Usually there is a recruitment period at the beginning of the academic year, in September, but there are organisations that take on new members at the beginning of the spring semester.
There are more than 50 student organisations and specialised colleges at the university. You can find information on these at the beginning of each academic year in the Student Organisation Guide prepared by the Student Union, or you can also look at the options at the website.
Generally, you will be able to apply for BCE colleges at the beginning of the autumn semester; you can find more information at this link and in the ‘info’ evenings hosted by the organisations.
Before the start of each semester, you must apply through the Neptun interface by uploading the required documents. Preference will be given to scholarship students and those residing outside the administrative territory of the capital city. You can find out more at this link.
Ferenc Földes, Kinizsi and Tarkarét Dormitories are maintained by BCE.
Corvinus students automatically join the libraries at the same when they enrol at the university. If you do not have a BCE student status, you can also enrol by completing and signing the Entry Form. Read more about the process and the current rates here.
On the first floor of Building C.
Building E is home to the University Store, while Building C is the Library. In addition to the computer labs, you will also find the Information Service Centre in the Salt House, where you can report e.g., problems with access to university web sites.
Corvinus has three essential buildings: the old E building, the new C building, and the Salt House.
In addition to the university website, the Moodle interface will also contain invitations, and you should also follow the BCE Facebook page, where you will find up-to-date and quick information about competitions.