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From Vác to Diósd, from Szentendre to Gödöllő, eight urban centres are taking shape around Budapest, while urbanisation in the south-eastern part of the metropolitan area is lagging behind, according to a study by Corvinus University of Budapest. The researchers argue that motorway access plays a far more important role in the formation of centres than rail connections.

Apply between 20 and 27 January 2026.

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On 27 February, starting at 3:30 p.m., we are organising an ALUMNI reunion combined with a book launch for graduates of the Cultural Tourism Manager/Economist and Tourism Development Manager/Economist postgraduate specialisation programmes.

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

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 Artificial Intelligence, Business Sustainability and Corporate Governance (AIBSCG) Center will prepare today’s and tomorrow’s leaders for responsible, innovative and sustainable decision-making at Corvinus. The centre is being established by Zabihollah Rezaee, a researcher at the University of Memphis, with funding from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (HAS).

The new MOHU machine is located on the ground floor of Building E, near the Fresh Corner café, in room 35.1.

Are you curious about what happens behind the scenes in sport? Would you like to understand how clubs, federations and sports organisations work from a business and economic perspective? At Corvinus, you can explore all of this in depth.

People facing worsening financial difficulties, older adults, women, parents of young children and those in leadership positions were more likely to increase their consumption during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a newly published Hungarian study.

Boasting a roster of laureates that includes seven future Nobel Prize winners, to honor the student-run John von Neumann and Herbert Simon Awards Rajk alumni and experts assembled to examine how these celebrated theories hold up against modern disruptions, from the mechanics of AI to the rewiring of globalization.

In 2025, LinkedIn’s popularity continued to grow within the business community, and among senior executives the publication of relevant professional content and online community building on LinkedIn have become increasingly important. The 2025 list features four Corvinus alumni.

On Wednesday, 14 January, from 16:30 to approximately 22:00, you won’t be able to register for or deregister from exams in Neptun.

Shape your future and gain real-world experience with the support of banking leaders.

Crescendo Corvinus, our university choir, achieved a gold rating at the highest level of the Hungarian choir rating system, the Zoltán Kodály X Hungarian Choir Competition.

In November, the leadership of Corvinus University of Budapest decided, in line with domestic and international trends, to restructure the university’s language-teaching provision.

Who still remembers the Accounting students’ anthem? If it’s only a distant memory by now, this is the perfect opportunity to relive it with your former classmates!

Corvinus will offer 280 more tuition-free places for the next academic year, bringing the total to 2,575 for Hungarian students. This puts the university third on the list ranking Hungarian higher education institutions by how much they increased their admission quotas compared to last year.

With a monthly readership of 62 million, the Times of India featured Corvinus in a December article in which Rector Bruno van Pottelsberghe was also quoted.

In a recent blog post, EFMD Global asked the leaders of 18 business and economics higher education institutions – including the Rector of Corvinus – what business schools should focus on in 2026.

One of the key international forums for academic and policy debate is approaching – bringing together those interested in the spatial dimensions of innovation, knowledge flows, and regional development.

Even the biggest setbacks can lead to global success—as shown by the creation of the learning-support app Voovoo— or a pharmaceutical research company employing 80 people today can grow out of a cramped research room, as demonstrated by the Turbine team. The short stories of how these two startups were founded and developed are now available online in Márton Szirmai’s video series about Hungarian inventors and startups.

How do interpersonal networks shape the economic and technological development of cities and regions? Balázs Lengyel, a researcher at Corvinus University of Budapest and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Economics of HUN-REN CERS, is seeking answers to this question with newly awarded funding under the Momentum (Lendület) Programme.