News Archive

Professor James Stock holds a Fulbright Distinguished Chair at Hanken during the fall of 2016 and 2017.

Professor Niklas Bruun: ” This new international co-operation agreement opens new possibilities for comprehensive cooperation.”

Hanken School of Economics and University of Helsinki announced the foundation of a joint research and development institute 30.9.2016.

Hanken invested in efficient self-service in the library - Your task is to borrow the books at the machine.

Hanken PhD Annamari Tuori’s thesis was elected one of the top ten best theses in EDAMBA’s 2016 Thesis Competition.

130 000 e-books are re-indexed in Hanna during 26 - 29.9, limited access during that time.

During fall 2016, Associate Professor John Broussard from Rutgers, State University of New Jersey, USA will be conducting research at Hanken

Hanken will host one module of three in a PhD course offered together with SSE and BI.

Procurement is one of the main channels through which humanitarian and development aid is delivered.

Hanken’s master’s programme has been ranked 69 in Financial Times’ annual Masters in Management ranking.

Openness is one of the key principles in science and research. Hanken has now published guidelines for open research.

Wärtsilä donates a total of EUR 1,300,000 to Finnish universities between 2016–2017.

The European University Association board appointed new members to the Steering Committee of the CDE (Council for Doctoral Education).

In her speech on the opening of the academic year, Hanken’s Rector Karen Spens commented on the increased pressure towards bigger units.

During the opening of the 108th academic year of Hanken School of Economics, Rector Karen Spens published a one-million-euro donation.

As of this autumn, Hanken’s partner programme is strengthened by the addition of EF Education First as a new Hanken Branding Partner.

Start It Up! is an entrepreneurship week for asylum seekers interested in starting a company in Finland.

Over 480 new students begin their study journey at Hanken this fall.

Helsinki Challenge is a science-based idea competition and accelerator scheme to solve the great problems in the world.

Hanken’s Rector Karen Spens has, in collaboration with Hanken researchers Gyöngyi Kovacs and Ira Haavisto written and published a new book.