Can I go on an internship abroad during my studies at Aalto University? Do I have to pay a tuition fee for that?

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Yes, students can go on an internship abroad or an exchange programme during their studies at Aalto Uni. For that, a tuition fees does apply. However, if a student is on a scholarship, the internship or exchange programme will be covered under that.

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