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million EUR research project portfolio

international and domestic grant applications annually

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Corvinus University of Budapest

Online learning empowers disadvantaged Roma students

Personalised online practice can help disadvantaged Roma students fill gaps in foundational knowledge, supporting successful independent learning as well as peer-to-peer learning situations, according to a study led by Corvinus University of Budapest.

Conferences / Research Events

Corvinus University of Budapest

Future Has a Future 2026 SUMMIT

The full-day “Future Has a Future 2026 SUMMIT” business conference features a Corvinus University futurologist, András Márton. The event is organized by TTKA and PWA, with main support from Borealis Consulting and Metropolitan University.

Corvinus University of Budapest supports strengthening the widening approach in future European R&I Framework Programmes to ensure equal opportunities and better inclusion of researchers from all parts of Europe. 

International projects

Ongoing International projects

CITADELS – Cultivating Industry 5.0 Talents: academia-industry collaboration and empowerment through accessible Deep technologies
2025-2029, Grant amount: 371 425 €, https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101217281

TRANSFER – Evaluation and Research-Policy-Practice Transfer to Promote Equity and Inclusion
2026-2029, Támogatás összege: 258 375 €

Hort2thefuture – Horticultural innovations in soil-friendly practices to ensure a sustainable future
2024-2028, Grant amount: 167 500 €, https://hort2thefuture.eu/

LearnData – Centre for Collective Learning
2023-2027, Grant amount: 2 493 750 €, https://centerforcollectivelearning.org/

MAPS – Models, Assessment, and Policies for Sustainability
2024-2027, Grant amount: 320 375 €, https://mapsresearch.eu/

ProTest – Protest as a Democracy Test: Protest Culture under Transformation and as a Transformative Power
2025-2027, Grant amount: 260 012 €, https://www.uni-corvinus.hu/main-page/about-the-university/departments/department-of-sociology/research-projects/protest-as-a-democracy-test-protest-culture-under-transformation-and-as-a-transformative-power/?lang=en

RM Framework – Creating a European Framework for Research Management Training and Networking
2025-2027, Grant amount: 134 063 €, https://rm-framework.eu/

LOESS – Literacy boost through an Operational Educational Ecosystem of Societal actors on Soil health
2023-2026, Grant amount: 139 750 €, https://loess-project.eu/

ROBUST – Crisis Governance in Turbulent Times – Mindset, Evidence, Strategies
2022-2026, Grant amount: 57 816 €, https://robust-crisis-governance.eu/

WISER – Well-being in a Sustainable Economy Revisited
2023-2026, Grant amount: 26 890 €, https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101094546

COST Actions Participation
2023-2026, Grant amount: 142 672 €, https://www.uni-corvinus.hu/cost-action-reszvetel-az-nkfih-tamogatasaval-2/?lang=en

AccelerateEEE – ACCELERATE Entrepreneurship Education in Europe
https://www.accelerateentrepreneurs.com/

NEWORLD@A – Negotiating World Research Data: A science diplomacy study
2022-2026, Támogatás összege: 93 563 €, https://neworldata.org/

TRADE4SD – Fostering the positive linkages between trade and sustainable development
https://www.trade4sd.eu/

SAPIENS – Sustainability And Procurement in International, European, and National Systems
https://sapiensnetwork.eu/

MEDIATIZED EU – Mediatized Discourses on Europeanization and Their Representations in Public Perceptions
https://mediatized.eu/

FooDization – Digital transformation: exploring the role of digital data for food new product development 2021-2023, Grant amount: 151 850 €, https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101030185

AMASS – Acting on the Margins: Arts as Social Sculpture 2020-2023, Grant amount: 449 625 €, https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/870621

POPREBEL – Populist rebellion against modernity in 21st-century Eastern Europe: neo-traditionalism and neo-feudalism 2019-2022, Grant amount: 408 501,25 €, https://populism-europe.com/poprebel/

FATIGUE – Delayed Transformational Fatigue in Central and Eastern Europe 2018-2021, Grant amount: 671 740,56 €, https://www.ucl.ac.uk/ssees/research/funded-research-projects/fatigue

