From September, every week we will introduce an excellent Corvinus researcher who has recently been rewarded for their work. This time you can get to know Péter Csóka, professor of the Department of Corporate Finance better. Among other things, he researches how to model money market situations with game theory methods.

You may apply for a Buddy position for the autumn semester until 11 September.

The Itinerant Conference of Economists is the largest annual conference of the Hungarian economist profession. The Hungarian Economic Association will hold the conference on 22-23 September 2022 in Szeged.

More than 1800 university students, doctoral students and more than 700 young researchers received grants for their research from the non-refundable EFOP (Human Resource Development Operational Programme) funds of HUF 1,807 billion co-financed by the European Union, Hungary and the European Social Fund.

First- and second-year students of the business and management, business informatics and international business programmes can use Corvinus' new career development support system.

Katalin Novák, President of Hungary – who is also a corvinus alumna – was the guest of honour.

The Fall Semester Study Period Information for non-freshman students is available.

The behaviour of successful and unsuccessful teams in escape rooms started to differ from each other already after ten minutes, and the minimum level of tense communication may be advantageous for the collective solution of a problem – said a study published recently in the Nature family of journals.

The article co-authored by Zsombor Szádóczki, Sándor Bozóki and Patrik Juhász was published in the Annals of Operations Research.

The article co-authored by Andrea Sólyom was published in the Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research.

The article authored by Bence Kováts was published in the Housing Studies.

The publication co-authored by Gábor Harangozó was published in the Sustainable Cities and Society.

The publication co-authored by Xinxin Xu was published in the Frontiers in Psychology.

Corvinus Discounts were introduced in April 2022 by the University and the Student Union. A soaring success, as thousands of students are already using the feature.

The Corvinus University of Budapest was granted a non-repayable support of HUF 1.491 billion for practice-oriented and digital developments from the financial framework of the Recovery and Resilience Facility of the European Union.

The article co-authored by Fanni Rencz and Valentin Brodszky was published in the Health and Quality of Life Outcomes.

The article authored by Krisztina Szabó was published in the Journal of Development Studies.

The article co-authored by Valentin Brodszky, Alex Bató, Zsuzsanna Beretzky and Fanni Rencz was published in the European Journal of Health Economics.

The article co-authored by Balázs Sziklai, Péter Bíró and László Csató was published in the Computers & Operations Research.

The article co-authored by Fanni Rencz was published in the Quality of Life Research.

The article co-authored by Rebeka O. Szabó was published in the Scientific Reports.