Our undergraduate students participated in the Rotterdam–Carleton International Case Competition in October, securing third place at the Championship Finals after winning all three divisional rounds.

Corvinus University of Budapest, the Hungarian Intellectual Property Office (HIPO) and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) have formally established a Master’s in Intellectual Property Management, a new joint programme combining the economic, legal and management aspects of intellectual property. As part of the WIPO Academy’s growing collaboration in the area of IP higher education with renowend universities around the word, this initiative aims to train professionals who can turn innovation, knowledge and creativity into strategic value.

Matteo Grilli lives in Barcelona, where he works as a Sales Development Executive. He has always aimed to build an international career, and the Corvinus CEMS program helped him make that dream come true. He told us why he chose Budapest and the Corvinus CEMS program, and how he benefited from earning a CEMS degree.