HealthPros – Healthcare Performance Intelligence Professionals 2018-2021, Grant amount: 447 827,04 €, https://www.healthpros-h2020.eu/

RiConfigure – Reconfiguring Research and Innovation Constellations 2018-2021, Grant amount: 132 500 €, https://www.healthpros-h2020.eu/

PECUNIA – ProgrammE in Costing, resource use measurement and outcome valuation for Use in multi-sectoral National and International health economic evaluAtions 2018-2020, Grant amount: 89 271,25 €, https://www.pecunia-project.eu/

Co-VAL – Understanding value co-creation in public services for transforming European public administrations 2017-2020, Grant amount: 177 500 €, http://www.co-val.eu/

EnRRICH – Enhancing Responsible Research and Innovation through Curricula in Higher Education 2015-2018, Grant amount: 55 000 €, https://www.livingknowledge.org/projects/enrrich/

  • Biodiversa+ – Biosolar: Solar farms: an opportunity to recover biodiversity in farmlands
    2025-2028, Grant amount: 249 824 €, BioSolar – Biodiversa +
  • DUT: COLINE – Complex Links of Neighbourhoods
    2025-2027, Grant amount: 99 600 €, COLINE | dut

ENLARGE – European Network on Learning, Assessing, and Researching Governance in Enlargement
2025-2028, Grant amount: 38 165 €,  European Network on Learning, Assessing, and Researching Governance in Enlargement (ENLARGE)

CatalySD: Catalysing Science Diplomacy: New Career Perspectives, Curricula and International Partnerships
https://www.uni-corvinus.hu/main-page/research/catalysd/  

BIPER – Business Informatics Programme Reengineering 2021-2023, Grant amount: 223 416 €, https://www.uni-corvinus.hu/ind/biper-project/?lang=en

STAMP-Online – Smart Teaching in Accounting – Meeting Place Online 2021-2023, Grant amount: 24 693,09 €, STAMP Online (Smart Teaching in Accounting – Meeting Place Online) — ISCAP | P.PORTO

EUCON – The EU and the EEU: Between Conflict and Competition, Convergence and Cooperation 2020-2023, Grant amount: 46 831,76 €, EUCON – Jean Monnet Network

CIRCLET – Curriculum innovation through Research with Communities: Learning Circles of Educators and Technology 2019-2022, Grant amount: 48 120 €, CIRCLET – Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem

foRMAtion – Innovative and smart module FOr potential Research Managers and Administrators in higher educaTION 2019-2022, Grant amount: 42 066 €, foRMAtion

PAQUAILTY – Public Administration Education Quality Enhancement 2018-2021, Grant amount: 28 188 €, https://www.nispa.org/paquality

DIPCAT – Designing Innovative Pedagogy for Complex Accountancy Topics 2018-2021, Grant amount: 28 181 €, DIPCAT – Designing Innovative Pedagogy for Complex Accountancy Topics

iFEMPOWER – Interactive and mentorship based FEMale emPOWERment in the field of entrepreneurship 2018-2021, Grant amount: 42 065 €, Home – IFEMPOWER

SUNSpaCe – SUstainable developmeNt Smart Agriculture Capacity 2019-2021, Grant amount: 105 715 €, SUNSpACe – SUstainable developmeNt Smart Agriculture Capacity

RE-ACT – Self-reflection tools for smart universities acting regionally 2020-2021, Grant amount: 60 993,63 €, React – Home

  • Supporting Entrepreneurial Skills of Ukrainian Women Placed in Visegrad Countries  

Closed International projects

AccelerateEEE – ACCELERATE Entrepreneurship Education in Europe
2022-2024, Támogatás összege: 302 576 €, https://www.accelerateentrepreneurs.com/

