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She was among the first students to complete the CEMS programme in Hungary and, thanks to it, she launched her career in an international environment. Today, she contributes as a lecturer to the CEMS programme—available exclusively at Corvinus in Hungary—and, like the other instructors, she aims to equip students with knowledge that helps them stand out from their competitors. We spoke with Zita Kelemen, Head of International Mobility at Corvinus, about the CEMS programme.

The István Pálfi Scholarship Programme is open again, launched by the István Pálfi Regional Development Foundation with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary. If you’d like to work on topics linked to the development of the Carpathian Basin, this opportunity is for you.

Corvinus University of Budapest has earned the highest distinction — the 5 Palmes of Excellence — in this year’s evaluation by the international higher education ranking organisation, Eduniversal. The recognition highlights Corvinus University’s international embeddedness, academic performance, and educational excellence. It also marks the University as one of the top institutions in the Eastern European region. 

In 2025, four professors from Corvinus University of Budapest were awarded the Master Teacher Gold Medal by the National Scientific Students’ Associations Council (OTDT). This feature was compiled by Közgazdász Online (KGO).

Péter Horváth, who has long been closely connected to Corvinus University of Budapest and is one of the world’s most renowned and most frequently cited experts in corporate management, controlling, as well as performance measurement and evaluation, has once again made a significant contribution to the development of university education and research.

During the autumn break, Corvinus DSG students participated in a study trip to Passau, where they gained valuable insights into international tourism, innovation, and regional economic development. This was the university’s first short-term professional study trip abroad, supported by the Pannonia Program.

The monthly published Budapest Management Review is one of the most significant journals in the field of business, management, and organizational studies in Hungary, with a history of more than 55 years, ranked in the best, “A” category by the Hungarian Academy of Science, one star on ABS List 2024.

Organized by: NFI, Corvinus University Library, Corvinus Arts Academy.

The main focus of the event was negotiation techniques, business development experiences and the strategic vision of the MKIK and BKIK. The central message of the event: "How can enterprises survive crises and make a business successful?"

Applications for the CEMS Master’s in International Management programme will open on 17 November. In this article, you’ll find everything you need to know about the process and what to keep in mind when applying.

Pandemics, wars, natural disasters and financial turmoil tend to trigger similar patterns in food consumption. People start panic-buying, they switch to cheaper products, local sources become more important and online shopping grows – according to researchers in agricultural economics at Corvinus University.

Corvinus won a heated, close match in Veszprém!

Physicist and climate researcher Diána Ürge-Vorsatz, Vice Chair of the IPCC, and economist Zoltán Pogátsa debated the possible ways to avoid climate catastrophe at Corvinus University of Budapest. The discussion was moderated by Alexandra Köves, ecological economist and Associate Professor at Corvinus. The event was covered by HVG.

Bruno van Pottelsberghe was interviewed by the France-based News Tank Academic about the new Bridge Strategy and Corvinus University’s goals.

From ragweed to tiger mosquitoes, delay and inaction come at a high price – concludes a recent study by Corvinus University of Budapest and HUN-REN.

Don’t worry if you haven’t managed to submit your TDK paper yet – you can do so tomorrow!

For now, it’s still a love project, but his medium-term goal is to make a living entirely from brewing. Gergely Lugosi, Corvinus University alumnus and founder of TOBOZ Beer, shared with us the joys and challenges of launching a newly established craft beer venture.

From 17 November, you can apply for long-term mobility programmes for the 2026/2027 academic year. We know that the application documents can sometimes feel overwhelming and confusing, which is why we’ve gathered the most important information for you in this article.

The Corvinus Consulting Club student organization team achieved outstanding results at the AKB Business Champions international case study competition organized by the University of Mannheim. With this performance, Corvinus achieved its best result ever in this prestigious international competition.

Are you spending more than three months studying abroad? Here’s your chance to receive some extra financial support!

Our undergraduate students participated in the Rotterdam–Carleton International Case Competition in October, securing third place at the Championship Finals after winning all three divisional rounds.

Corvinus University of Budapest, the Hungarian Intellectual Property Office (HIPO) and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) have formally established a Master’s in Intellectual Property Management, a new joint programme combining the economic, legal and management aspects of intellectual property. As part of the WIPO Academy’s growing collaboration in the area of IP higher education with renowend universities around the word, this initiative aims to train professionals who can turn innovation, knowledge and creativity into strategic value.

Matteo Grilli lives in Barcelona, where he works as a Sales Development Executive. He has always aimed to build an international career, and the Corvinus CEMS program helped him make that dream come true. He told us why he chose Budapest and the Corvinus CEMS program, and how he benefited from earning a CEMS degree.