Sports

Sports

On this page you will find more information relevant to sports. There are also many clubs that engage in weekly sport related activities.

SHS Clubs

UniSport – the students’ own sports centre


UniSport offers students affordable sports and wellness services for a wide range of needs –
whether you want to channel your energy in the gym, challenge your friends to badminton or calm your mind with restorative hatha yoga.


UniSport sports centres are located in Kluuvi, Töölö, Meilahti, Kumpula and Otaniemi. The popular season card gives you access to all UniSport gyms, group exercise classes and ball games groups. Other services include massage, various exercise courses and personal training services.


As a student at Hanken, you also get for example the following services for free:

  • Breakpro break exercise program
  • Carefree shoulders break exercise and videos on unisport.fi
  • Guidance and consulting
  • First training session is free for new customers


UniSport is a workout place with a positive vibe, where everyone can come as they are. The most important thing is the freedom to move in your own way; casually, purposefully or something in between. Read more about UniSport’s services here.

Sports

The Student Union offers a broad variety of sports activities for all SHS members. There are several clubs that organise sportevents such as badminton sessions, skiingtrips, hiking and so much more. We also have our very own Sports Committee, committed to organise sport activities for everyone interested.
As a Hankeit you have the opportunity to train at Unisport for a very student friendly price. Read more here: https://unisport.fi/?page=yleista#643

Equality and harrasment

Hi everyone!

We are the equality- and harassment ombudsmen for this year! We are here to help, support and take cases concerning equality and harassment, that comes to our knowledge, forward. Our names are Kaisa Rantonen and Max Rehèll. We are both on the 2025 Executive Board and have the posts social affairs and administration and maintenance.

Our student union’s slogan is “The funnest student union in Finland” and we are here to make sure that everyone feels this way. No one should feel like they are being treated badly or be offended in any way. All our members are equally important and meaningful and everybody should be treated accordingly. We strive to be a student union where everyone feels welcome.

If you feel mistreated in any way, do not hesitate to contact us immediately. We want to point out that no issue is too small. The easiest way to get in contact with us is by emailing us at equality@shs.fi. If you or someone you know is being targeted, please let us know. You can also come and talk to us in person if that feels better. You can of course also get in contact with us via our personal emails kaisa.rantonen@shs.fi and max.rehell@shs.fi. Also important to point out is that all matters brought up to us are confidential and no information will be shared.

For an equal and harassment free student union!

Kaisa Rantonen & Max Rehèll

Student health service

When you have paid your student union fee you have the right to use the student health service. This means that you can visit any of their healthcare stations and get free or cheap healthcare. For you who studies at Hanken in Helsinki, your nearest healthcare stations are at Tölögatan 37 A in Helsinki or at Otnässvängen 12 in Espoo.


FSHS provides general, oral and mental health services for students. You can book an appointment by calling the healthcare station, please find out more about the numbers here: http://www.yths.fi/en/contact_details/units/helsinki


FSHS also provides the Self service where you can check, book (if you have gotten permission to do so by a doctor) or rebook your appointments. It is recommended that you start using the Self service as soon as you have paid your student union fee. FSHS also has access to OmaKanta where all of your earlier medical history is saved (if you have an Finnish ID number) to make sure you get the best possible treatment.
For more information, please visit FSHS webpage: http://www.yths.fi/en/