Preserving biodiversity, reducing environmental risks and measuring the impact of investments on nature will play a greater role in Somogy County’s revised Territorial Development Programme, developed with contributions from Corvinus University of Budapest as part of the EU-funded NATUREFIN project.

Noémi Kreif’s career began at Corvinus University of Budapest and the Rajk College for Advanced Studies. These communities inspired her to pursue an international academic career. In the twenty years since her university days, Noémi has become an internationally recognized health economist. She currently teaches and conducts research at the University of Washington in the United States.

On Thursday, October 15, the traditional Soccer Tournament was held once again as part of Corvinus Sports Week. This sporting event, which takes place twice a year, is jointly organized by the Physical Education and Sports Center and the Student Government (HÖK), and has now become a tradition in the sporting life of Corvinus University.