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- 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.Last modified26.08.2025
- Hanken uses Moodle as online learning environment. Nearly all courses use it for sharing materials, videos and links, but also for handing in assignments or for working interactively online.Last modified20.11.2025
- When you get an internship, it pays to prepare carefully in order to get the full benefit from your experience in regard to your onward studies as well as to your future career.Last modified08.04.2025
- 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.Last modified06.08.2025
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- Many high-tech products contain high-demand metals. These metals are of strategic importance to the world economy but will likely be difficult to access in the future. As critical materials, they are part of society’s critical infrastructure and should therefore be recycled and reused to a greater degree.Published on
- Rector Karen Spens is awarded with the Commander of the Order of the Lion of Finland on the Finnish Independence Day, 6 December.Published on
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- EventWelcome to ‘Critical Raw Materials in a Circular Economy’ Seminar with Fulbright-Hanken Distinguished Chair, Professor Lisa Ellram.
Topic: Challenges to increase the circularity of critical raw materials from the supply chain perspective.
TimePlaceHelsinki - EventJoin us for a future-focused seminar presenting the outcomes of two projects:
UrbanSymbiosis – exploring synergies for circularity and critical raw materials
UC-Mobility – advancing circular economy through recovery of critical metals in micro-mobility
By bridging together outcomes of two projects funded by the Research Council of Finland and Business Finland, this seminar brings together practitioners, researchers, and policymakers to discuss resilience, critical raw materials, and circular transitions in the urban context.
The seminar provides insights about circular economy solutions of critical raw materials in the urban context as well as policy recommendations for critical raw materials strategies.TimePlaceHelsinki,Online - Universitetspersonalens upphovsrätt har väckt mycket diskussion på senaste tid. Vilka är arbetstagarens rättigheter till sitt eget material?TimePlaceHelsingfors
- CC licenses in connection to course material, self-archiving and research data is discussed at a mini seminar.TimePlaceHelsinki,Online