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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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Oxford Professor Rachel Brooks’ Research on European Higher Education

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

The Corvinus University of Budapest is pleased to join 70+ schools worldwide as the first Hungarian institution to adopt CareerOS - a new online platform designed to support students along all the steps from articulating their career goals, creating professional connections, to pursuing jobs and internships globally.

The Horizon Europe research project ROBUST – Robust Crisis Governance in Turbulent Times: Mindset, Evidence, Strategies concluded with its final conference held on 3 February 2026 in Brussels.

Commissioned by the Ministry of Culture and Innovation, Társadalomkutató conducted an online survey among Hungarian university students last summer.

Commissioned by the Ministry of Culture and Innovation, Társadalomkutató conducted an online survey among Hungarian university students last summer.

Registration is now open for participants of the Travel through Science 2026 international conference, organized by the Corvinus Mobility & Tourism Research Centre.

Based on YouTube view counts, 20th-century performers are almost as appealing to today’s audiences as contemporary artists – according to a new study by researchers at Corvinus University of Budapest. The most popular performer was 46-year-old Hilary Hahn, while among deceased artists David Oistrakh placed fourth.

Would you like to gain a more conscious perspective on yourself, your decisions, and the dynamics of your relationships? Are you reflecting on questions of identity, love, future plans, or personal fears?

One of the highlights of our 2026 doctoral campaign is the launch of the Operations Research and Game Theory Doctoral Programme. The goal of this new program is to train researchers capable of developing mathematical models and algorithms for the most complex decision-making problems.

Our students achieved outstanding success at the Hungarian final of the CFA Institute Research Challenge, with both first, second and fourth place claimed by Corvinus teams.

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.

The goal is to enable participants to support their own research and publication activities with greater confidence.