Master's degree studies

Information about master's degree studies at Hanken.

When you have completed a master's degree you will have a higher education degree in which you have gained a thorough knowledge of your major subject or programme from an academic point of view as well as with relevance to your future career. Read more about the structure and the studies in the master's degree.

Please notice that your study time as a master's student at Hanken is limited.

Your study path

You can find the tools you need for surveying the courses and study plans for your master's programme and for participating in courses on the page Study tools.

Practical information such as annual and course registration, exams and transfer of credits can be found in the section Study Practicalities.

You find information about how to plan your master's degree studies under study planning.

At the end of your studies you will write a master's thesis and a maturity test. When you have completed all the studies required, apply for a degree certificate and graduate.

You find important dates such as teaching and exam periods in the Academic calendar.

Career Services helps you with your step into work life.