Looking for a student job or a project collaboration this semester? Or maybe you are graduating next year and already thinking about your first full-time job?
 
Join IT Match Making: 2 October 2025, 10:00-14:30, Atrium.

IT Match Making is your chance to connect with potential future employers.You get to network with company representatives in an informal setting and explore opportunities for jobs, projects, and thesis collaborations.

You will meet hiring managers interested in ITU students with your profile and competencies. You will also meet ITU alumni already working at the company who are happy to share their first-hand experience working at the company.

See the attending companies by clicking below.

Associate Professor Cancan Wang from the Digitalisation, Democracy, and Governance (DDG) section at ITU is this year’s Teaching Award recipient.

We spoke with Cancan about her teaching practices and what the award means to her. 

Last Friday, at the Annual Party, Sami Brandt was announced as the winner of the first-ever ITU Research Award. 

Find out more about Sami Brandt and his research by clicking below.

AIR Lab is excited to invite you all to a series of Autumn events with a special focus on listening, technology, and sound as an affective material. Through performances and/or talks, invited guests will facilitate deep listening experiences – experiences that highlight the role and phenomenology of sound in relation to affective interactions and relations.

The first Listen Up! session will take place in the AIR Lab (in Atrium) on Friday the 3 October from 15:30-16:30. Here, we will welcome jazz guitarist Thor Madsen, who, through years of interest in Human Computer-Interaction (HCI) within musical contexts, has developed the algorithm Thormulator – introducing the computer as a musically responsive and co-creative agent.