Info session on the N5T Extended Campus Programme in Batteries
Nordic Five Tech (N5T) is a strategic alliance of the five leading technical universities in Finland, Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. The alliance was established in November 2006 with the goal of utilizing the shared and complementary strengths and creating synergies within education, research and innovation.
Please join our online info session on N5T Extended Campus Programme on Wednesday, 6 November 2024 at 13-13.45 and find out more about the N5T alliance and its Extended Campus Programme in Batteries. Starting this fall, engineering students at Aalto have a new exchange opportunity in battery technology through the N5T network's Extended Campus program. Master's students can next apply for the N5T Extended Campus Programme in Batteries in the January 2025 exchange application period.
In addition to Aalto, the other members of the alliance will be present at the info session: Chalmers and Kungliga Tekniska högskolan (KTH) from Sweden, Danmarks Tekniske Universitet (DTU) from Denmark and Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet (NTNU) from Norway.
Kindly register for the event by Tuesday, 5 November at 16.30 at the latest: .
A participation link via email will be send prior to the event to those who have registered for the event.
Nordic Master Webinar 2024
If you are interested in other study and collaboration opportunities offered by N5T universities, you can join the Nordic Master Webinar 2024 information session on Thursday, 14 November 2024 at 16.00-17.30. For more information about the event and registration: /fi/tapahtumat/nordic-master-webinar-2024
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