The University Film Club will continue in the autumn semester, starting with Lesson Learned (Fekete pont, 2024), a critically acclaimed independent Hungarian film. After the screening, the director, Bálint Szimler will answer the questions.

The Tourism Forum series of Corvinus University of Budapest continues in the fall semester with a program exploring some of the most timely questions shaping the future of festivals and tourism. The 41st MTPA MeetUp will focus on two key topics: the evolution of festival gastronomy and the potential impact of artificial intelligence on festival tourism.

The presentation will be followed by a discussion with the authors and higher education experts.

On Thursday, 17 September 2026 at 17:20, PhD candidate Tamás Kovács defends his thesis proposal on the innovation dynamics of the electric vehicle transition. The defence is held in hybrid form, in English, and everyone is welcome to attend.

Professor Emeritus György Bisztray’s local‑history lecture, presented with English subtitles, introduces the past of the Gellért Campus location, the viticulture once flourishing on Gellért Hill, and the ways in which this heritage continues to live on today.

An effective competition policy could be the secret weapon behind Hungary’s economic turnaround. At the workshop, we will explore how strengthening market competition and the consistent application of competition law can drive economic growth in Hungary.

On Friday, 2 October 2026 at 12:00, PhD candidate Virág Baranyi defends her thesis proposal on the role of digital technologies and artificial intelligence in personnel selection. The defence is held in English and everyone is welcome to attend.

The International Relations and Political Science Doctoral School of Corvinus University of Budapest cordially invites you to the public defence of PhD candidate Amani Rawand Ben Brahim with the doctoral dissertation: „Rethinking the Responsibility to Protect: Libya as a Case Study”.