The Board of the Guild of Architecture has held the last meeting of the study year. It’s time for Summer Siesta and the last Weekly Digest of spring semester! However, You shouln’t miss all the great events before autumn semester starts including Guild’s Summer days 3.-5.8. At the Cottage or MAIK head start 24.-26.8.!

Wishing You a joyful summer
Havu

CONTENTS

I Events

ARTS Amnesty Day on 31.5.

Summer Kiljava 15.-17.6.

Guild’s Summer days 3.-5.8.

MAIK head start 24.-26.8.

Academic Quidditch World Cup 15.9.

II Studies

Summer course in co-operative values and principles I, 2.7.-12.8.

III Announcements

Rent a gardening allotment!

On this day, you will be able to turn in any leftover work from courses undertaken this semester, so you can receive the credits for this academic year. Courses older than that may be returned at the responsible teacher’s discretion. If you have courses you would like to submit leftover work for on this day, please contact the teachers of the course as soon as possible, however by 24.5., to make sure they have time to prepare for the extra grading work.

If you have missed an exam, there is an ARTS General Examination date on Saturday, June 16th , where you may take the test. To enroll to take a test, please contact your teacher by 24.5.

In the future, we are improving the possibilities for students to plan their studies ahead by changing to a 2-year course planning period, collectively planning different courses’ deadlines not to overlap whenever possible, and providing better guidance for personal study planning (HOPS).

WHAT: Amnesty Day
WHEN: 31.5.2018
WHERE: Everywhere in ARTS
COST: A bit of work
WHY: By completing your unfinished courses you get a chill summer and a chill Kela!

We wish you a productive end of the spring and a joyful summer!

– Student SAFA

Read more and enroll!

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Rules can be found eg. on last year’s info pages https://lomake.ayy.fi/aava/huispaus/academic-quidditch-world-cup/

Aim: At the end of the course the students have a fair understanding of what co-operative enterprises are and which values and principles they are built on. The students get acquainted with different types of co-operatives and with the ways these apply the co-operative values and principles in practice.

Content: In the course the history of modern cooperatives and their values and principles at both national and international levels are dealt with. The students learn how the cooperative values and principles originated and took shape during the 1900’s, how they evolved during the 2000’s and how they are reshaped to the demands of today’s global world. The study module ends with examples of cooperatives showing that they are not curiosities from the past, but that the challenges of the modern business environment can be answered by them.

Realization and methods: Web course in English (some exercises can be written in Finnish/Itsenäiset opiskelutehtävät voi kirjoittaa halutessaan suomeksi)

Credits: 5 cr
Students at Aalto University School of Economics in Helsinki and at the Lappeenranta University of Technology (LUT) are entitled to six credit points upon completion of additional tasks.

The course is free of charge to the students of the CNS university network.

Further information about the network and enrollment for the course:
https://www.helsinki.fi/en/ruralia-institute/education/co-op-network-studies

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