Bachelor Programme in English

Hanken School of Economics is a compact, internationally accredited business school with a long Nordic tradition. Founded in 1909 and operating in Helsinki and Vaasa, Hanken is particularly noted for its triple accreditation and focused portfolio of economics and business programs. Its scale and reputation attract students seeking high-quality business education in an academically rigorous setting.

The curriculum emphasizes research-informed teaching in finance, management and marketing, with small cohorts and close industry connections that support employability. Hanken offers specialized master and bachelor programs, numerous exchange opportunities and strong ties to Nordic and international firms. The faculty produces impactful research and integrates practical case-based learning into courses.

International students benefit from a welcoming campus culture, extensive student support services and pathways to internships and global careers. Life in Finland combines safe urban living with easy access to nature, and Hanken provides career guidance and networking resources to help students transition into the labour market. For students prioritizing focused, high-quality business education and strong global accreditation, Hanken offers a distinctive and supportive environment.

The Bachelor Programme in English at Hanken School of Economics is a 3-year degree for students who want to study business and economics in English. It helps students gain a solid foundation in finance, management, and marketing, preparing them for the global business environment.

The curriculum includes case studies, group projects, and internships, giving students practical experience and real-world applications. Students learn about various disciplines, including finance, management, and marketing, and develop skills in areas like teamwork and problem-solving.

Graduates can pursue careers as business analysts, marketing specialists, or financial advisors in industries like finance, consulting, and marketing. They can work for companies, non-profits, or governments, using their skills to analyze data, develop strategies, and make informed decisions.