According to Balázs Beke, winner of the Carpathian Basin Study Competition, Corvinus offers an inspiring university environment that encourages students to go beyond expectations.

Financial problems, followed by health problems and loneliness are the three most common problems older people in Székesfehérvár are worried about – a joint survey research conducted in Székesfehérvár by the Corvinus University of Budapest and the Civil Centrum Foundation revealed, the results of which were presented in mid-June.

First-hand experience from a lecturer and researcher on why to apply for the event that will be held to promote science. An interview with Gyula Márton Szabó.

Laurence Daures-Lescourret, a renowned researcher teaching at the Parisian ESSEC Business School, held her public lecture on 15th May upon an invitation by the Institute of Finance and the Institute of Economics.

Do you want to be part of one of the most important events at the University and earn some money at the same time? Sign up to be a graduation helper!

The Acting Rector of Corvinus will be Prof. Dr. Lajos Szabó until the successful conclusion of the international competition.

The 10th MathSport International conference was held at the Corvinus University of Budapest between 26–28 June 2023

A team of researchers examining the social impact of artificial intelligence presented their findings at the Research Week.

A Corvinus study covering 25 countries found that there is less poverty in old age where people do not only rely on pensions

The Corvinus Green project was introduced by Chancellor Ákos Domahidi at the 9th International Workshop of UI GreenMetric that was held at the University of Minho, Portugal between 15-17 June.

The Corvinus University 3x3 men's basketball team wishes to make a mark at this year's European University Games in Debrecen, between 15-19 July.

The Navigator programme is unique among Hungarian universities and supports students' life and career planning through a unique and interactive interface. 

One of the speakers at the closing event of the Research Week was Ákos Varga, who said that artificial intelligence should be seen as a tool.

Full professor at the Open Universiteit of the Netherlands, Dean of the Faculty of Management Sciences, editor of a Q1 journal, and a muti-sided researcher. Professor Bart Frijns visited our university on the 5th of May and gave a lecture on his latest research that investigates the connections between cultural diversity within boards and corporate ownership structure.

Zombor Berezvai, assistant professor at the Department of Marketing Management at Corvinus, the initiator of the project, wrote a summary about the last sustainability topic of the spring semester, the sustainable food industry.

Buildings E and C will close in the first two weeks of August, and the Library will also change its opening hours from July.

Applications for the Public Affairs and Student Association Scholarships will be soon available in Neptune for July based on June activity.