13 DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS

78 DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS 13 DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS Compulsory courses (total 12 cr): 31E21000 Macroeconomics I: Growth and Cycles 31E22000 Macroeconomics II Short Term Fluctuations 31E11000 Microeconomics I: Competitive Theory 31E12000 Microeconomics II: Games and Information 31E13000 Industrial Organization (Micro III) 13.1 MINOR STUDIES IN AREA STUDIES (40005) As of autumn 2011 the two IB Minors have been merged under the Minor Studies in International Business. Students who have already started their minor in AREA STUDIES can follow the guidelines for Minor Studies in International Business. For further information, please contact the IB Program Coordinator. 13.2 MINOR STUDIES IN ECO- NOMICS (40400,40401) Studying economics develops both analytical thinking and academic insights in addition to promoting the ability to apply economic theory to a wide range of economic phenomena. It qualifies students to understand the connection between micro- and macroeconomic questions as well as to see the causality between such questions. Option 1: 40400 If student s minor in bachelor s degree has been something else than economics, then minor studies in economics in master s degree are in same format as in bachelor s degree, with one exception that studies include only 12 credits of elective courses. Option 2: 40401 If student s minor in bachelor s degree has been economics, in which he/she has included both macroeconomic and microeconomic studies and in addition he has completed 31C01100 mathematical methods in economics or similar, then he/she has right to complete minor studies in economics in master s degree in the following format. In other case student must contact person responsible for the minor. Person in charge: Professor Pekka Ilmakunnas Elective courses (12 cr): 31E21000 Macroeconomics I: Growth and Cycles (if not a compulsory course) 31E22000 Macroeconomics II: Short Term Fluctuations (if not a compulsory course) 31E11000 Microeconomics I: Competitive Theory (if not a compulsory course) 31E12000 Microeconomics II: Games and Information (if not a compulsory course) 31E13000 Industrial Organization (Micro III) (if not a compulsory course) 31E00500 International Trade 31E00600 Open Economy Macroeconomics 31E00700 Labor Economics 31E00900 Applied Microeconometrics 6 31E01000 Topics in Economic Theory and Methods I 31E01300 Applied Time Series Econometrics 31E01400 Macroeconomics of Labor Markets 31E01600 Philosophy of Economics 31E01700 Topics in Economic Theory and Methods II 31E01800 Resource and Environmental Economics 31E15000 Development Economics I 31E16000 Development Economics II Completed course 31E00800 Fixed Income Securities may be included in one s personal study plan but they are no longer lectured. 13.3 MINOR STUDIES IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP (41200) The aim of the minor studies in entrepreneurship is to introduce the fascinating area of entrepreneurship and new venture creation as well as to

DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS 79 promote entrepreneurial mind set and give the students holistic view of businesses. The minor consists of four courses (24 cr). Select four out of the following courses: 25E31000 25E32000 25E42000 25E46000 25E47000 25E09900 Entrepreneurship and managing innovations Entrepreneurship as a field of science Growth and internationalization of SMEs Entrepreneurial behavior and competences Entrepreneurial and small business finance Entrepreneurship Studies at another Aalto University School or at another University (M.Sc. level) Contact person Professor Paula Kyrö, Entrepreneurship 13.4 MINOR STUDIES IN FI- NANCE (40100) A minor in Finance provides a fundamental understanding of the models and theories between corporate finance and investment decisions, as well as an ability to apply them analytically in practical settings. STRUCTURE OF STUDIES (24 CR) 28C00100 Corporate Finance * 28C00300 Investment 28C00400 Derivatives and Risk In addition one of the following: 27C01000 Tools for Business Decisions 1 27C02000 Negotiation Processes 30C00100 Statistical Analysis 30C00200 Econometrics 31C00800 Personnel Economics 32C260 Rahoitusjuridiikka 28C09900/ Finance Studies at 28E09900 Another University ** * If the student has already taken the course as a part of his/her major subject, he/she must replace it with one of the electives. ** Or Finance Studies at another Aalto School. Must be agreed in advance with Sami Torstila. Only one of these can be included in the Finance minor: 