How can decisions about a city's future be made when economic development, social justice and environmental sustainability all demand attention – while resources remain limited?

The renewed Corvinus Hub brings together the features of the former student mobile app and Do It Online! on a single platform, making it easier and more straightforward to manage your university life, whether you are using your phone or computer.

Kristóf Fenyvesi, Senior Research Fellow at the University of Jyväskylä and an international expert in STEAM education and creative, sustainability-oriented learning, was a guest of the Gellért Green Talks series.

Robots cannot provide a lasting solution to labour shortages caused by population ageing. Although ageing can accelerate automation, robots can only meaningfully offset the effects of a shrinking workforce under certain economic conditions, according to a new study by researchers at Corvinus University of Budapest examining five OECD countries.

At a Corvinus Institute of Finance seminar, Ferenc Jordán explored how restoring ecosystems could reduce drought and flood risks, sparking discussion among researchers from different institutes.

Corvinus University has been awarded EQUIS accreditation for three years, making it the first institution in Hungary to join the ranks of the ‘Triple Crown’ institutions – a select group comprising barely one per cent of the world’s business schools. The rise in the number of publications appearing in leading journals and the increase in citations referencing Corvinus research also contributed to the success of the accreditation.

The institution has become a member of the UNICA (Network of Universities from the Capitals of Europe) network, which connects leading universities in European capital cities. The new membership opens up numerous international professional opportunities and knowledge-sharing forums for Corvinus community.

The partnership agreement was signed at Corvinus University of Budapest on 15 October by Rector Bruno van Pottelsberghe on behalf of Corvinus, and by Béla Zagyva, General Manager and Country Director for Nokia Hungary, and Erzsébet Tóth, Chief Financial Officer and Managing Director, on behalf of Nokia.

MyView not only gives you the opportunity to share your experiences but also allows you to contribute to improving courses. Student feedback can even lead to changes in a course's content or assessment system.

The University community will soon have the opportunity to discover exemplary teaching practices!

A Professor at Corvinus University and Head of the university's Institute of Sustainable Development has been elected Vice President of the European Association of Agricultural Economists (EAAE).

Corvinus University of Budapest was pleased to accept the invitation to join the #BeActive initiative for European Week of Sport, held September 23–30, 2026. For organising the event, PE teacher Kata Szamos-Németh was awarded a certificate of recognition.

Miklós Nagygyörgy, the founder and creator of the Apa+Én (Dad+Me) programmes, knew exactly what he wanted to achieve in life from the age of sixteen and was making steady progress in his professional career. However, a life-changing event eventually set him on a completely different path.

Is it faster to call someone than to send them a message? And do we remember what we hear on the phone better than what we receive in a text message? According to the results of a pilot study launched at Corvinus, the chosen channel does not prove to be the most important factor in communication effectiveness.

Gain hands-on experience in artificial intelligence and collaborate with international teams! Apply by 20 October at 12:00 noon!

Corvinus University of Budapest has achieved the best result in its history in the 2026 ShanghaiRanking Global Ranking of Academic Subjects, placing among the world’s top 201–300 institutions in both Economics and Political Sciences.

Barnabás Szászi, a behavioural researcher and associate professor at Corvinus University, gave a scientific stand-up talk at Researchers’ Night entitled Postmodern Happiness Strategies. The researcher is currently leading the world’s largest experimental global happiness study, in which residents of seventy countries are taking part.

Put your creativity to the test at the hackathon organised by Corvinus and Nokia! Register your team of 3–5 students by 25 October.

The Gyula Rézler Foundation is offering a four-month research fellowship this year for Hungarian doctoral students for the spring semester of the 2026–2027 academic year at the Department of Sociology at Indiana University (Bloomington, Indiana, USA).

Mariann Jánny and Eleonóra Tarpataki, lecturers at the Department of Accounting at Corvinus University, have been organising the accounting escape room at Researchers’ Night for the past four years. Their aim is to help participants realise that, contrary to the stereotype, accounting can be fun.

On 7 October, the Pro Universitate Awards, along with the Outstanding Athlete and Outstanding Sports Team of the Year Awards for the 2025/2026 academic year, were presented at the Gellért Campus, recognising students’ exemplary achievements in academics, research, community engagement and sports.

The CEMS Master in International Management has secured a place among the world's top 2% in the QS Masters in Management Ranking 2026. Alongside this international recognition, the CEMS programme at Corvinus continues to develop, with the first CEMS Self-Leadership Skill Seminar held in September, focusing on the importance of self-leadership.

Corvinus University has been awarded EQUIS accreditation for three years, making it the first university in Hungary to join the exclusive group of Triple Crown institutions, which comprises just 1% of the world’s business schools. But how does this affect the value of degrees held by current and former students?