Corvinus has established the Corvinus Alumni Scholarship to offer alumni community the opportunity to give back, support outstanding talent, and actively contribute to the future of the university. Why shall you donate? What can students and alumni benefit from the Alumni Scholarship Program? We interviewed Rector Bruno van Pottelsberghe about the newly introduced initiative.

In the 2020s, higher education is witnessing the rapid emergence of new, interconnected phenomena. Global expansion and technological development are reshaping the social and economic environment of universities, as well as their system of relationships. These transformations have become increasingly complex and difficult to interpret for both institutions and researchers.

In July 2026, the Business Ethics Center organized an international summer course on “Planet Positive Entrepreneurship: New Business Models for Ecological & Human Flourishing” at Corvinus.

What happens when change is no longer a project that can be wrapped up, but an integral part of day-to-day operations? How does Corvinus-SEED’s ‘Leading Change-Ready Organisations’ programme help?

The third issue of Turizmus Bulletin in 2026, a thematic issue linked to the conference held in Sárospatak, has been published. The research papers explore the diverse cultural, social and economic dimensions of tourism, ranging from the relationship between recreation and happiness to religious tourism.

Helena Naffa, Eszter Kirs and László Czaller, researchers at Corvinus University of Budapest, have also been awarded the János Bolyai Research Fellowship by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

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.

Róbert Pintér is a sociologist, a researcher of information society and an Associate Professor at Corvinus University of Budapest. He has been studying the social impacts of digitalisation for more than twenty-five years and has recently been focusing on AI.

In the interview, the director of the Aspiring Women Leaders program explains how more women could be placed in leadership positions and what obstacles women may face as they advance in their careers.

Student feedback is one of the most effective tools for continuously improving the quality of university courses and teaching

On 11 September, Corvinus master’s freshers gathered at the Gellért Campus to get ready for the university years ahead together.

As the new school year begins, the Sustainable Finance Research Centre would like to introduce three of its new members and provide some insight into their impressive backgrounds. We are pleased to welcome Marcell Béli, Éva Vaskuti, and Antónia Schmidt to the team.

During the program, which is worth 800,000 Ft, the winning student will learn about international trends, as well as the successful practices and solutions of domestic and international companies that represent sustainability at a strategic level and will have the opportunity to meet their leaders and experts.

Project management has changed significantly over the past five years. Digital transformation, artificial intelligence, increasingly complex stakeholder environments, hybrid ways of working and the growing strategic importance of projects have all reshaped what organisations expect.

Senate meetings are open to all university citizens, except for sessions concerning personnel matters.

Strong emotional divisions between political camps can weaken voters’ willingness to hold corrupt politicians accountable, according to new research from Corvinus University of Budapest.

Corvinus alumna Lili Anna Vindics-Tóth switched from the 3,000-metre steeplechase to the marathon just one year ago. At her third marathon, the European Championships in Birmingham, she already claimed a silver medal. As she approaches her 28th birthday, the past year has been a time of major changes not only in sport but in other areas of her life as well: she moved to the countryside, changed clubs, completed her master’s degree in Management and Leadership at Corvinus University of Budapest, and discovered a new perspective in long-distance running.

From September 2026, Professor Ádám Balázs Csapó will temporarily take over the responsibilities of Dean for Artificial Intelligence at the university.

Do you love the Corvinus vibe? Want to pass on the Corvinus experience to future students? Do you enjoy public speaking and feel comfortable in front of a crowd? If your answer is yes, apply to be a Corvinus Ambassador!

Fill in our survey by September 22 and share your experience of your first weeks at Corvinus!

After graduating from the Corvinus International MBA programme in 2019, Selim Baykiz continued his career in the technology and business fields, first in Budapest and later in Germany. Today, he works as a Senior Product Manager at Sky, focusing on CRM and software products. In this interview, he reflects on his strong connection to Budapest, the professional value of his Corvinus experience, and the international perspective he gained during the programme.

Would you like to gain professional experience abroad and challenge yourself in an international environment? Now is your chance!

Which specialisation should you choose? Is it worth taking part in a TDK research project or studying abroad? What career path is the right fit for you? Whether you are just starting university or getting closer to graduation, Corvinus Navigator can help you make more informed decisions about your university years and your future.