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Conference program

“InnoFest – From Ideas to Business”

Successful Entrepreneurship and Innovation Conference with professional support from Danube Cup, organised by Corvinus Innovation Research Centre.

Another Corvinus success in the Hungarian Startup University programme

Corvinus students again this year achieved the highest average score in the competition.

How can someone from Corvinus become the sustainability leader of the future?

Our student went from taking a CSR course to participating in the COP27 youth conference, COY17, to representing the university and the country at a youth sustainability programme in Abu Dhabi in the spring.

Hundreds of startups and spinoffs, millions of euros of university revenues from innovation, high-level professionalism in entre

Two teams represented Corvinus at the Danube Cup international competition in Linz.

Hungarian Startup University Program (HSUP) Returns Next Semester

The awaited course is set to return next semester with exciting new features. The online course, which has been cornerstone of a budding entrepreneur’s career, will now be available in English with Hungarian subtitles, ensuring greater accessibility for a diverse group of participants.

Corvinus takes first place in the first English-language semester of the Hungarian Startup University Program

The programme aims to develop entrepreneurial mindsets and innovative startup ideas.

Hungarian Startup University course starts again at Corvinus – increased scholarship in the 2nd semester

Corvinus University of Budapest is announcing the Hungarian Startup University Program (HSUP) two-semester course again in the fall semester of 2025 and welcomes students who want to develop an entrepreneurial approach, teamwork and innovation skills.

HSUP Launches: Corvinus University Remains Among the Leaders

The new academic year of the Hungarian Startup University Program (HSUP) begins with continued success as the initiative enters its sixth year.
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