 B2 Puumiehenkuja 3 7 B2 Puumiehenkuja 5* 6 A2 Rakentajanaukio 4 2 B2 Sähkömiehentie 3 17 A2 Sähkömiehentie 4 5 A2 Tekniikantie 3 14 C2 Tietotie 1 A 16 B1 Tietotie 1 E 34 B1 Tietotie 3 36 B1 Vuorimiehentie 1 13 C2 Vuorimiehentie 2 12 C2 Otaniemi / Otnäs Palvelut / Tjänster / Services KATUOSOITTEET Gatuadresser / Street addresses * Rakennustyömaa / Byggplats / Under construction RAVINTOLAT Restauranger / Restaurants Arvo 68 B1 Eat Poke HKI 69 B2 Factory Otaniemi 4 A2 Fafa’s 69 B2 Fat Lizard 34 B1 Konnichiwa 69 B2 MAU-KAS 57 C2 Metso 19 B3 NOVA MAU-KAS 36 B1 Ranta 56 C3 Silinteri 1 B2 Who The xxxx is Alice 69 B2 X-burger 63 C2 © Aalto University 5/2022 Muutokset mahdollisia / Ändringar möjliga / We reserve the right to changes OPISKELIJARAVINTOLAT Studentrest. / Student restaurants Alvari 1 B2 Food & Co A Bloc 69 B2 Kipsari 67 B2 Kvarkki 3 A2 Reima 19 B3 Studio Kipsari 29 A3 Subway 30 B1 Tietotekniikantalo 30 B1 TUAS 37 B1 Täffä 40 B3 KAHVILAT KAFÉER / CAFÉS Aino 1 B2 Cafetoria Aalto 67 B2 Café Factory 4 A2 Café Reima 19 B3 Elissa 1 B2 Espresso House 69 B2 Jungle Juice Bar 69 B2 Kylteri 68 B1 Taproom d20 20 B2 Apteekki/ Apotek / Pharmacy B2 Coworking-hubi / Coworking-hubb / Coworking hub B1, B2, A2,C2 Liikuntapalvelut Idrottstjänster / Sports B2, B3 Pakettiautomaatti / Paketautomat / Parcel pickup point B2 Pankkiautomaatti / Bankautomat / ATM B2 Postilaatikko / Brevlåda / Letter Box B2 Päivittäistavarakauppa / Mataffär / Grocery store B2 Taksiasema/ Taxistation / Taxi B2 aalto.fi

66 Merch You can buy TOKYO merch from TOKYO service point and NuDe’s from Otaneum. Voit ostaa TOKYOn tuotteita TOKYOn palvelupisteestä ja NuDen tuotteita Otaneumista.4€20€5€10€ 15€ Send NuDes 3€ Ludwig Seal 4€