28C09900 (intermediate level) or 28E09900 (advanced level) Finance Studies at another University. Minor studies coordinator: Sami Torstila 13.5 MINOR STUDIES IN IN- FORMATION AND SERVICE MANAGEMENT (FORMER BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY) (40700, 40701) Information and Service (ISM) refers to the creative use of information and technology in decision making, in managing business processes and networks, and in developing new products and services. Minor studies in Information and Service offer an interdisciplinary education that allows the student to focus on economic analysis and quantitative modeling, management information systems, or logistics and service management. Topics covered by the minor studies in Information and Service include: - decision analysis and negotiation processes - development of information systems and associated business processes and services - logistics and supply chain management: sourcing, production and distribution of goods and services - management of technological innovation - mathematical methods and statistical analysis While ISM gives an understanding of different business functions and their interdependence relevant to managers, it also provides methods and skills for economic analysis required in many other fields of undergraduate and graduate studies. Minor studies for the Master s degree are typically made up of four E-level courses totaling 24 cr (40701). However, if a student has no prior studies in ISM subjects, he/she can include one or two C-level courses in the minor. The possible C-level courses are listed in the course lists below.

80 DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS As an alternative to the Master s level minor studies, the student may choose a minor from the Bachelor s level (40700). However, in this case, the minor (a) cannot be already included as part of the Bachelor s degree and (b) consists of only 4 courses. Recommendations for minor studies and personal course packages suitable for students in Master s Programs in Economics, Marketing,, Accounting, Finance and Business Law are available at the Department of Information and Service Economy website. Students are advised to counsel their tutoring teacher on their choice of courses. STRUCTURE OF STUDIES (24 CR) There are three suggested focus areas A, B and C: A. Technology / Science Coordination: Merja Halme Choose 4 courses from the list below: 27C01000 Tools for Business Decisions 1 27C02000 Negotiation Processes 27E01000 Decision Making and Choice Behavior 27E07000 Investment Science 27E02000 Models in Marketing 28E00200 Economics of Entrepreneurial Finance 80E20100 Database Marketing 30C00200 Econometrics 30C00300 Mathematical Methods for Economists 30C00400 Tools for Business Decisions 2 30E00400 Simulation 35E00200 Service Design and Business Models 38E00100 Intellectual Property Rights 57E00500 Business Intelligence and courses from list B and list C. B. Information Systems Science Coordination: Matti Rossi Choose 4 courses from the list below: 37C00100 Information Systems 37C00200 Information Systems Development 37C00300 Enterprise Applications 37E00100 Information Economy 37E00200 Strategic of Information Technology 37E00300 ICT Enabled Business Process Development 37E00800 Software and Service Business 37E01000 Current Topics in Information Systems Science 37E44000 Critical Issues in Information Systems Research 57E00500 Business Intelligence and courses from list A and list C. C. Logistics and Service Coordination: Markku Kuula Choose 4 courses from the list below: 35C00100 Distribution and Logistics Services 35C00200 Purchasing and Supply 35E00100 Service Operations and Strategy 35E00200 Service Design and Business Models 35E00300 Product and Inventory 35E00400 Coordination of Supply Chains 35E00500 Quality Leadership 35E00700 Packaging and Warehousing Technologies (book exam) 57E00500 Business Intelligence and courses from list A and list B. 13.6 MINOR STUDIES IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM (ITP) (40009) Information Technology Program (ITP) is an academic summer program. Close cooperation with companies ensures that ITP program serves both of its target groups with up-to-date information on Internet economy. The purpose of ITP is to provide students with a strong applied understanding of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). The program provides concepts and approaches that enable students with diverse backgrounds to operate effectively in the global business environment now and in the future. Students gain valuable real life project experience in business project course.

DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS 81 Please note that the following information is based on the 2011 program and is subject to change. The form in which the program will be offered in 2012 depends on the trends and fundraising for the program. Please, read Opinto-Infos and check our web site for further information, http://www.hse.fi/itp In 2011, the program consisted of two parallel subprograms: Business & Technologies and Strategy & Experience Design. Business & Technologies subprogram Business & Technologies subprogram aims at providing students with an understanding of ebusiness infrastructure technologies, the new business opportunities these technologies create, and their effects on the business environments and societies in which they are used. Courses in 2011: 1. Information Technology and E-business Fundamentals 2. Achieving Strategic Advantage through Distributed Technologies 3. Managing Software and Service Business 4. Business Project Strategy & Experience Design subprogram Strategy & Experience Design subprogram aims at providing students with an understanding of basic methods for producing and designing digital media products, concept and design processes, and strategic decisions related to digital media. Courses in 2011: 1. Strategic Design 2. User Experience Design 3. Prototyping and Implementation 4. Business Project Both subprograms are worth 24 credits and are recognized as a minor subject in the M.Sc. program at School of Economics. Individual modules of the program are taught by visiting faculty. Visitors from other universities and from the business community are invited to come and teach for a short period in the field of their particular expertise. All courses are run in the form of intensive modules. A normal one semester university course is compressed to three weeks of full time study. Each course includes 42 contact hours (3,5 hours a day, four days a week) excluding group work and individual assignments. Approximate workload for ITP is 6-9 hours a day throughout the summer. In addition to theoretical studies in ITP courses all students complete a business project for cooperating companies under the program supervision. The working language is English. It is essential that students understand spoken and written English with ease, and can express their thoughts clearly in English. The 2012 Information Technology Program with course descriptions and the selection criteria will be announced later. The application period for following ITP will start at the beginning of year 2012. Academic Director Matti Rossi, Department of Business Technology / ITP-program 13.7 MINOR STUDIES IN IN- TERNATIONAL BUSINESS (40200) This minor is offered for M.Sc. students conducting their Master s program studies in English. The International Business minor will provide an understanding of the most important tools of international business, including practices and theories. The influence of the global business environment on internationalization approaches and international operations are examined. In order to enhance the students' capabilities to apply these skills into a target region they are offered a possibility to select a course on a specific economic / geographic business area. In addition to this, the students are offered a possibility to choose two of the advanced international business courses, thus providing possibilities for fine tuning the minor subject. STRUCTURE OF THE STUDIES (24 CR) Compulsory 26E00400 CEMS Internationalization of the Firm And from Area Studies courses 26E02600 Business and societal networks in the Baltic Sea Region 26E02500 Doing Business in Russia 26E23000 Doing Business in the EU

