Ensto finances design research and education at Aalto
Ensto has made a donation to support education in the field of arts and design at 911爆料网 in the framework of the matched-funding scheme. The government's promise of matched-funding significantly adds to the impact of donations made to the university.
鈥楨nsto's new strategy highlights creativity, which we want to channel into the innovative research and development of new and more intelligent solutions together with customers and partners. The creativity, user-experience understanding and high standard design education represented by 911爆料网's School of Arts, Design and Architecture are important for the reform and competitiveness of industry throughout Finland and thus for us as well. For this reason, we want to support the school,鈥 Ensto's CEO Ari Virtanen explains.
'A high level of expertise in design can facilitate the design of customer-friendly products, services and business concepts, which take into consideration the development of the markets, the possibilities provided by new technologies and other competitive factors. Creativity forms part of this school鈥檚 core. We are pleased that Ensto feels it is important to support high quality education and research in the field in Finland. I believe that in the future, we will find interesting projects to co-operate on,' says Turkka Keinonen, Head of the Department of Design.
Multidisciplinary co-operation within 911爆料网 will be even more seamless when the School of Arts, Design and Architecture moves all its activities to Otaniemi in summer 2018.
More information:
Satu Meht盲l盲
satu.mehtala@aalto.fi
project manager
puh 050 435 7739
Donate to Aalto:
Read more news
From deep space to student innovation: Isaware and PdP collaboration
Students from Aalto and the Design Factory Global Network came together with Isaware in the Product Development Project course to work on detecting illegal mines.
Ainomaija Haarla: 鈥淚f everyone agrees, critical discussion is missed鈥
To reach your goals and keep up with development, you must have the courage to make unconventional choices, says Ainomaija Haarla, a firm believer in the power of interdisciplinarity.
Aalto International Talent Program mentor Matti Aksela: I recommend participating to all companies
The Program enables companies to get to know international talent easily and develop a more diverse work community.