After course registration
After you have registered
You will receive a confirmation email after you have successfully registered. If you have not received the email, please check your junk mail and spam folders.
The process after obtaining place on a course:
1. Wait. All course registrations are manually entered into Hanken´s study register. This can take 1-2 weeks, so please have patience. When we have registered you in Sisu, you can proceed to step 2. Step 2 won't work until you're registered, therefor wait. Note that you do not get a separate notification about the registration.
2. Activate your user-ID. Instructions to this are further down on this page.
3. Create your study plan and sign up in Sisu. After you have been registered in Sisu, and got your user-ID to Hanken´s network, you need to
a) create a study plan, and
b) sign up as participant on your course/s. You need to sign up for all courses you are participating in at least a week before they start, or within the timeframe you can find in the course description in Sisu. Detailed instructions on how to do this can be found on this page. If you prefer, you can also use our quick video instructions. This third and final step puts you on the participants-list, and you can be reached by the teacher's emails.
If you need help, please contact open@hanken.fi.
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For studies at the Open University, you need access to Hanken's network and the Hanken email. The teacher/s will send all important information to your Hanken email.
Instructions on how to activate your user ID are here. Please allow 1-2 weeks before activating since we manually need to register you to Hanken's study system first.
Note! You need Finnish bank codes to activate your user ID. Consequently, even if the courses are given on-line, you cannot attend the courses if you are a permanent resident in another country. If you need help with your user-ID, please contact the IT-department at help@hanken.fi.
The courses are mainly given as contact teaching (in-class), which require mandatory attendance. However, we also offer online courses and self-study courses. Always check the course description for the course that interests you, on how the teaching and examination is structured. Exams may require physical attendance, even for online courses.
The course material can be found in Moodle. The examiner sends the Moodle-key at the start of the course, either via email (to your Hanken address) or in Sisu, so please check both. Remember to also check your junk mail and spam folder. The examiner also posts exam results in Moodle. If you have questions about these, please contact the teacher or the departments amanuensis. All email addresses at Hanken have the form firstname.lastname@hanken.fi.
In-class courses: the time tables are in Schema. Put the course code in the topmost white field -> search -> info -> reservations.
If you cannot find your course in Schema, please contact the teacher.
Online courses: shortly before course start, the examiner will send the participants a password to Moodle (if the course is locked). The password is sent either through email, or through Sisu, so please check both places. In Moodle you will find all the necessary information about the course, such as timetable, assignments, and examination. Please contact the teacher for the password if you haven't received it by course start. Moodle is also where you will find the course results after exams. If you have questions about these, please contact the teacher or the department amanuensis.
All email adresses at Hanken are firstname.lastname@hanken.fi. Check Sisu for info on teachers.
Info on how the exam is arranged will be notified in Moodle; please check the Moodle page for your course. If you forgot to sign up in time, you might have a chance to attend the exam through the queue list. For online exams, more info on the Digital Exam here.
A student who has passed an exam may attempt to improve the grade only once. The re-take has to be during the same course round. The better grade always applies. Rules of procedure.