Full papers or extended abstracts are invited to be presented at the 8th Geography of Innovation Conference, which will take place on 28-30 January 2026, at Corvinus University of Budapest. Submission deadline: 14th July 2025.

In 2021, Sainath Adelli arrived in Budapest alone, unaware of the challenges ahead. But through the Corvinus MBA program, he not only found a second home but also began shaping the university community with his helpful attitude. We interviewed Sainath Adelli, the winner of the Next Generation Alumni Impact Award.

Both the men's and women's teams won silver medals.

Four undergraduate students from Corvinus University of Budapest represented the university at the prestigious CIBCC 2025 case competition in Thailand, where they tackled complex business challenges, built strong team dynamics, and earned a divisional fourth-place finish while gaining invaluable international experience.

The University has purchased 120 licenses for the Premium version of the AI tool QuillBot, which will be available until 26 June 2026.

The Corvinus University of Budapest won at the CEEPUS Green Supply Chain Hackathon, held at the University of Maribor.

Corvinus University of Budapest has achieved a unique milestone by not only participating in but leading an international research project funded through the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme – a first for a Hungarian higher education institution.

One of our students and several faculty members have received awards for their contributions to academic student work.

On 26 June, Corvinus celebrated a significant academic milestone: six candidates completed their habilitation, and 28 doctoral students received their diplomas.

Ten lecturers represented Corvinus University of Budapest at the IMTA (International Management Teachers Academy) training course organised by CEEMAN (Central and East European Management Development Association) in Bled, Slovenia, from 15-21 June 2025.

On 14 June 2025, CAMUGO SportLab hosted the B33 National Final!

On June 19, 2025, nearly fifty former, current, and graduating students, along with faculty members of the Department of Public Policy, came together at the Gellért Campus of Corvinus University to jointly celebrate the life and community of the program. The event once again demonstrated that the PUMA is not just an academic program, but a living, tightly-knit professional and personal community with shared traditions—an alumni network that has grown into a strong and supportive community.

In Hungary, the sustainability strategies and investments of domestic companies are most influenced not by market factors, but by regulatory requirements and the hope of reducing environmental risks in 2025, according to this year’s quick report on the competitiveness of Hungarian companies from Corvinus University of Budapest.

The scholarship for doctoral students aims to facilitate the implementation of the research plan.

Are you a Corvinus student and would like to participate as a student helper in the graduation ceremony?

Zoltán Szekér has gained significant experience in the Hungarian tourism sector at local, destination, and national levels throughout his career. Currently, he is the Sales Director at the Active and Ecotourism Development Center, an organization that actively collaborates with the Tourism Development Manager/Economist training at Corvinus University. Zoltán himself is an alumnus of the specialized training and says that he owes lifelong professional connections to the university's specialized program.

The Digimeter – Association for the Digital Competitiveness of Small and Medium Enterprises was founded with the participation of Corvinus University.

This prestigious recognition highlights not only the excellence of individual researchers, but also the strength and innovative potential of the university's scientific community.

The event showcased good teaching practices recognised by the University’s Spotlight on Teaching call.

Application for teaching assistant position can be submitted for the provision of activities beyond the curriculum requirements.

What can individuals do to support a paradigm shift — to help make profit not an end, but a tool for a more human and sustainable economy? This was the question at the centre of Dr. Sarolta Laura Baritz OP’s recent book launch at Corvinus University.

The OTP-Corvinus Mentoring Programme successfully concluded its third round this spring semester. Its growing popularity is clear: the number of participants has doubled since the programme’s launch. At the closing event held on 18 June at the OTP Bank M12 office building, Corvinus students who took part in the mentoring programme presented their experiences and insights from the past months.

This year, we are once again preparing a special programme for the academic year opening ceremony and you can be a part of it. If you would like to showcase your talent as a solo performer or as part of a group at this official, but festive event, we invite you to apply!