University network
Aalto University
School of Economics
Aalto School of Economics (former HSE) is Finland's oldest school of economics. Students can major in marketing, international business, logistics, management, finance, accounting and economics, among other things. The future marketers of the IDBM programme are mostly in the fields of marketing and international business, introducing fresh and innovative perspectives on issues such as the commercialization of products and strategies for success in the global market.
www.hse.fiSchool of Art and Design
Dating back to 1870, the present Aalto School of Art and Design (former TaiK) trains future industrial designers, graphic designers, interior architects, fashion designers and experts in many other areas of design. Many of the future Masters of Arts entering the IDBM program are students of industrial design. The competences of designers include the understanding of usability and desirability of products, design leadership and design management.
www.taik.fiSchool of Science and Technology
Founded in 1849, the Aalto School of Science and Technology (former TKK) is Finland’s largest university-level institution in its field. Some 1000 M.Sc. (Eng.)'s and architects graduate yearly from 12 different departments. The students participating in the IDBM program are mostly from the departments of industrial engineering and management or mechanical engineering and information technology, representing expertise in technology, selection of materials, production systems, logistics and operation control.
International Cooperation
Kyoto Institute of Technology
The Institute of Applied Arts and Design in Torino
Seoul National University
Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
International Design school for Advanced Studies
Shizuoka University of Art and Culture
The Innovation in Design Lab (iDLab), Dalhousie Universty, Halifax, Canada
Stanford/Center for Design Research
Bocconi University