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!

Today, the Budapest-Capital Regional Court issued a first-instance ruling dismissing Zoltán Ádám’s claim and ruling in favour of Corvinus University, in the labour dispute.

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 short-term study mobility opportunities are now available for PhD students at Pannonia!

For the first time, a Hungarian university’s English-language finance program has been ranked in the Financial Times’ Top 70 Masters in Finance global ranking. In this prestigious list, Corvinus University of Budapest's master's program secured 15th place in terms of value for money and 69th overall.

Even though the final exams are still to come, the graduation ceremony is approaching, so we would like to inform you about some important details of the event.

On June 12th, Corvinus hosted one of the largest alumni reunions in its history, where graduates from the past 56 years gathered once again. This year, for the first time, the University presented the Alumni of the Year Award in two categories.

The award was presented by Anikó Raisz, State Secretary, and Gyula Bándi, Deputy Commissioner for Fundamental Rights, who is responsible for protecting the interests of future generations.

A new Hungarian-language volume titled Higher Education Management Handbook, recently published under the editorial leadership of Corvinus University of Budapest, offers a comprehensive look into the inner workings of universities and the higher education sector. The authors set out to map the unique characteristics of university operations and provide practical guidance to decision-makers wherever possible.

The event gave a further boost to the networking processes that started last year and strengthened cooperation at national level.

The scholarship program is financed by the Colombian Institute for Technical Studies Abroad (ICETEX).

The launch of the book titled The Economics of Regional Integration was held on the 30th of April, at the Corvinus University of Budapest. During the course of the two panel discussions of the event, the topic of discussion included the methodology of research and how the book came to be, along with analysis and explanation of case studies provided by the participants. A report by Tamás Varga.

Applications open today at 10:00 – don’t miss out!