| Visa: Exchange students planning to remain in Finland for more than 3 months must obtain a Resident's Permit from the Finnish Consulate-General in Sydney before leaving Australia. This can take 8-10 weeks. |
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| Hanken School of Economics |
| Faculties: All |
| Level: Undergraduate and postgraduate |
| Language: English and Swedish - for historical reasons it does not teach in Finnish |
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Semester Dates:
Autumn semester: early September - mid December
Spring semester: mid January - mid May
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| Full Time Study Load: 30 ECTS per semester |
| Other: Hanken is the top business school in Finland. Although it is primarily a business school it also teaches a wide range of humanities, social science and law disciplines and offers access to units at other Helsinki universities (see below). |
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Accommodation
University accommodation is guaranteed for exchange students and will be arranged for you by the Hanken exchanges office. |
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Unit Descriptions
Make sure you use this list of units available to exchange students as not all units taught at Hanken are open to exchange students. Click on any of these units to get detailed syllabus and assessment information.
Exchange students can also take units from other Helsinki universities under the JOO Studies Program.
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| University of Helsinki |
| This is one of four European universities which are student exchange partners in the Global Environmental Journalism Initiative (GEJI). Further information can be found on the GEJI website. |
| Faculties: Arts - Journalism only |
| Level: Undergraduate and postgraduate |
| Further Information: Monash students should contact Professor Chris Nash for detailed information about the program. |
| How to apply: Monash students are selected by the Journalism department and then complete the Monash Abroad exchange application. |
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Travel grants: Students selected for the GEJI exchange will receive a special travel grant of $8,500 funded by the Australian Government. The grant will be paid by Monash Abroad befoe students commence the program. GEJI exchange students will not be eligible for the usual Monash Abroad travel grant.
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