Graz International Summer School

In the framework of the fellowship program 3-6 months can be spent at a Japanese host institution between April 2023 and March 2024.

The Students’ Union held the now-traditional Teacher of the Semester Election on both the Budapest and Székesfehérvár Campuses.

The article co-authored by Lilla Petronella Szabó and Gabriella Szabó was published in the Journal of Language and Politics.

On 24 and 25 of March, we will award the diplomas acquired at the end of the autumn semester.

The Department of Communication and Media Studies organized a national English language competition for university students to write essay-style blog posts. The winning papers answer the question: What do university students who study in Hungary think about the effects of technology and media on our daily lives?

Subscribed library databases are accessible remotely using EduID-technology.

If you want to show why it’s great to study at Corvinus, what international student life is like and what new experiences you have at university as an undergraduate freshman, be our vlogger!

More innovative solutions could make the work of teachers easier and the students more enthusiastic about learning, according to the new Vice Rector for Education.

Global warming is already having major impacts on the world and there is a growing number of populations running from the disastrous effects of climate change!

The article co-authored by Ildikó Husz and Márton Medgyesi (CIAS FAMECON) has been published in Social Indicators Research (Q1, IF:2.614).

Corvinus came third in the world's most prestigious MBA case solving competition, the John Molson MBA International Case Competition in Montreal.

After the online event last year, we were finally able to meet prospective Corvinus students in person.

As of April 1, Corvinus' new digital academy information system, Interfolio, is going live. How can this integrated database help the work of the academic field in the short and long term, and what tasks will the system entail for colleagues – we asked László Csicsmann, Head of the project and Rector's Appointee. 

Cutting down on administrative burdens, transparency and predictability in the academic field – this is what the world's leading digital academic information system called Interfolio offers, which Corvinus will be the first to use in the Central European region.

Professor Whybark had seminal and pioneering contributions to several areas of operations and supply chain management, played an important role in the lives of several professional organizations, nurtured, shaped, and helped the career of many of us. He peacefully passed away on December 23, 2021.

Thanks to the Erasmus+ program, thousands of higher education students, lecturers and administrative colleagues can take part each year in international trainings, funded by the European Union.