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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 expresses its deepest sympathy and support to Ukraine and its academic community. This page is dedicated to the situation in Ukraine where we will collect news, information about different forms of support and other topical materials.
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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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Unwrapping Finland

Unwrapping Finland with Hanken School of Economics is a video series created to support newcomers in Finland. Enjoy!
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Hanken Research Day

Hanken Research Day - Impacting society through collaboration, 24.05.2022.
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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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Events
25
Apr
Campus Day 2022
11:00
Helsinki
25
Apr
Doctoral defence - Ville Savolainen
16:00
Helsinki,
Online
12
May
Hankendagen 2022
15:00
Vaasa,
Online
24
May
Hanken Research Day - Impacting society through collaboration
12:15
Helsinki
09
Jun
Finnish Innovation Index - the most innovative companies according to Finnish consumers
14:00
Helsinki,
Online
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News
Nordea
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21.04.2022
Nordea new member of Hanken partner programme
Nordea Bank is to begin its first major university collaboration as a new member of the Hanken partner programme. Hanken's international profile and high quality of teaching attracted the cooperation.
Irene Calboli
News
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20.04.2022
Irene Calboli visiting Hanken as part of the Fulbright collaboration
Professor Irene Calboli from Texas A&M University School of Law is visiting Hanken as a Hanken-Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Business and Economics until 10 July 2022.
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Blogs
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20.04.2022
Blog: Does success in business and politics depend on the genius of the decision makers or coincidences and trends?
Interpretations about economic and political reality are on a considerably more solid ground when based on evidence and research data. Causal inference is an effective tool: with the help of random assignment to treatments, we learn how resources can be used wisely. Even artificial intelligence and big data are only really useful when applied together with experimental methods.
Sonja Sarasvuo avhandling 2022
Blogs
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19.04.2022
A coherent identity is not always key to successful corporate branding
It is often assumed in corporate branding research that coherence and consistency are solid principles for a corporate identity. However, many older assumptions are challenged by the realities of our business world that is more diverse than ever. Sonja Sarasvuo who recently defended her doctoral thesis helps contest this fundamental assumption.
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