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Between 14 and 17 July, we held our summer graduation ceremonies, welcoming more than 4500 guests and graduates to the Gellért Campus.

The Corvinus Summer University was launched this year as a pilot program under the theme “Sustainable Society in the Age of AI”. Participants came from diverse backgrounds in terms of age, education, and nationality, bringing a wide range of perspectives to the collaborative work. This diversity meaningfully contributed to the results achieved by the end of the week.

Gergő Darnay-Fitt is currently working at the Rome headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, but he previously led the organization's office in Gaza. We spoke with the Corvinus alumnus, who graduated from the International Relations master’s program, about his high-risk fieldwork, his experiences in Gaza, and how he launched his international career.

The second day of the International Sustainable Development Research Society’s annual conference, held at Corvinus University of Budapest, focused on the intersection of sustainability and artificial intelligence. On the third and final day, participants discussed key questions around the role of peace and a regenerative economy in sustainability, concluding with the adoption of the Budapest Declaration.

The doctoral school has been granted accreditation for another five years by the Hungarian Accreditation Committee (MAB). The accreditation report highlights several best practices, from the school’s website and the “Meet the Dean” event to its student mentoring programme.

In today’s video by Telex, one of Hungary’s most visited news platforms, three international students talk about why they chose Budapest, what everyday life looks like for them here, and how they see their future with a Corvinus degree.

The 31st annual conference of the International Sustainable Development Research Society (ISDRS) was held at Corvinus University of Budapest (CUB). On the opening day, 9 July, discussions focused on the factors supporting and hindering sustainability efforts, as well as global energy challenges.

This year’s Forbes list of emerging startups with Hungarian ownership and global market ambitions has been released. Topping the 2025 ranking is SEON, an international startup founded by former Corvinus University alumni.

Using modern digital technologies doesn’t boost company profits in the short term – but it does improve asset efficiency in the global automotive industry. That’s the key finding of a recent international study involving Corvinus University of Budapest.

Thanks to the noble donation of the Corvinus University Trade Union, some members of the Abaújszántó Roma Nationality Self-Government and their families could spend their holidays in the union's holiday home in Kaptalanfüred between 23 and 30 June 2025.

The first successful workshop of an Erasmus+ BIP project recently took place, bringing together 13 partner institutions and 11 associated universities to explore both the challenges and opportunities artificial intelligence (AI) presents in higher education. Corvinus University is actively contributing its perspective, which will be included in the working group’s first white paper.

Corvinus University of Budapest hosted the professional forum to analyse the sustainability challenges of digital transformation.