Following repeated, comprehensive water sampling, the expert assessment has confirmed that the water in the renovated network meets drinking water quality standards. Results below the relevant limit values were measured at every sampling point currently in use. As a precaution, an additional control measurement will be conducted before the start of the academic year. Until then, the “non-drinking water” signs will remain in place.

Actuarial work is a sought-after and well-paid profession, but it also requires highly versatile knowledge and a long learning process. Simon Zsófi gained her qualification through the actuarial postgraduate specialist training programme at Corvinus University. We asked her about her experiences.

Wealthy individuals are more likely to invest in solutions that protect only themselves from climate change, increasing wealth inequality and leaving poorer individuals vulnerable to climate risks, finds a new study involving Corvinus University of Budapest.