We invite undergraduate/graduate students, staff, postdocs, and faculty to a scientific presentation on GMO's, which will be presented by Timothy Durham.

We invite PhD researchers and faculty to a one-day interactive Reseach Development Workshop of the International Association for Business and Society (IABS) and the Corvinus Social and Environmental Impact Research Center (C-SERIC), led by the editors of the C1-ranked journal Business & Society.

On 19.10.2026, PhD candidate Gyula Pál defends his thesis proposal, which develops a normative institutional architecture for planetary governance in response to the contemporary polycrisis. The defence is held in hybrid form, in English, and everyone is welcome to attend.

Current and former students will be among the producers.

The event is organized by Corvinus Institute for Advanced Studies (CIAS) in collaboration with Zabihollah Rezeaee (Guest Researcher, CIAS, Thompson-Hill Chair of Excellence and Emeritus Professor, University of Memphis) and Katalin Ásványi (Dean of Sustainability).

The topic of the next event in the Tourism Forum series, organized by the Centre for Mobility and Tourism, is: The Role of Museums in the Tourism Experience.

Organized by the Economics Program of the Doctoral School of Economics and Business Informatics, Miklós Koren from CEU will hold a practical workshop in the use of AI in research.

On Thursday, 12 November 2026 at 15:30, PhD candidate Krisztián Németh defends his thesis proposal on the coherence of Hungarian monetary policy since 2013. The defence is held in hybrid form, in English, and everyone is welcome to attend.

We are continuing our series of international alumni gatherings in the Belgian capital. On November 12, we will welcome our alumni living in Brussels and the surrounding area to an alumni gathering at the Embassy of Hungary in Brussels, accompanied by a reception.