Application Process

Applications to the Funds at Hanken are made through the Hanken Support Foundations online application system. Those who have a Hanken-user-id can use it to sign into the system. Alumni need to register in the system and create a user-id, specific for the system. When you are signed into the system you choose the appropriate purpose according to the call and create a new application.

The application form consists of five different parts. All parts of the application should be filled out carefully and each part saved when filled out. When you are done filling out the form you can look at a preview of your application by choosing that function on the application page. Remember the mandatory attachments. When you are sure that your application is complete and correctly filled out you choose the function: "Approve and submit your application". When the application is submitted and received at Hanken a message will be displayed on the screen (in the system). You can also print your application as well as send it to your email-address as a PDF-document.

Late applications will not be considered, neither incomplete nor paper applications. The grants are personal and cannot be applied for by someone else. Please make sure to read the conditions before applying.

Applicants must always provide information about other funding they have planned to apply for, applied for or received for the same purpose. If new information on external funding applications has become available, please inform the Scholarship Liaison Officer also after the application has been submitted. 

The following attachments should be included in the application (please note that all attachments should be submitted with the application - later supplementary additions are not considered):

Conference abroad:

• acceptance letter for conference presentation
• cost calculation
• CV with list of publications

Course abroad:

• acceptance letter for course
• cost calculation
• CV with list of publications
• statement from the degree supervisor that the course will be part of the PhD degree

Research visit abroad:

• research plan (including timetable and cost calculation)
• invitation from the host organisation
• CV with list of publications
• cost calculation
• statement from the Head of Department concerning the research visit

Study visit abroad:

• research plan for the thesis (including timetable and cost calculation)
• invitation from the host organisation
• CV with list of publications
• cost calculation
• statement from the degree supervisor concerning the importance of the visit for the PhD degree

Language school/Summer school:

• studyplan with information on the organiser
• motivation why the language studies/Summer school is important for studies at Hanken
• cost calculation
• official study transcript (at least 6 sp in the concerned language)
• CV

Other purposes:

• cost calculation
• CV with list of publications
• research plan/project plan

All applicants receive information about the outcome of the grant application to the e-mail address they provided in the application. Information about grants are also published on the website.