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Birmingham Nordstr m, Airila, Markkula Aalto University Breaking boundaries for creativity and innovation in Science, Art,Technology and business Katrina Nordstr m, professor Aalto University School of Chemical Technology Presentation material kindly provided by professor Mauri Arila & Mr. Markku Markkula, special advisor of Aalto leaders Aalto University : WHEN, WHY, HOW ? From three universities to one in Birmingham Art & Design founded 1871 (TaiK) Science & Technology, founded 1849 (TKK) Economics, founded 1911 (HSE) 4300 Faculty and staff 330 professors 15 000 FTE students 75 000 alumni 1990 1994 2002 2004 2005 2007 1990 s Joint study modules, eg. International Design business management (IDBM), Product Development project ; Research collaboration not very active 1994 TKK proposal: Foundation based University Ministry of Education not interested 2002 Proposal: international University of Helsinki metropotilan area 2005 Yrj Sotamaa (Rector Ta i K) proposal: Merging the three Universities 2006 High-level working group 2007 FIN governement Proposal: Innovation University , +++ skakeholders support Aalto University 3 schools (Eng,Econ,Art) 6 schools Eng (4), Econ (1), Art and Architechture (1) WHEN ?
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