Are you an international student trying to find your place in Finland? Welcome to our Hanken International Talent Picnic Breakfast to discuss life and career in Finland.
In this session, Felizia (visiting postdoctoral researcher from Hamburg) discusses entrepreneurial contributions to the SDGs - and how such impact can be meaningfully measured to meaningfully reflect the realities for society and the planet.
During this edition of Hanken Insights, we will discuss how sustainability, regulation, and geopolitics shape the investment landscape in a changing world. The event is hosted by the Department of Accounting and Commercial law as a part of Hanken's SDG week. The event will be held in English and is free of charge but requires registration in advance.
Hanken School of Economics will host the art exhibition Moving Ecologies by Globe Art Point for a month. The exhibition will be displayed in Hanken's main building in Helsinki and forms part of Hanken's annual SDG Week, which focuses on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
As part of SDG Week, this breakfast seminar will shed light on the Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive (EmpCo) and its implications for sustainability communication and claims directed at consumers. The seminar will feature a keynote by Professor of Practice Laura Ihanainen, followed by an expert panel with company representatives, offering insights into how businesses are preparing for and implementing the EmpCo Directive’s requirements. A light breakfast is served from 8.30 a.m., followed by the seminar from 9.00 to 10.15 a.m.
Stand-up comedian Karim Aldulaimi draws on life between two cultures to make sharp outsider observations through humour. A panel of activists and researchers confronts the role academia plays in sustaining colonialism and Western knowledge hegemony - from gatekeeping to Nordic denial on race. Together, we ask what must universities do to confront racism?
The event also serves as a get-together for CR Module and Diploma Programme students.
The Alumni celebration for Master's degree graduates* will be held Friday 2 October 2026 in Helsinki. This is an opportunity for Master's degree graduates from the academic year 2025-2026 to celebrate this achievement together!
A Career Breakfast is an opportunity for you as a student to have some breakfast while meeting successful Hanken Alumni. During these casual events you learn about interesting career paths and get the opportunity to expand your professional network.
Do you have career-related questions, or would you just like to enjoy a cup of coffee and meet us from the Career Services team? Welcome to the first Career Coffee of the Autumn!
Join us for breakfast at Hanken! Meet current doctoral researchers and other Hanken staff, learn more about the PhD programme and explore what doctoral studies could mean for your future.
Join us for breakfast at Hanken! Meet current doctoral researchers and other Hanken staff, learn more about the PhD programme and explore what doctoral studies could mean for your future.
Join us for an inspiring online webinar on Microsoft Teams together with four Hanken Alumni currently working in different countries in Europe. They will share their personal career journeys, how they landed their jobs abroad, and what its like to work and live in another country.
Hanken School of Economics is delighted to invite alumni who began their studies at Hanken around 1970–1972 to a reunion. This is an opportunity to reconnect with fellow alumni, share memories and look back on your time at Hanken together, as well as to find out what Hanken's activities look like today.