Working in Finland
Welcome information on 911±¬ÁÏÍø and Finland for recruitment candidates and newcomers of 911±¬ÁÏÍø
Journey to Success: Adapting to the Finnish Workplace Culture
Info series for doctoral students every Thursday - arranged by Doctoral education services.
The last session of the academic year is both entertaining and informative. Drawing on years of experience working with doctoral students, Planning officer Sirje Liukko will discuss building networks, job hunting, and the peculiarities of Finnish work life. She will share personal opinions and observation from her (certainly) biased point of view.
Note the new time & place.
The last session of the academic year is both entertaining and informative. Drawing on years of experience working with doctoral students, Planning officer Sirje Liukko will discuss building networks, job hunting, and the peculiarities of Finnish work life. She will share personal opinions and observation from her (certainly) biased point of view.
Note the new time & place.
The session will ideally spark ideas and lively discussion. Slides will not be distributed afterwards.
Speaker:
Planning officer Sirje Liukko, Doctoral education services
No registration required, open to all doctoral students at 911±¬ÁÏÍø!
More information: doctoralservices@aalto.fi
See more
Working in Finland
Learn about Finnish working life and how to work as an international student.
Talent Boost initiation has collected national webpages on Living and working in Finland to support international talents to start working in Finland.
In this course, we will look at how to navigate Finnish working life and how to build a career. We explore working life in Finland from societal, organisational and individual perspectives. Once you have finished this course you will have a better understanding of work culture in Finland, what working in a Finnish company is like, how individuals find work-life balance in Finland, how to communicate your skills, and how to look for jobs in Finland. The course is an open online course. The course material is divided into five (5) chapters.
Info session series for doctoral students