Corvinus University of Budapest and the Turkish Academy of Management jointly organised an international research workshop.

An interdisciplinary research project employing methodological pluralism is being launched across ten European countries under Cluster 2 – Culture, Creativity and Inclusive Society – of the Horizon Europe framework. The initiative involves the participation of Corvinus University of Budapest, alongside prestigious institutions such as Lund University (Sweden), Antonio de Nebrija University (Spain), the National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (SNSPA, Romania), the Center for Social Sciences (Georgia), the Centro de Estudos Sociais (Portugal), the Leibniz Institute for East and Southeast European Studies (Germany), the University of Bologna (Italy), and the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences. The project is supported by Hungary’s Ministry of Culture and Innovation.

From the 7th of July until the 11th, dive into the exciting theme of Sustainable Society in the Age of AI.

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Once a CEMSie, always a CEMSie. With Corvinus you join a global network of 33 top business schools, 70+ partners, 19,000+ alumni, and 1,200+ students worldwide from day one and the support of this powerful network continues after graduation as our alumni remain active in the CEMS community.

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.

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This year, 1500 children have participated in the 4th Climate Heroes Conference organised by UNICEF Hungary. Our assistant professor from the Institute of Sustainable Development also participated in the panel on Technology and Climate Change, where a discussion with corporate experts took place.

Twice a year, the Centre for Physical Education and Sport and the Student Union jointly organise this traditional event, now at the beautifully renovated Gellért Campus.

"Many great books were out of reach for teachers and students before the regime change—Siberia surrounded us, in a sense," was one of the reflections shared at Corvinus University on April 10, during a panel discussion linked to the Banned Books exhibition.

A recent study by researchers at Corvinus University of Budapest reveals that the crises between 2019 and 2022 boosted the market power of dairy processors in Hungary, allowing them to shift rising costs onto consumers while gaining a stronger bargaining position over retailers. According to the study, the situation could be improved by fostering stronger competition in the dairy processing market and by making plant-based milk alternatives more price-competitive compared to traditional dairy products.

“We want to let universities be the force for good. And the good is that we have to build a more sustainable world,” says Dr Karen Maas, who, together with her Hungarian colleagues, has just started to research into the societal impact of universities at CIAS.

Four Corvinus University students excelled at BBICC 2025 in Belgrade, winning two divisional first places and finishing 5th overall, demonstrating strategic brilliance, teamwork, and determination.

In the fall of 2024, the jubilee graduates from the university continued a fundraising initiative started in 2023 with the intention of establishing a tradition. Through the donations of fourteen jubilee graduates, a total of 1,136,000 HUF was raised, which supported the studies of a disadvantaged student at Corvinus University through the Szabó Kálmán Talent Program.

MOHU’s machine is up and running on the ground floor of Building C.

It’s not just the pilot’s expertise and the condition of the aircraft that matter, but also the quality of the airline’s corporate governance that affect the likelihood of plane crashes – finds a recent international study involving Corvinus University of Budapest, which examined hundreds of airline companies.

On Poetry Day, April 11, Corvinus University will share excerpts from poems written in ten commonly spoken languages within the student community, in English translation. The poems celebrate spring, as it was welcomed in medieval Mosul, along the banks of the Yangtze River, or perhaps in early 20th-century Paris or Budapest.

The DSG Dialogue 2025 was entirely dedicated to the new elections in Germany and the cooperation between the academic world and DACH companies.

This year, we once again hosted the Corvinus Career & Business Festival, where over 30 companies, including the university's key strategic partners, participated. The wide range of sectors – consulting, banking, finance, FMCG, large companies, SMEs, and nonprofit organizations – ensured that every participant found a career opportunity that matched their interests.

Cityscape, word of welcome, seasonality and an eye-camera survey - the latest issue of Tourism Bulletin.

The event was organised by the University Library on the Gellért Campus.

The Corvinus ESG Club was launched, where experts discussed the potential benefits of transparency, the impact of the changing international environment and the differences between sustainability and ESG.

Twenty-two universities joined the programme at the event, where Corvinus University was also represented with the programme under the professional leadership of Dr. Ágnes Varga (Department of Economic Geography and Urban Development).