Since the outbreak of the war, there has been an exodus of young, highly skilled workers from Russia and Belarus. Experts warn that this could soon lead to a situation similar to that in post-World War II Germany in terms of skilled human capital in the two countries. Using data available on the online platform GitHub, a Corvinus researcher has studied the proportion of Russian and Belarusian software developers who have left their home countries since the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

In the framework of the Research Week, CIAS held its final workshop of the semester, where five international visiting researchers from the Institute presented their current work.

Olga Gurova, from Laurea University in Finland, will spend a month at the CIAS, during which time she will research the situation and development potential of the Baltic second-hand clothing industry and the shopping habits of regular visitors to second-hand shops.

The summer graduation ceremonies are approaching, now we are giving some important information about the course of the celebretion in advance.

Our University held its Erasmus+ Staff Training Week between 5 and 9 June, for the second time since COVID.

91 per cent of students are familiar with artificial intelligence, although one in five do not use it for their studies, according to a recent survey by the Library of Corvinus University of Budapest.

The Corvinus team came third in the Chulalongkorn International Business Case Competition for BA students in Thailand.

Paul Whelan, associate professor of finance at Copenhagen Business School and research fellow at Imperial College Business School visited Corvinus University and gave a lecture on subjective risk premia in bond and FX markets.

 “What to do with those in Russian society who are convinced that this is a just and patriotic war? Who will convince them that this is not the case?” – Zoltán Sz. Bíró poses the dramatic question at the end of his new book titled ‘Putin’s War’. The author, who is a Master Lecturer at the Department of International Relations at Corvinus University of Budapest, was interviewed by Dr. András Rácz, a Master Lecturer at Corvinus and Russia expert, at the presentation of the book at the University on Wednesday.

Recent IT security incidents have accelerated the process through which IT aims to enhance the security of our monitored systems.

Corvinus students Viola Horváth and Márk Kiss won this year's Élesztő Community Award, jointly founded by Bridge Budapest and Dreher Brewery.

Our team finished second in the women's final and fourth in the men's final.

More risk-taking and willingness to change are needed to increase competitiveness.

Interview with Prof. Dr. Klaus Töpfer, former Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and former German Federal Minister for the Environment about on the sustainability responsibility of companies, especially airlines.

Panka Bencsik, a microeconomist and researcher in the United States, came straight from Nashville to Corvinus. She will spend two months at the CIAS to do research on the economic impact of the opioid crisis in the US.