Our undergraduate students levelled up their professional skills at the prestigious Heavener International Case Competition in Florida, where high-pressure deadlines and the dynamic American presentation style pushed them to new heights.

To celebrate International Women’s Day, BlueSky Thinking featured inspiring women who are shaping the future of business education. An interview was also conducted with the university’s Dean of Sustainability, appointed in January. Dr. Katalin Ásványi speaks about the challenges ahead, her motivations, her role models and she shares some advice on the path to a successful career. 

As part of the changes to the Neptun system, we are introducing two-factor authentication in a phased manner. This means that students for whom it was previously optional – those who started in the fall or spring semester of the 2024/2025 academic year – will soon be required to set up two-step authentication.

Are you a Corvinus student and would you like to participate in the graduation ceremony as a student helper?

Bahadur Waseem joined the CCL Research Centre at Corvinus as a postdoctoral researcher in August 2024. Within the team dynamics group at CCL, he is engaged in empirical research focused primarily on gathering primary data at both the team and organizational levels.

The online collection presents outstanding publications from Septembert to December 2024.

The awards were presented by the Student Union based on student nominations and votes.

On the 3rd floor of the Main Building, three social spaces are now available. Designed in collaboration with strategic partners, these spaces provide excellent opportunities for students to study, collaborate on group projects, or simply relax between classes.

Changes are coming to the study scholarship system starting from the Spring (second) semester 2024/25. Based on the academic performance of the previous Fall (first) semester 2024/25, students who began their studies after September 2019 could already apply for the scholarship under the new conditions this spring. The main goal of these modifications is to create a more differentiated and fair system for awarding scholarships.

Conversation with Judit Nagy, Vice-Rector for Student Affairs

Do gender inequalities manifest in online professional collaboration platforms, and if so, how? This question guided the research conducted by Orsolya Vásárhelyi, an assistant professor at Corvinus University, and her colleague.

A three-year international research project, led by Hungarian researchers, has been launched to explore urban living conditions and interconnections based on data from Budapest, Copenhagen, Toulouse, Turin, and Vienna.

We expect to announce the Pannónia Scholarship – Professional Internship Application in the second week of March for the second semester of the 2024/2025 academic year will be launched. In the meantime, here’s what you need to prepare!

Budapest Corvinus University has established the region’s largest neuromarketing laboratory. Equipped with ten screen-based camera and wearable glasses, the lab provides an extensive amount of data for researchers studying human behavior in the fields of management, marketing, psychology, and sociology.

The three-year collaboration, signed on Tuesday, brings together the two parties in education, research, and the labour market.

His visit contributed to our efforts towards strengthening international collaboration in academic programs.

It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of the passing of Dr. György Mohai, economist, honorary associate professor, and former CEO of the Budapest Stock Exchange. He was at the age of 73.

Ferenc’s path at university is a story of success: he finished first place at the Student’s Scientific Research Conference (SSRC) twice, worked as a professor’s assistant, got to understand how the European Parliament works and actively represented the students of the university through the Student Council. In his interview with Tamás Varga, he elaborated on what motivates him in achieving his goals, and also made suggestions for those interested in taking up SSRC.

Anett Zanócz was actively involved in university life even as a student. She worked as a demonstrator at Corvinus University for nearly four and a half years—first at the Department of Macroeconomics, then for a longer period at the Department of Accounting. She was also one of the founding members of the Luca Pacioli Society, which initially aimed to build a professional community for accounting students, but over time, its activities expanded significantly beyond its original scope.

The conference was held for the eighth time at Corvinus University of Budapest on February 28. The main theme of the event was the impact of artificial intelligence and digital solutions on tourism and mobility. Participants had the opportunity to listen to more than 60 presentations.

At the conference of the Sustainability Platform of Hungarian Universities, 11 universities from Budapest and the countryside presented their achievements and future plans.

Are you proud to be a Corvinus student? Take part in our photo shoot and show it to the world!

In February, we wrote about how to envision a sustainable future. In March, we will focus on how to achieve it through inspiring community and citizen actions.

At the DigiEduHack 2024 competition, Corvinus University of Budapest is represented by the Little Princedom team, the members of which qualified even for the international final. The competitors - Panna Bögi, Eszter Kovács, Miron Jurinka and Bertalan Hudák - are Communication and Media Science BA students, who with the support of Veronika Pelle, media literacy-research Assistant Lecturer, came up with an idea that can bring about changes in digital education, moreover in the personal media usage habits of young people’s and their parents’. In Efi Bekiarisz’s interview for Közgazdász Online, they talked about their planned digital education application done for the competition, which until the 26th of February you are also able to support with your vote, in the public vote.