The International Relations and Political Science Doctoral School of Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of PhD candidate Hamid Ait-el-Caid with the title „Exploring effects of integration policy on the inclusion of non-EU immigrants in Europe: The case of Maghrebi immigrants in Spain and France” to public defence.

The event examines the energy saving potential of SMEs operating in the metalworking sector based on energy audits of 3 SMEs and statistical analyses.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Viola Horváth doctoral candidate entitled “Moments that Matter: Experiences, Commitment and Career Decisions of Young Professionals in the Tourism and Hospitality Sector” to public defence.

The International Relations and Political Science Doctoral School of Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of PhD candidate Dobos Emese with the title „Challenges of Economic and Social Upgrading in the Semi-Peripheral Economies of the Global Value Chains: The Case of the Hungarian Garment Manufacturing Industry” to public defence.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Mabore Thema doctoral candidate entitled “Capability Well-being and Health: Monetary Valuation and Population Normative Data” to public defence.

Join us for an engaging SER Café event featuring a thought-provoking discussion with recent Socio-Economic Review authors, Tiago Vieira & Pedro Mendonça and Qi Song & Tiantian Liu.

By participating in this course, participants gain insight into the key strategic considerations behind choosing the right peer-reviewed journal, helping them align their research with a journal’s aims and scope.

Want to deepen your sustainability knowledge and build practical climate literacy skills? Join the PRME Climate Literacy Training Programme!

The 8th PUBSIC Conference explores how public service innovation can create real value for citizens and society.