Kicking off the semester with my old and new buddies
It was that time of the year again when campus lit up with the appearance of new faces. For our Sustainable Entrepreneurship Master's program, that meant meeting the second cohort. We, the second-years, decided that nothing can compete with fun games and free dinners for the best bonding experience.
We spent two hours playing bowling, pool, and darts while chitchatting and getting to know each other. For me, it is never the same story behind why someone would apply to our program, as there is just so much diversity. In fact, despite being a program under the School of Business, applicants from all backgrounds can give it a try without needing previous credits or experience in the field of Business. If this sounds interesting to you, read more about our program here:
https://www.aalto.fi/en/programmes/masters-programme-in-sustainable-entrepreneurship
Anyway, we wrapped up the night with a cozy dinner at Fat Lizard. Food was great, but the company was even better :) And with that we were full of energy to welcome the hectic first weeks of study.
If you want to know more about our community at the Sustainable Entrepreneurship program. check out our Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/ase.biz/
For now, until next time!
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