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Hanken School of Economics is a leading university with 110 years of experience in research and education in economics and business administration. Hanken holds the three most prestigious accreditations for business schools: EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA. Only one percent of all business schools worldwide have achieved this. We are also proud to be one of the most international universities in Finland.

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Hanken follows the corona virus epidemic situation continuously. Here you can find the latest recommendations and instructions that Hanken has issued for students, teachers and others.
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Count on Hanken!

Hanken has launched a new fundraising campaign Count on Hanken with the aim of strengthening the core business and securing the unique position as an independent business school.
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The national walking and cycling races

This year Hanken participates in the national "Walking Race" and "Cycling Race" (Kilometrikisa in Finnish). In these campaigns we will collect kilometers together as Team Hanken in a playful competition against other organizations in Finland.
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Gyllene studietider podcast

In the new podcast 'Gyllene studietider', it is all the small details that reveal the past - memories of how a teacher could wear a tailcoat during a lecture, the dormitory on the university's second floor and how people smoked inside.
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Events
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Oct
Doctoral defence - Fredrik Huhtamäki
12:00
Vaasa
01
Nov
Doctoral defence - Isabell Storsjö
12:00
Online
02
Nov
Stockholm asså - när Finland blir för litet
14:30
Online
05
Nov
Doctoral defence - Mikko Antikainen
12:00
Online
12
Nov
Doctoral defence - Jagat Kunwar
12:00
Online
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Pernilla Gripenberg
News
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25.10.2021
A combination of remote work and office work requires much planning
The nationwide recommendation for remote work has ended and many workplaces have switched to combining remote work and office work in new ways. Different hybrid models will require more planning by both managers and employees and in some cases also redesigning of the office spaces.
Disputation doktorsavhandling
Defence
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25.10.2021
Doctoral thesis: Powerful CEOs facilitate better workplace safety
There are several recent cases where influential CEOs, such as Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Amazon’s previous CEO Jeff Bezos, have received criticism for poor workplace safety. A new study investigates whether CEO power is detrimental to workplace safety.
Niklas Bruuns nya bok Intellectual Property and Employment Law
Research
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19.10.2021
New book on Intellectual Property and Employment Law
Professor emeritus Niklas Bruun has edited a new book that explores the right of employers and employees with regard to intellectual property (IP) created within the framework of the employment relationship.
Ari Hyytinen
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18.10.2021
Research project: How does the parental leave system in the Nordic countries affect women's careers in science and technology?
The Nordic countries have made it easier for women to combine work and family by creating a parental leave system that has contributed to high labour force participation for women and lower costs in the form of lost income. Parental leave can, however, also have negative consequences for women's careers in professions where knowledge progresses fast.
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