82 DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS 26E00200 Rising China Business and State 26E09901 Area Studies at another University 26E02700 Special Topics in Emerging Markets STUCTURE OF STUDIES (24 CR) 2 core courses (mandatory) 75C00500 Introduction to International Business Communication 75C00600 IBC Minor Project And 12 cr from these electives: 26E00500 26E00700 26E00800 26E01000 26E01200 26E01500 26E01800 CEMS Multinational CEMS International Human Resource CEMS Global Marketing CEMS International Design Business Special Topics in International Business CEMS International Business Networks CEMS International Leadership MINOR STUDIES IN AREA STUDIES As of autumn 2011 the two IB Minors have been merged under the Minor Studies in International Business. Students who have already started their minor in AREA STUDIES can follow the guidelines for Minor Studies in International Business. For further information, please contact the IB Program Coordinator. 13.8 MINOR STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMMUNICA- TION (40300) International Business Communication offers a Minor program at MSc level. Language of instruction The language of instruction is English, apart from courses offered in Business Language and Communication Studies. If any course requires knowledge of Finnish, it will be clearly stated in the course description. By the end of the IBC Minor program students will have an understanding of corporate and intercultural communication theories; have the ability to analyse business communication situations; possess the skills required to deliver high-quality written documents and presentations, and have the skills to work in a multilingual business environment. Please note that course 75C00500 must be completed before 75C00600. Electives 12 credits can be chosen freely from the following three special topic categories: 1. Business Language and Communication Studies: Courses in French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish or Swedish. This elective allows you to take one or more business language or communication courses in French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish or Swedish. These courses will enhance your ability to speak and write in a culturally appropriate manner in a variety of business situations, using precise terminology and suitable style. The courses start at different levels, but all require at least a working knowledge of the language concerned. You should choose a course that corresponds to your level of proficiency in that language. Each course is organised by the language concerned. For more details, please see the degree requirements for the language concerned. Courses offered: French 66B00101 French Business Communication 1a 66B00102 French Business Communication 1b 66B00201 Français des affaires 1a 66B00202 Français des affaires 1b 66C00301 Français des affaires 2 66C00303 Rédaction de documents professionnels 66C00401 Négocier et présenter en français 66C00402 Négocier et présenter en français 66C00403 Diplôme de français professionnel - Affaires B2 66C00404 Diplôme de français professionnel - Affaires B2 66C00405 Diplôme de français professionnel - Affaires C1 German 62B00201 Deutsch beruflich 2 62B00202 Deutsch situativ 2 62C00301 Deutsch beruflich 3

DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS 83 62C00302 Deutsch situativ 3 62C00303 Erlebte Landeskunde 62C00304 Deutsch fürs 62C00305 Spezialthemen Italian 63B00100 Italian Business Communication 1 63B00201 Testi economico-finanziari 63B00202 Italiano per gli affari 63C00300 Italian Business Communication 3 Japanese 68B00100 68B00201 68B00202 Russian 67B00101 67B00102 67B00201 67B00202 67C00301 67C00302 67C00312 67C00401 67C00411 67C00402 Spanish 65B00101 65B00102 65B00201 65B00202 65C00301 65C00302 Swedish 72B00201 Japanese Business Communication 1 Japanese Business Communication 2a Japanese Business Communication 2b (not offered in 2011-2012) Communication 1a Communication 1b Communication 2a Communication 2b Communication 3a Communication 3b Comm.3b (venäjä äidinkielenä) Communication 4a Comm.4a (venäjä äidinkielenä) Communication 4b Spanish Business Communication 1a Spanish Business Communication 1b Spanish Business Communication 2a Spanish Business Communication 2b Cultura y Negocios en España Cultura y Negocíos en América Latina Företagskommunikation med moderna medier 72B00202 Intern och extern kommunikation 72B00203 Muntlig framställining 72B00204 Specialla teman B 72C00301 Mötes- och förhandlingsteknik 72C00302 Från tanke till text 72C00303 Specialla teman C 72C00304 Kommunikation och ledarskap 2. International Business Environments Students can freely choose any of the Area Studies courses offered by the International Business Minor. Please check International Business Area Studies courses for full course descriptions 3. Special category (these