UNIVERSITIES
Kicking off your career
A masters or doctorate at the
Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nürnberg
 One of the top ten research universities in Germany
 At the heart of Europe in the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region
 Interdisciplinary approach
 Culturally exciting environment
 Excellent support through numerous service facilities
www.uni-erlangen.org
iNVEST iN YOUR FUTURE
Hanken School of Economics is one of the oldest business schools in the Nordic countries. Today Hanken is a leading internationally accredited
business school with campuses in Helsinki and in Vaasa, Finland. The relation of international students is higher than in any other Finnish business
university. Hanken alumni work in more than 40 countries world-wide.
MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMMES DOCTORAL STUDIES
Get the keys to an international career. Hanken offers eight Master’s Doctoral studies at Hanken offer research-based education of interna-
degree programmes instructed in English. These include programmes tionally high standard, preparing you for a career in academia, the
specialized in Hanken’s areas of strength Finance and Statistics, Mana- corporate world or the public sector.
gement and Organisation, Intellectual Property Law and Service and
Relationship Marketing. Our admission for 2010 closes on March 15. VISIT OUR WEBPAGE
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HANKEN MBA
The Hanken MBA is an accredited, two-year part-time Executive MBA
programme with flexible structure. The areas of specialisation are: ser-
vice and relationship marketing, finance, and international management.
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