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- Are you going on an exchange within Europe? How you travel to your host country has a major impact on your carbon footprint. By choosing to travel green, you can receive extra travel support from Erasmus+ of at least €56 + up to 6 travel days in total — while also reducing your carbon emissions by over 90% compared to flying.Last modified03.06.2026
- These guidelines outline the acceptable use of generative AI in all doctoral-level education given at Hanken unless stated otherwise, using the Traffic Light Model principle (Red, Yellow, Green) to guide responsible, transparent, and ethically sound integration of generative AI in research and education.Last modified15.04.2026
- Due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus, most of our daily interactions have completely shifted to the digital world. In light of this shift caused by the outbreak, Virtual Business Lab - Meetup was created. It is a concept that aims to provide the community spirit of the Hanken Business Lab in a digital setting.Last modified11.03.2022
- Hanken was awarded the “HR Excellence in Research” logo by the European Commission in spring 2015. An internal review for renewal assessment was carried out in the view of our strategy in 2021 and submitted in January 2022. Hanken submitted a revised HRS4R Strategy and Action Plan for renewal to the European Commission in May 2023. The external renewal assessment including a site visit was approved in June 2024.
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- The expansion of solar and wind power is well under way, but we still lack large-scale storage options for electrical energy. Green hydrogen is a potential solution, but it requires new business models. Hanken’s research into ecosystems is set to boost the hydrogen economy in OstrobothniaPublished on
- Despite the growing enthusiasm for green acquisitions, skepticism remains. The potential greening effects can be risky and time-consuming, and they don't always materialise. Hanken School of Economics has received 300,000 euros from Dr. h.c. Marcus Wallenberg’s Foundation for Research in Business Administration to find out what the challenges and benefits of Finnish so called green entrepreneurial acquisitions are.Published on
- Members of Hankens Sustainability group and the inspector form WWF Green office participated in the audit.Published on
- This year, Hanken started its academic year by investing in Naava active green walls.Published on
Events (6)
- EventAssembling green extractivism: The legitimization of lithium mining in the context of the global energy transitionTimePlaceOnline
- Meet&Greet för alla nya magisterstuderande.TimePlaceHelsingfors