When a global celebrity becomes embroiled in a scandal, openly expressing remorse tends to generate visibly more support, while deflection almost inevitably triggers a wave of negativity in the comments, according to a study by Corvinus University.

Ádám Büki completed the four-year Olympic cycle alongside a full-time job, mobilizing every last reserve of strength he had. The Corvinus alumnus and athlete of Miskolci SE Honvéd qualified for the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo as a member of the Hungarian team. After the competition, we spoke with him about the road to the Olympics and his experiences at the Games.

Budapest Honvéd Sports Association (BHSE) and Corvinus University of Budapest have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at strengthening the link between sport as a national economic sector and higher education, with a particular focus on research collaboration and on the Corvinus’ International Sports Business Master’s programme.

The film “Baljós közelség” focuses on the daily realities of the war in Ukraine. Its production was supported by several renowned experts, including András Bencze, Institute Referent at the Institute of Strategy and Management.

The event series will launch on Monday, March 9, with a special exhibition displayed in the glass vitrines by the library entrance.  One of the showcases will feature inventions created by women or significantly shaped by their contributions. The exhibition will also be available online via the QR code placed next to the display, where visitors can explore additional innovations developed by women. The other display case features feminist and women-centered film and series recommendations, while the library's entrance level will feature a thematic book recommendation shelf where readers can choose from a selection of works of fiction by female authors. kép On March 12, from 17:15, we welcome everyone at the library to attend the roundtable discussion titled “Vintage Roles, Modern Profit”. The program examines the tradwife phenomenon from various social and economic perspectives. The language of the event is going to be Hungarian. During the last two weeks of the month, poetry screenings will be presented. Poems by female poets will be available to read in Hungarian and English on the library’s entrance level. We welcome all interested visitors to the Library. Follow the library’s platforms for details.

In March, we are focusing on water retention and the water cycle as part of the Sustainability Theme of the Month project.

The 28th volume of Akadémiai Kiadó’s Tourism and Mobility series, titled Sustainable and Regenerative Approaches in Active and Ecotourism, was presented at Corvinus University of Budapest. The launch was not only about a new textbook, but also about the shift in mindset shaping the future of tourism.

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For the first time, a photo exhibition was held as part of Parasport Day at Corvinus. Several of the images feature parasport athletes. The photos can be viewed at the Gellért Campus until 4 March.

Individuals who place greater value on immediate rewards are more likely to misremember their past decisions as more patient and disciplined than they actually were, finds new research from Corvinus University of Budapest.

Corvinus has joined the pioneering Responsible AI Consortium (RAIC), a global network of forward-thinking institutions dedicated to advancing the responsible integration of AI in higher education.

On the platform, you can find everything you need to support the proper use of AI in your studies.

After years of preparation, Corvinus alumnus Mihály Kertész has finally qualified for the 2026 Winter Olympics, competing in Israeli colors. Several Hungarian media outlets have recently covered the adventurous journey that led to the realization of his dream. We were curious to hear what it felt like for him to stand at the starting line after so many challenges — and how satisfied he is with his performance.

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How does Navigator’s mentoring really work at Corvinus? We spoke with a mentor and her mentee to hear first-hand what makes this experience so valuable.”

Expectations about the future of artificial intelligence are not determined solely by how advanced the technology actually is. They are also strongly influenced by whether the media frames AI in an optimistic or pessimistic light, according to new research from Corvinus University of Budapest.

At the Good Practice Award Ceremony of the Decision Techniques course, held for the third time on February 9, the student groups submitting applications received awards for jointly implemented actions focusing on themes related to mental and physical health, as well as social and community issues.

Two former Corvinus students took part in cross-country skiing at the recently concluded Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. Ádám Büki competed for the Hungarian Olympic team, while Dr. Mihály Kertész—fulfilling a lifelong dream—qualified for the 2026 Winter Games representing Israel.

How to connect meaningfully the digital traces we leave behind on social media with the real-life motivations and relationships that surveys can capture.

Applications are now open for the doctoral programmes at Corvinus University of Budapest. If your goal is academic immersion, an international research career, or solving complex business problems at the highest level, you can now take the first official step toward the 2026 academic year.

At The Case Centre’s 36th global Awards and Competitions, Réka Franciska Vas, Associate Professor from Corvinus University of Budapest, was announced as a joint winner alongside Isabelle Fagnot from KEDGE Business School.

Conversation with Balázs Lengyel about GeoInno2026 conference