courses are for Finnish speakers): 61C00500 Financial Communication Media Factoryn kurssit 20079 Median konvergenssi ja remediaatio (3 op) ja 20078 Median murros (3 op) muodostavat yhdessä 6 op:n kokonaisuuden, jolla voidaan korvata yksi edellä mainituista opintojaksoista. Kurssit tarjoaa Kauppakorkeakoulun Viestinnän laitos. Vastuuorganisaatio: International Business Communication, lecturer Anne Kankaanranta, PhD 13.9 MINOR STUDIES IN MANAGEMENT (40102) The aim of the minor is to contribute to increasing understanding of strategic and human resource perspectives of management and change in organizations. When planning minor studies, please take into consideration that some of the courses may have defined limitations as to course sizes and priorities in participation. Information required is provided in the course descriptions. The minor consists of four courses (24 ects). Choose from the following: 21E00200 21E00600 21E00700 21E00800 Creative Business Strategies (provided that the course is not included in other studies) Human Resource Development Strategy Work in Global Context Consulting and Strategic Innovation

84 DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS 21E90000 21E01050 21E02050 21E03050 21E05050 21E06050 21E80000 21E10000 21E11000 21E12000 21E12002 21E13000 21E09901 Managing Innovation and Change and Strategy Making, book exam HR in Diverse Organizations, book exam Inside Work Cultures, book exam Gendered practices in organizational contexts, essay Responsibility, book exam Gender, Organizations and (provided that the course is not included in other studies) How to change the world: Innovation toward sustainability Corporate Responsibility in Global Economy Sustainability Politics and CSR reading seminar How to Change the World: Sustainability Project Special Topics on Creative Sustainability: Finance in Developing Countries Course in Aalto University Contact persons: D.Sc. Pertti Tiittula and D.Sc. Kari Lilja, Organization and. 13.10 MINOR STUDIES IN MARKETING (40900, 40901) Minor Studies in Marketing are offered both in the Bachelor level and the Master level. Minor Studies comprising of Master level courses are planned for students who have completed Marketing courses before (for example, Minor Studies in Marketing or the Bachelor program in Marketing completed). A student who has not completed any Marketing studies must complete 24 cr of studies offered in the Bachelor level Minor Studies in Marketing. In this case the student chooses 12 cr of Common core studies and 12 cr of Advanced specialization studies offered in the Bachelor level Minor Studies in Marketing. The Master level Minor Studies in Marketing comprise of four courses that the student can freely choose from the courses in the following modules: Strategic Marketing Module (period I) 23E23000 Marketing strategy and competitive advantage 23E21000 Strategic Marketing and Company Performance 23E53000 Brands in Strategic Marketing 23E43000 Research in Strategic Marketing Retail and Sales Module (period II) 23E25000 Kaupan liiketoimintamallit ja markkinointi 23E54000 Business-Society Relations in Retail Value Chain 23E52000 Sales 23E56000 Sales Competition Course (please note: this course lasts the entire Fall semester) Consumer Behavior Module (period III) 23E30000 Consumer Behavior and Advertising 23E28000 Consumer Culture 23E48000 Consumer Psychology Elective Courses Module (period IV) 23E47000 Digital Marketing 23E49000 Business Marketing 23E61000 Arts Marketing and 23E62000 Arts in Consumer Culture 23E57000 Fashion Marketing If the student has completed or is completing a course as a part of his/her degree (for example, Common core studies or Advanced specialization studies of his/her degree program), he/she cannot choose the same course for the Minor Studies in Marketing (but he/she has to choose a different course from the modules). Some of the courses may have limitations on the amount of students and it cannot always be guaranteed that Minor Studies students get in the course. Some of the Marketing courses can be taken either as C-level courses in the Bachelor program or as E-level courses in the Master program. The same course cannot be taken as a C-level course and an E-level course because the requirements are partly overlapping.

DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS 85 13.11 MEDIABIZLAB (40017) MediaBizLab minor studies program helps participants become professionals in the field of commercializing media with career prospect in various media-related industries. Moreover, the course will provide insights on the emerging opportunities within digital media and re-invigorating business models of the established media formats. The program s study modules give insight into cutting-edge academic research and best practices of service and business development in the media industry. This will guide students in creating, commercializing and further developing novel service prototypes with the support and mentoring of industry professionals and partners. At the core of these study modules, will be the independent group project that involves development of a digital service concept, its commercialization and proof of concept. The workshops will provide tools and techniques for the independent completion of the group project as well as support from our industry partners. These workshops will take place on Fridays approximately once a month. Full attendance in these sessions is mandatory. The one-year minor studies program, Media- BizLab, is organized in co-operation with the Aalto University School of Economics, Department of Marketing, Aalto Media Factory and an industry partner. The program is open for all students of Aalto University. The application period will start in spring, with 20 students admitted based on their success in their studies, letter of motivation, work experience and other relevant skills. More information on applying and the program is available on the program website www.mediabizlab.fi. For information, you can also contact Elina Koivisto (Elina.koivisto@aalto.fi). The structure of the program is as follows: COMPULSORY CORE COURSES IN MEDIABIZLAB-PROGRAM (12 CR) Student must complete all of the following core courses: 23E76000 Creativity (3CR) 23E78000 Commercialization I (3CR) 23E78001 Commercialization II (3CR) 23E77000 Proof of Concept (3CR) students 24 CR, TaiK students 25 CR, TKK students 20 CR). School of Economics 23C510 Integrated Marketing Communications 23C580 Kuluttajan käyttäytyminen TAI 23C581 Consumer Behavior 23A00210 Introduction to Marketing TAI 23A00110 Markkinoinnin perusteet 23E60000 Basics of Marketing and of Arts 23E28000 Consumer Culture 23E30000 Consumer Behavior and Advertising 20078 Median murros 20079 Median konvergenssi ja remediaatio School of Technology T-86.5751 Strategic Digital Service Innovations 3-7 cr T-76.5753 Law in Network Society 4- T-111.1100 Tools of Digital Media T-111.5006 Konseptointi ja käsikirjoitus 4 cr T-111.5025 Äänisuunnittelu T-111.5015 Elokuvakerronta 5 cr T-111.5020 Kuvallinen ilmaisu School of Art and Design 25354 3D User Interface Design Department of Art and Media in Pori Courses are organized in workshop or intensive teaching format. MT 8 Media design Media Narration 3/ MT 8 Media design Multimodal Workshop 3/ MT9 Media Creative Producer 4/ Other related courses that are taught in the Aalto University can be included in the electives of the study program with an approval from the minor studies coordinator, Elina Koivisto. A full list of courses and more information is available on www.mediabizlab.fi/forstudents/program-structure ELECTIVE COURSES (8-13 CR) Students choose from the following courses to complete the required amount of credits (HSE

86 DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS 13.12 MINOR STUDIES IN SALES AND SALES MANAGEMENT (40902) A minor in sales management provides both theoretical and practical tools that can be used to solve the most fundamental questions in business i.e. how to improve revenue and profitability. The minor provides the student with useful and necessary skills in areas such as trade, negotiations, bidding and growth and profitability seeking management. The minor can be combined with any major but matches especially well with finance, accounting, business law and information systems science. Sales management minor consists of either four or five courses (total 24 cr) Choose from the following list: 23C73001 Tuloksellinen myyntityö 23C73002 Myyntityön johtaminen (kirjapaketti) 23C72000 Customer Relationship 23C77000 Sales, selling and saleswork 23E21000 Strategic Marketing and Company Performace 23E43000 Research in Strategic Marketing 23E52000 Sales 23E56000 Sales Competition Course also useful to those students who are planning to pursue a career in research and development. Choose 24 cr from the following courses: 27C01000 Tools for business decisions 1 30C00100 Statistical analysis 30C00200 Econometrics 30C00300 Mathematical methods for economists 30C00400 Tools for business decisions 2 30E00300 Productivity and efficiency analysis 30E00400 Simulation 30E00500 Quantitative empirical research 30E00700 Advanced statistical methods *) 31E01300 Applied time series econometrics *) 90L56503 Behavioral decision making Other bachelor-level or master-level studies on quantitative methods can be included in minor studies by approval of the coordinators. This applies to quantitative studies completed at another Aalto school or in other universities. Coordination Tomi Seppälä and Pekka Korhonen *) Only one of these can be included in the Minor Studies in Quantitative Methods: Advanced statistical methods (30E00700) or Applied time series econometrics (31E01300). 