The Turkish Academy of Sciences (TÜBA) and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) are launching a Fellowship Program as part of the Hungarian-Turkish Year of Science and Innovation.

Corvinus University has joined the international research network of the European Manufacturing Survey

The project aims to support regional governments in aligning local development initiatives with sustainable finance regulations, an increasingly critical component of policymaking that promotes the natural environment, and biodiversity protection and restoration. 

Bruno van Pottelsberghe gave an interview to the respected American newspaper’s magazine Business Focus in their special issue about Hungary.

The adventurous journey of a young, bright economics student to Cambridge — from regular mentoring sessions with Vilmos Csányi to an admission interview with a mysterious English gentleman. We spoke with Dávid-Barrett Tamás, an evolutionary behavioral researcher teaching at Oxford, who studied at Corvinus in the early ’90s before continuing at Cambridge on a scholarship. Specializing in macroeconomics, Dávid-Barrett later founded an international analyst-consulting firm. In the early 2000s, his team monitored changes in 35 countries and advised several developing nations’ governments. In 2005, his team was the first in the world to predict the approaching global financial crisis — though no one believed them then. Later, Dávid-Barrett shifted his focus more toward evolutionary behavioral research. He returned to his alma mater on the occasion of the Hungarian release of his book Gendered Species – A Natural History of Patriarchy.

The nomination period runs from June 2 to June 6. Voting will take place between June 9 and 13.

Six faculty members at the Department of Public Policy at Corvinus University actively participated in the 33rd NISPAcee Annual Conference held in Bratislava in 22-24 May, presenting impactful research and engaging in academic discussions.

In May, students from the German-language Management Training Programs (DSG) at Corvinus University had the honour of spending four wonderful days in Austria on a study trip, made possible by the generous support of the Austrian-Hungarian Action Foundation.

The Municipality of Budapest is once again launching the Budapest Scholarship Program this year.

The application period for all three scholarships is the same: 02.06.2025 10:00 AM – 06.06.2025 12:00 PM

On May 29 and 30, the two international advisory boards of Corvinus University of Budapest will hold their annual in-person meetings. Their task is to support the university’s path to becoming a global leader in higher education, a mandate initiated by Corvinus’s rector, appointed last year.

As the Head of Marketing of one of the country’s top football clubs, Bálint Timár’s days are filled with professional challenges. Despite his young age, he has built his career with remarkable awareness, and he also considers it important to support current Corvinus students with the professional experience he has gained so far to help them start their own careers.

On May 20, 2025, business development master’s students joined an all-day event by the Institute of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, featuring project management, start-ups, and a visit to the Unicum House.

The final pitch event of the joint idea competition of Corvinus University of Budapest and Budapest University of Technology and Economics was successfully held on 21 May with the participation of 14 teams and more than 70 students.

The spring semester product development project of the Budapest Chamber of Commerce and Industry's university partnership programme, in which students of economics at the Corvinus University and engineering students at the BME worked together on a real innovation challenge, has been successfully concluded.

MEFOB results were announced on 25 May in Tiszaújváros, probably the most popular and traditional of all triathlon events in Hungary.

The supplementary application deadline for the Pannónia and CEEPUS programmes is Wednesday, June 11, 2025, at 3:00 PM.

Agricultural enterprises led by women optimise resources better and operate with greater eco-efficiency, producing their goods with less environmental impact, according to a recent Hungarian-Slovenian study led by Corvinus University of Budapest.

The initiative of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences supports researchers who pursue their scientific careers while balancing family responsibilities.

Dignity and well-being for the elderly – this is the core principle behind a package of recommendations developed by a research group led by Corvinus University, in collaboration with civil society, aimed at preparing the city of Székesfehérvár for the realities of an aging population. The recommendations are based on comprehensive surveys among local residents. We spoke with the researchers about the findings.

Clarivate is offering a one-month trial of its Web of Science Research Assistant application.

As a prelude to the Corvinus Research Excellence Day, Tamás Dávid-Barrett, an evolutionary behavioral researcher teaching at Trinity College, University of Oxford, was the guest of the Corvinus Library on the evening of May 21, 2025. The researcher returned to his alma mater on the occasion of the Hungarian-language publication of his book, and he was interviewed by Associate Professor Dr. Adél Pásztor.

The National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NRDI Office) has published a call for proposals to promote Hungarian–Korean applied R&D cooperation.

The XXVI. The National Case Study Competition took place from April 26 to 28, with three Corvinus teams participating in the finals.