Waste collection, a mostly Roma business, provides an income for 35,000 disadvantaged people at a time, and their estimated annual turnover is equivalent to the cost of running the entire university sector in Budapest. By recycling, waste collectors also make a major contribution to sustainability goals, Corvinus researchers found.
The Stipendium Hungaricum programme is 10 years old, let's celebrate it together with a party in the garden on the Gellért Campus on 20 June.
All universities produce impact that is specific to certain topics and geographies, but rankings flatten that information. Rankless wants to change that.
Between 17 June and 25 August the opening hours of the cafeterias at the campuses will be changed as follows.
The Education Authority has been collecting data on the labour market situation and academic satisfaction of active and graduated university students for several years. In order to make the Education Authority’s results as credible as possible, it is important to support the data collection process with your response!
As usual, this year the Corvinus journal Budapest Management Review awarded the best article (and research) award, and two studies received the excellent article award. The winning paper was on the topic of femvertising.
A good HR manager always has plans A, B and C for succession to senior management, but to do this, the talent within the company needs to be developed. We talked to Anna Kaposvári, Head of HR at Claas Hungária, about what an Executive MBA degree is worth from an HR perspective and why she recommends the Corvinus-MSM-Seed Executive MBA programme to the selected employees.
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The CEMS programme is a double-degree programme, a collaboration between a number of prominent universities around the world. Unlike what is offered in the usual information session format, we also asked students studying abroad about their personal experiences, integration, programmes and useful tips.
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