Hanken Business Lab can be found on floor -2 in Helsinki and at Stugan in Vaasa. These are co-working spaces, where our start-ups, community members (including Hanken students, staff, and alumni), and partners can meet and work, any time of day.

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Opening hours of Hanken and different service units in Helsinki and Vaasa during summer 2026.
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How can we build working lives that people can actually sustain over increasingly long careers? Hertta Vuorenmaa, university lecturer at Hanken, researches on the future of work and how we can create more human-centred, inclusive and sustainable workplaces in an era shaped by digitalisation and AI.
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“I would like to extend my warmest thanks to the donors for your continuous support. We at Hanken would not be able to maintain our level of ambition without your support,” stated Rector Ingmar Björkman at Hanken’s Donor Evening and Scholarship Ceremony on 27 May.
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“Depending on who you ask, either AI is transforming white-collar work and rendering many office jobs obsolete, or we are in a massive speculative bubble that is about to burst”, writes Assistant Professor Sippo Rossi in a blog post.