13.13 MINOR STUDIES IN QUANTITATIVE METHODS (41305) As large amounts of data are being automatically created through current technologies the demand for specialists able analyze and model the data has enormously increased over the last years and will probably continue to do so in the future. A minor in Quantitative studies provides theoretical and practical knowledge of mathematical and statistical tools that can be used to analyze data to support managerial and economic decision making. In many of the courses computers are used to analyze data and practical situations. Minor studies in Quantitative Methods are intended especially to Information and Service, Finance, Accounting and Economics students, but are open to all students. Quantitative Methods are 13.14 MINOR STUDIES IN ART THEORYCRITICISM AND MANAGEMENT (40018) A new English minor study option or field of specialization begun fall 2009. The Art Theory Criticism and program is organized jointly by the Department of Marketing and at the Aalto University School of Economics and the Art Research majors at the Department of Philosophy, History, Culture and Art Studies at the University of Helsinki. The minor study option is available for all Aalto University School of Economics master students and the field of specialization for marketing master students. The studies are in English. By combining a theoretical approach to art and aesthetics with the study of management and marketing, the ATCM program is designed to pro-

DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS 87 vide students with up-to-date knowledge and expertise that art organizations and professionals have to succeed in the changing environments of the art field and experience industry. 20 students are admitted to the program/field of specialization; 12 in University of Helsinki and 8 from the Aalto University School of Economics. Students need to apply to the ATCM studies. If you are interested in the program, please write 1 to 2 pages letter of motivation, to tell us why you are interested in the program and why you should be selected to be one of the students in it. Send the letter in mail or email to Annukka Jyrämä and Johanna Moisander by August 22th. (name.lastname@aalto.fi) ATCM studies suit well especially students in marketing, management and communications. Once accepted to ATCM studies a student gains study right for ATCM courses at Helsinki University. Art Theory, Criticism and opinnot (ks. myös HY:n opinto-opas) Students chosen for ATCM studies take courses 23E61000 Arts Marketing and and 23E62000 Arts in Consumer Culture as obligatory. The rest of the courses are chosen from the following (there might be changes each year) offered by University of Helsinki. If the obligatory course is used in other studies a students may chose two additional courses from the following UH courses: Courses offered at University of Helsinki in ATCM studies (The student of School of Economics uses the codes 23E09000 and 23E09900 Studies at another University, than he/she creates him/her Personal Study Plan HOPS): 403912 Basic Studies in the Arts 403902 Art Theory and Criticism I: History and Theory 40903 Art Theory and Criticism II: Theory and Criticism 403916 Law and Copyrights of Arts 403904 International Art Policy 403918 Cultural Activities and International Networks 403919 European Art Policy 403920 Advanced Art Studies 403917 Art Theory and Criticism III ; special limitations based on background studies For more information from the Helsinki university side; http://www.helsinki.fi/atcm/ Information on ATCM students experiences and activities; http://artmark.kyweb.fi/ 13.15 MINOR STUDIES IN CREA- TIVE SUSTAINABILITY (40015) Creative sustainability minor studies (24 CR) combine insights and courses from the disciplines of architecture, design and real-estate as well as management studies. The minor supports particularly such skills that are needed in the design of sustainable solutions and in the management of both business innovation and those social conflicts that are inherent in the sustainability agenda. The minor can be combined with any majors in the School of Economics. It provides opportunities to develop and make use of one s knowledge in other areas of study. On the other hand, the minor contributes to sustainability expertise. Sustainability concerns are introduced in this program as an increasingly relevant context of