Critical materials refer to either materials that are not sufficiently available or materials that are dangerous. It is important to secure the reliable and undisturbed availability of metals and other materials necessary for ICT applications, communications and new environmental and energy technologies. In the circular economy of cities, critical materials are needed for instance, in households, buildings, infrastructures, and high technology products. These critical materials must be reclaimed for recycling and reuse towards the end of the product lifecycle.

Gain in‑demand expertise at the intersection of law, business, and innovation. This Diploma Programme combines legal and commercial insight with practical, market‑relevant skills. Delivered in close collaboration with industry, IP organizations, and internationally renowned visiting professors, it prepares you to protect, manage, and commercialize intellectual assets—and to advance your career in a global IP landscape.

Ever since the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development was adopted in 2015, there has been an increased expectation and demand from HANKEN’s stakeholders- Corporations, Government, Funding Organisations, partners, civil society to integrate SDGs.

On this page you will find teaching material for Swedish and Swedish Business Communication. The material is used in teaching but is also available for general, non-commercial use. The language used in the material is Swedish.