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Results of the Student Council Elections 2020!

Here are the results from this year’s Student Council elections! Thank you to all members who voted and practiced their democratic rights! This year’s voting percentage: 37% If you have questions or concerns regarding the election results, please contact Central Committee President Anton Nilsson anton.nilsson@shs.fi or the Secterary General gensek@shs.fi Position in Elections Candidate Number

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Did you know that you can apply for a project grant?

A committee, club or members of SHS can apply for a grant intended for projects from the Student Union. A project is defined, but not limited to a special event, something beyond the main operations or a separate project, can be granted funding given that the event or initiative is open for all Hanken students.

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Public Notice of the 2020 Student Council Elections!

The Student Council elections will be held October 22nd to October 23rd with an electronic pre-voting starting October 17th to the 21st. During the actual election days, you can vote electronically from October 17th at 12AM to October 21st at 4PM. You can also vote at Hanken during the election days on October 22nd and

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SHS recommendations and instructional guidelines for events during fall 2020

This news post was updated 16.11.2020 The Student Union of Hanken School of Economics follows the guidelines stipulated by the Finnish government, as well as the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare to contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus. This webpage is regularly updated whenever new regulations are recommended or mandated. The Student Union

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Time to nominate the Hankeit of the Quarter!

Four times a year, the Student Union of Hanken School of Economics nominates a student at Hanken to the ‘Hankeit of the Quarter’ who has created more value to the trademark ‘Hankeit’ as following:The criteria of the nomination are: has acted and excelled within the student union and/or has acted and excelled in the university

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Registration of interest for SHS Delegation to SYL General Assembly

Registration of interest for SHS Delegation to SYL General Assembly The National Union of University Students in Finland (SYL) is holding its General Assembly 12-13.11 in Espoo. The General Assembly is SYL:s highest decision-making body and decides on among others the policy document. SHS has the right to 3 delegates + 3 substitute members. Register

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Apply for club grants!

The application time for club grants is now open!

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Apply to the SESS Board!

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Guidelines for Hanken students on how to receive your student card sticker during the fall term

The student sticker can be picked up from the Student Union between 10AM-2PM Tuesday-Thursday!

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Welcome to our new website!

Unless this is your first time on our website, you have probably noticed that we have renewed the entire site. The reason behind this is mostly the upcoming WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) that will be in effect starting this September. What WCAG is in a nutshell, it is a set of requirements that a

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Sök till institutionsrådsrepresentant!

SHS söker tre stycken (varning för långt ord) institutionsrådsrepresentanter som för fram studerandes talan och önskemål. Ärenden som kan behandlas i ett institutionsråd är följande: Undervisningsplaner, personalplaner, budget samt ärenden som berör institutionens verksamhet. I ett institutionsråd sitter det institutionens personal och studeranden. I ett institutionsråd sitter det sex studeranderepresentanter, tre ordinarie med tre stycken

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Summer regards from the student union!

Hi dear member! Hopefully your tests and assignments have gone well! This spring turned out to be very different from what anyone of us could have imagined. The situation has forced us all to adapt and the restrictions has impacted our lives gravely. The way we go to school and see our friends changed seemingly