business. The interdisciplinarity of the program will enhance the understanding of the work practices of sustainability experts from different fields as well the skills of communication about sustainability. Structure of the minor studies in Creative Sustainability (Aalto University School of Economics): It is acceptable if all the courses in the minor are done in the School of Economics, but due to the interdisciplinary nature of the CS-program, it is highly recommended that students also complete courses from the School of Art and Design and from the School of Engineering. Elective courses from the School of Economics: 21E10000 How to change the world: Innovation toward sustainability 21E11000 Corporate Responsibility in Global Economy 21E12000 Sustainability Politics and CSR 21E12002 How to change the world: Sustainability project 21E13000 Special topics in Creative sustainability: Finance in developing countries 21E06050 Responsibility Book Exam 51D08100 Environmental Philosophy Book Exam 75E00560 Communication for Corporate Social Responsibility 51E00100 Business ethics 21E17000 Creative sustainability studies in other universities or Aalto University Schools

88 DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS Elective courses from the School of Art and Design: cs0004 Systems Thinking of Sustainable Communities 2 cr cs0012 Sustainable Product Service Design 4 cr cs0013 Sustainable Design Case 8 cr cs0014 Design Ethics 12 cr Elective courses from the School of Engineering: A-9.3600 Sustainable Building Design (ENG Arch.) 10 cr A-36.3600 Sustainable Urban Design (ENG Arch.) 10 cr MA-94.3600 Sustainable Landscape Planning (ENG Arch.) 10 cr A-36.3504 City in Transition Theory (ENG Arch.)* 5 cr A-36.3505 City in Transition Field Trip (ENG Arch.)* A-36.3506 City in Transition Studio (ENG Arch.)* 10 cr Maa-20.3403 & Maa-20.3375 Land Use and Development (ENG Real estate) 10-12 cr Maa-20.3401 Corporate Real Estate (ENG Real estate) 5 cr Maa-20.3402 Real Estate Development (ENG Real estate) 5 cr Maa-20.34040 Real Estate in Theory and Pratice (ENG Real estate) 5 cr Maa-20.3395 Sustainable Real Estate (ENG Real estate) 5 cr Yhd-12.3082 State of the World and Development (ENG SGT programme) Yhd-12.3095 Sustainable Communication (ENG SGT programme) 2 cr Yhd-12.3087 Sustainable Global Technologies; Changing Course (ENG SGT programme) 4 cr * City in Transition is divided to three parts; only City in Transition Theory can be taken separately as independent course, otherwise the three courses are taken as package. Other: cs0010 Projects 1-12 cr cs0015 Theoretical Changing Courses 1-12 cr Responsibilities and contact persons at the Aalto University are as follows: - PhD Mikko Jalas, and International Business, School of Economics - Prof. Trevor Harris, Architecture, School of Science and Technology - D. Sc Barbara Havel, Real-estate, School of Science and Technology - Program Director Tiina Laurila, School of Art and Design Additional information of the Creative sustainability -program and of submission and the selection criteria are available at www.creativesustainability.info 13.16 IDBM (40006) The IDBM minor studies aim to deepen students understanding on multidisciplinary and multicultural teamwork through specialized courses and hands-on business projects. The minor is offered only for master level students that are selected for the IDBM Minor Program. The basic structure for IDBM minor studies for the School of Economics students is as follows: MINOR STUDIES STRUCTURE (24 CR) 1. IDBM Industry Project (10*/16 CR) The industry project credits are divided to three inputs 26E01300 IDBM Industry Project (Business)* id0003 IDBM Industry Project (Design) 5 cr TU-22.1510 IDBM Industry Project (Technology) 5 cr *Some students have the possibility to include the School of Economics Industry Project input (26E01300, 6 CR) to their major studies. In this case the students can complete more studies in the School of Art and Design and Schools of Technologies. 2. Studies at the School of Art and Design (4/7** CR) Selected from the list 3. Studies at the School of Science/School of Engineering (4/7** CR) Selected from the list **Students that include the IDBM Industry project input (6 CR) to their major studies can take courses worth of 7 credits at the School of Art and Design and Schools of Technologies.

DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MINOR STUDIES IN THE MSC PROGRAMS 89 It is also proposed that in special cases the students can apply for different minor studies structure. In that case the student will receive fewer credits from the project in order to be able to study more at the other schools. The minimum amount of credits for the project is in any case 6 CR. Thus, the minor studies (24 CR) would in that case be formed as follows: 6 CR IDBM Industry Project + 9 CR studies at School of Art and Design+ 9 CR studies at the Schools of Technologies.