We want to remind you to fill in the 2017 information about faculty mobility in Haris for visits abroad and hosting academics at Hanken 31.1.2018 at the latest.
New research suggests that a democratization of the market economy is necessary for sustainable development. In order to tackle e.g. climate change and inequality, traditionally powerless actors need to participate in market organising processes.
The foundation stone of the new eight storey building on the Arcada Campus in Arabianranta, Helsinki, was put up on 17 January 2018. The new building will have have 103 student apartments and state of the art sports facilities.
In line with the internationalisation of Hanken, faculty members are offered the opportunity to participate in the International Management Teachers Academy 17-28 June 2018 in Bled, Slovenia.
Hanken, the University of Helsinki and Aalto University will launch a new unit specialising in Economics, the Helsinki Graduate School of Economics. Please find a list of frequently asked questions below.
The confidence in Hanken’s operations remains as EFMD awarded Hanken renewed EQUIS-accreditation in December 2017. Information meeting for the staff to be held on 17 January 2018 at 8.30 am.
The Scandinavian Consortium for Organizational Research (SCANCOR) provides opportunities for scholars from its member schools to conduct research at Stanford.
Helsinki Graduate School of Economics (Helsinki GSE) will gain new professorships funded by the Bank of Finland and the VATT Institute for Economic Research, which is governed by the Ministry of Finance.
The confidence in Hanken’s operations remains as EFMD awarded Hanken renewed EQUIS-accreditation. Information meeting for the staff to be held on 17 January 2018 at 8.30 am.
During Hanken's traditional Christmas coffee in Helsinki 19 December 2017, Rector Karen Spens honoured Hanken faculty and staff by presenting awards and distinctions.
At CERS, we have a light, white corner room with big windows that open to the neighbouring playschool’s yard. This fall a visiting researcher Stephane Thion from Toulouse, France, has been working in the corner room.
