Hanken School of Economics is a renowned business school located in Finland, known for its dedication to academic excellence and fostering global connections. With a history spanning over a century, Hanken provides top-tier education in business administration and economics. The school emphasizes sustainability, innovation, and leadership development. As a hub for international students and researchers, Hanken is committed to creating opportunities that enable future leaders to excel in a globalized economy.
| Institution/Organisation | Hanken School of Economics |
| Type | Master’s Degree Program |
| Funded | Fully Funded |
| Study in | Finland |
| Deadline | January 22, 2025 |
Scholarship Information:
The Hanken Premium Scholarship is a fully funded opportunity for students from developing countries who are alumni or currently studying at GBSN member schools. This scholarship supports candidates pursuing a two-year Master’s Degree in Economics and Business Administration at Hanken School of Economics in Finland. It covers full tuition fees (€15,000 per year) and provides €8,000 annually for living expenses. Applicants must demonstrate academic excellence and a commitment to leadership and innovation.
Eligible Countries:
All countries, including Nigeria
Benefits:
- Access to world-class education and global networking
- Full tuition fee coverage for two years
- Annual stipend of €8,000 for living expenses
Program Duration:
Two years
Requirements:
- GMAT, GRE, or GPA requirements
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree
- English language proficiency
- At least 25–30 ECTS in relevant subjects
- CV in English
How to Apply:
To apply for the Hanken Premium Scholarship:
- Submit a completed application for the Hanken Master’s Program.
- Provide academic transcripts and proof of enrollment or alumni status at a GBSN member school.
- Include a valid ID and other required documents listed in the program guidelines.
Visit the official application portal at opintopolku.fi to apply.
FAQs:
Applications close on January 22, 2025.
Students and alumni of GBSN member schools in developing countries can apply.
It covers full tuition and provides an annual stipend of €8,000 for living expenses.
Yes, but no specific test scores are needed.
Visit the official Hanken School of Economics website for comprehensive information.