Student support services

September 11th – Join our community

Join us for a night of reconnecting and meeting new faces during an event centered around mindful communication.

September 25th – Cultural Networking

Join us if you’d like to make some international connections
and exchange ideas.

October 9th – Quiz night
During this night you can join a team in a popcultural
Quiz while making some new friends.

October 16th – Movie Night
Watch a movie with us and stay for a discussion after!
Snacks are on us!

November 20th – Develop your skills
This event will focus on developping some skills
that can help you study and get ready for the exam period!

WHEN?
Every other Monday, 17:30-19:30

WHERE?
NapKözi, E building basement

More information in the https://fb.me/e/3esQYZF6u

February 27th – Join our community

March 13th – ReConnect
Join us for a night of reconnecting and meeting new faces during an event centered around mindful communication.

March 27th – Connect and Communicate
This event is going to focus on cultural and language
exchange.

April 17th – Movie Night
Watch a movie with us and stay for a discussion after! Snacks are on us!

April 24th – Quiz night
This evening is all about team building: compete with others during the quiz, while making some new connections.

May 22nd – Summer Vibes
Last Connect event of the semester: looking forward to the summer and refelcting on the past semester.

WHEN?
Every other Monday, 17:30-19:30

WHERE?
NapKözi, E building basement

More information in the fb event.

“Success”

What does success mean to you? What are the most important ingredients for a successful career path? Is there a recipe?

The way we see it, success is embracing individual opportunities. Not a ready-made recipe, but more of you finding and adjusting your own strategies, for which trial and error, evaluating your options and ingerdients are crucial.

We can choose from various life strategies, which means that we should not look for a single correct solution, but rather for personalized opportunities.

CareerLab is a series of programs aimed to help you find your own path while discovering the steps you can take along the way.

What to expect:

* Living Library – The Relativity of Success (HU/ENG)
You can have an honest conversation with real people about success and career.
Location: E building, Zsibongó
Date and time: March 28, 12 pm-2 pm
No registration is required, all are welcome!

** CV Counseling – Knowing yourself is the key to a genuine CV (HU/ENG)
Show us your resume and we will give you some feedback on it.
If you were not able to book a counseling session now, but still want to improve your CV, let us know that you are interested in our online CV training!
Location: E building (you will be notified by email)
Date and time: March 28, 20-minute time slots are available.
Registration: https://forms.office.com/e/KmtFEQHK9b

More information in the fb event.

Join our English speaking community event where you can get to know your fellow students, exchange languages and cultures. The Student Support Services team created this event in order to facilitate and strengthen connections between students at the university.
The first topic for the semester is finding pathways and ties to the university community where you can engage in some networking through playful activites in a spontaneous way.
In upcoming occasions (10th Oct, 24th Oct, etc…) we will have different topics every 2 weeks related to social life, academics and culture, but you as a student will also be invited to have a say in what you would like to see next.

No registration needed.
Hope to see you there!
Date: 2022. September 26th
Time: 17:30 – 19:30
Place: Napközi

The event is free of charge for students of Corvinus.

It is nearly the third year since the COVID-19 pandemic appeared in our lives. Undoubtedly, it had and still has an impact on our lives and mental health. Social distancing, isolation, recurring quarantines, grief and fear, uncertainty, changing living conditions and future perspectives, and existential anxiety are just some of the direct or indirect effects caused by the pandemic that we had to face in the last three years. In such crisis situations, it is essential to focus on our mental health, reflect on our well-being and try to prevent the emergence of further problems.
Our mental health promoting group consists of 5 sessions and it aims to help develop coping strategies in relation to the mental health distress caused by the pandemic. Through discussions, joint reflections, and group and individual exercises the program will focus on the following topics in the wake of the COVID 19 pandemic:
● What is it like to be a student online and how can we return to the offline world?
● How does the pandemic influence peer relationships/friendships and what can we do?
● How does the pandemic affect our family relationships?
● What are some ways to deal with stress, tame anxiety and befriend our nervous system?
● How does this period affect our motivation and achievement?
● Dealing with changes in daily schedules, time management
● What can I do for my mental health and for the others in my surroundings?
● How to better regulate our emotions, deal with various moods, and prepare for future challenges?
Participation in the group is free, however, it is limited to a maximum of 12 participants.
For this reason, we kindly ask you to apply only if you are able and willing to take part in all of the 5 sessions.

Dates:
13 October
20 October
3 November
10 November
17 November
Timing: 10:30 AM – 2 PM
Room: E124

How to apply?
You can apply by filling out the following form: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx…
Application deadline: 30th of September

Who will lead the group?
– Adrienn Kroó will facilitate the group meetings. Adrienn is a clinical psychologist and EMDR therapist working at the Trauma Centre.
– Tamás Csikós, student support psychologist from the Corvinus University will act as co-facilitator.
The group is organized in cooperation with the Trauma Centre which was established in 2018 based on strong professional pillars and methods with the aim to provide care for people who experienced trauma. Our priority is to support disadvantaged or prejudiced social groups, as well as the rehabilitation of people whose financial or social situation does not allow them to have access to professional and continuous mental health support.
Our goals also include the sensitization and training of those who get in contact with traumatized people during their work about the specific trauma-related aspects of working with their clients or co-workers. We also consider it important to improve general social knowledge and awareness about mental health with the aim of maintaining health and preventing disorders.

Find more information here: www.traumakozpont.hu

– Do you want to plan your studies, but you don’t know how to start?
– Sometimes it’s hard to figure out which task to start with?
This training is for those who want to improve in the areas of learning organization, time management and course material processing. On the 3 sessions, we learn about different study planning and time management methods.

Dates of the trainings: 20th of October, 3rd of November, 7th of November
Time: 15:00-17:30
Application deadline: 14th of October
Max. number of participants: 10 people
Place: E161 (TBD)
Registration link: https://forms.office.com/r/AStwjsFCtf

For students of Corvinus registration is free of charge. We reserve the right to change the program. Details in the fb event.