Student representatives
Student representatives in administration, aka hallopeds, are Aalto students who participate in the decision-making and development of the university.
Supplementary call for applications for student representatives in the administration of Aalto University 2024
Aalto University Student Union (AYY) is seeking for student representatives in the Aalto University administration for the year 2024. The supplementary call for applications is open on from February 12th to February 26th 2024.
Aalto University Student Union (AYY) is seeking for student representatives in the Aalto University administration for the year 2024. The supplementary call for applications opens on 12 February and closes on 26 February 2024 at 11.59 pm.
Applications are submitted in Finnish, Swedish or English via the electronic application form available at beta.halloped.fi. The application instructions and the regulations for student representatives can be found on the Aalto University Student Union website at https://www.ayy.fi/en/student-representatives.
In principle, all undergraduate and doctoral students of Aalto University are eligible to apply. Students of the School in question are eligible to apply for executive bodies under the schools. Programme-specific executive bodies are in general meant for students of said programmes, but applications from students in the same School or otherwise reasonably linked to the programmes are welcome.
Associations within AYY will be consulted in making the decision proposal. The names of the applicants and their applications may be handed to actors within the associations and the halloped responsibles named by the Student union for the purpose of giving recommendations.
AYY emphasises equality and diversity in its operation. We hope to get applications from international students, students of different genders and from any and all other backgrounds.
Criteria for selection
The selection decisions are made based on the applications written in the application form. The application should clearly show the applicant’s e-mail address, field of study, School, experience relevant to the position, and their ability to hold their position for the duration of the term of office. If you are applying only for a representative position or only for a deputy position, please mention it in your application text – only checking the checkbox on the form will not be binding in the decision making.
The criteria used for selection include interest in and commitment to the task, proven knowledge of influencing work in an administrative organ, and contacts to students via, e.g., associations or other types of activity. Be sure to concisely describe what you think are the most important development targets of Aalto University, your School or any other unit to which you are applying to become a student representative.
Representation from different fields of expertise or study, and the stage of the candidates’ studies, are also taken into consideration when making the selection. Especially in the selections of Academic Affairs Committees, previous experience as a student representative or as a person responsible for studies in an association may also be considered advantageous, but the desire and motivation to work for the good of students is definitely enough.
Further information and help for applying:
Teemu Palkki
Policy Specialist, Academic Affairs
[email protected]
Student representatives in administration for 2024 |
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| Organ | Members + deputies |
Aalto University |
|
| Aalto University Degree Committee | 1+2 |
| Steering Group of the Language Centre | 2+2 |
| Restaurant Committee | 0+1 |
| Aalto Junior Steering Group | 0+1 |
| Strategic Management Team for Aalto Junior | 1+1 |
| Strategic Management Team for Aalto Ventures Program | 0+1 |
| Research Steering Group (ReSG) | 0+1 |
School of Arts and Design ARTS |
|
| Programme Committee of Film and Television | 2+3 |
| Programme Committee of Design | 0+3 |
| Programme Committee of Art and Media | 0+3 |
| Bachelor’s Programme in Design Programme Committee | 0+2 |
School of Chemical Engineering CHEM |
|
| Academic Committee for Chemical Engineering | 0+2 |
| Steering group of the Department of Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering | 0+1 |
| Teaching Competence Assessment Committee - School of Chemical Engineering | 0+2 |
School of Electrical Engineering ELEC |
|
| Academic Committee for Electrical Engineering | 0+2 |
| Degree Programme committee for Automation and Electrical Engineering | 2+3 |
| Degree Programme Committee for Electronics and Nanotechnology | 2+3 |
| Quality of Education Committee in the School of Electrical Engineering | 0+1 |
School of Engineering ENG |
|
| Academic Committee for Engineering | 1+3 |
| Degree Programme Committee for Engineering | 0+1 |
| Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Committee in the School of Engineering | 0+2 |
| Steering Group for Master’s Degree Programmes in Engineering | 0+1 |
School of Sciences SCI |
|
| Quality Committee of Teaching in the School of Science (SCITEC) | 2 |
Joint Programmes |
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| Aalto Science and Technology Bachelor Programme Committee (SCI, ELEC, CHEM, ENG) | 0+3 |
| Computer, Communications and Information Sciences CCIS Programme Committee (SCI, ELEC) | 1+3 |
| Creative Sustainability Program Committee | 0+1 |
| Degree Programme Committee of Advanced Energy Solutions (CHEM, ELEC, ENG) | 0+2 |
| IDBM programme committee (ARTS, BIZ, CHEM, ELEC, ENG, SCI) | 1+3 |
| Life Science Technologies Programme Committee (SCI, ELEC, CHEM) | 1+2 |
| Master’s Programme in Urban Studies and Planning Education Council | 2+2 |
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