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More students admitted with scholarships at Corvinus, alongside top-ranking admission scores
23/07/2026
This year, Corvinus University of Budapest offered more than 2,000 tuition-free places and admitted 8 per cent more students than last year through the Hungarian higher education admission process. Corvinus continues to attract students with the strongest academic results: among programmes offered by several Hungarian universities, Corvinus set the highest admission scores for most of them, with International Business taking the lead at 477 points. The number of international students admitted to Corvinus also increased significantly, by 50 per cent.
Vice-Rector Lajos György Szabó Bids Farewell to Corvinus
07/08/2026
After eight years in senior leadership positions at Corvinus, the Vice-Rector for Academic Programmes is stepping down and leaving the university.
Become the New Face of Corvinus!
07/08/2026
Be part of our next photoshoot – apply by August 24.
Corvinus students examined the digital carbon footprint of hotel websites
05/08/2026
The environmental impact of travel does not necessarily begin with departure. In a project led by the Department of Tourism at Corvinus University of Budapest, students and faculty examined the digital guest journeys of 43 five-star hotels in Hungary. The results indicate that the carbon footprints of individual online booking processes may differ by more than a factor of eighteen, while the technical optimisation of images alone can already generate meaningful savings.
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