Hanken's Tenure Track System

Hanken has two parallel tenure tracks, a research-oriented tenure track and a teaching-oriented tenure track. The qualification requirements are set in the Personnel Instruction. Rector has also established guidelines for the tenure track systems regarding recruitment and promotion to the next tenure level within the current system.

This page contains information about the recruitment and evaluation process for academic staff within the tenure track systems. For more information about the recruitment process for other academic positions, please see Our recruitment process.

Rector has appointed the following members (with substitutes) to the Faculty Recruitment and Promotion Committee 2024-2026:

  • The Chair of the Committee: Dean of Research, Professor Gyöngyi Kovács
  • Professor Nari Lee (Professor Matti Kukkonen), Department of Accounting and Commercial Law
  • Professor Kenneth Högholm (Professor Ari Hyytinen), Department of Finance and Economics
  • Professor Frank den Hond, (Professor Joakim Wincent), Department of Management and Organisation
  • Professor Kristina Heinonen (Professor Peter Björk), Department of Marketing
  • Secretary: HR Director Elina Stadigh
Hankens öppettider vid jul och nyår 2019
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06.01.2026
Here you can find the opening hours for Hanken during Christmas and New Year 2025.
Studentambassadörer
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10.12.2025
Hanken is now looking for students to serve as official student ambassadors on behalf of the university. The role is based on a zero-hour contract with Hanken as the employer and offers an hourly wage of 15 euros. The employment contract is fixed-term and valid until 30 June 2026.
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10.12.2025
A new survey shows that almost all alumni have a positive attitude towards Hanken and are proud to be connected to the School.
Disputation
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09.12.2025
As the climate impacts increase, humanitarian medical cold chains (HMCCs) must balance resilience while increasing the use of sustainable energy. New research explores how both can align, guiding humanitarian actors toward greener HMCCs.