  • TRADE4SD – Fostering the positive linkages between trade and sustainable development  
    2021-2025, Támogatás összege: 643 067 €, https://www.trade4sd.eu/
  • MEDIATIZED EU – Mediatized Discourses on Europeanization and Their Representations in Public Perceptions  
    2021-2024, Támogatás összege: 383 172 €, https://mediatized.eu/
  • SAPIENS – Sustainability And Procurement in International, European, and National Systems
    2021-2025, Támogatás összege: 232 715 €, https://sapiensnetwork.eu/
  • FooDization  – Digital transformation: exploring the role of digital data for food new product development
    2021-2023, Támogatás összege: 151 850 €, https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101030185
  • AMASS  –  Acting on the Margins: Arts as Social Sculpture  
    2020-2023, Támogatás összege: 449 625 €, https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/870621
  • POPREBEL – Populist rebellion against modernity in 21st-century Eastern Europe: neo-traditionalism and neo-feudalism
    2019-2022, Támogatás összege: 408 501,25 €, https://populism-europe.com/poprebel/
  • FATIGUE – Delayed Transformational Fatigue in Central and Eastern Europe
    2018-2021, Támogatás öszege: 671 740,56 €, https://www.ucl.ac.uk/ssees/research/funded-research-projects/fatigue
  • HealthPros  – Healthcare Performance Intelligence Professionals
    2018-2021, Támogatás összege: 447 827,04 €, https://www.healthpros-h2020.eu/
  • RiConfigure – Reconfiguring Research and Innovation Constellations 
    2018-2021, Támogatás összege: 132 500 €, https://www.healthpros-h2020.eu/
  • PECUNIA –  ProgrammE in Costing, resource use measurement and outcome valuation for Use in multi-sectoral National and International health economic evaluAtions
    2018-2020, Támogatás összege: 89 271,25 €,  https://www.pecunia-project.eu/
  • Co-VAL – Understanding value co-creation in public services for transforming European public administrations
    2017-2020, Támogatás összege: 177 500 €, http://www.co-val.eu/
  • EnRRICH – Enhancing Responsible Research and Innovation through Curricula in Higher Education
    2015-2018,  Támogatás összege: 55 000 €, https://www.livingknowledge.org/projects/enrrich/

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  • INternational EUropean REGional Forum Bratislava – Interreg VI-A Magyarország – Szlovákia Program részeként megvalósítandó Kisprojekt Alap (KPA)
    2023, Támogatás összege: 2 500 €, INEUREG – interreg
  •  Interreg Danube – PV EoL – Circular economy in the field of Photovoltaic Panels and environmental requirements
    2024, Támogatás összege: 2 500 €, PV EoL | Homepage

  • FAO – Study of the Consequences of the Current Food, Energy and Finance Crisis on Food Security in Vulnerable Countries of Europe and Central Asia Region
    2023-2024, Támogatás összege: 70 896 €, Consultation workshop: Responding to the crisis in food, energy and financial systems
  • Worldbank – Defining a 2030 Water Resources Group Engagement in Kazakhstan
    2023-2024, Támogatás összege: 65 300 $,https://www.2030wrg.org/
  • The Royal Society – Mortality modelling and forecasting using machine learning methods
    (2024-2025, Támogatás összege: 5 107 €)
  • Hubert Curien Balaton – Teaching Methodological Tools for Raising Awareness of Sustainability from an Educator’s Perspective
    2024-2025, Támogatás összege: 2 500 €

Domesticp projects

  • Measuring the Readiness of Construction Companies for Technological Adaptation Using Artificial Intelligence 2024-2027, Grant amount: 40 983 000 HUF 
  • Life Within +2 Degrees Celsius: Inclusive Solutions for Sustainable Consumption 2024-2027, Grant amount: 47 487 000 HUF 

  • What Does the Future Hold for AI? – The Impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the Dynamics of Land Use in Tourism 2024-2027, Grant amount: 47 593 000 HUF 

  • Digital Humanism: The Human-Centered Use of Artificial Intelligence in Services 2024-2027, Grant amount: 41 805 000 HUF 

  • Games and Decisions: Classic and Non-Classic 2024-2027, Grant amount: 36 000 000 HUF 

  • Intergroup Reconciliation in the Context of Historical Traumas: Social-Psychological Interventions 2024-2027, Grant amount: 16 068 000 HUF 

  • New Drugs – New Trends – New Challenges: A European School Survey on Alcohol and Other Drug Use Over a 30-Year Period – ESPAD Wave 8 2024-2026, Grant amount: 34 864 000 HUF 

  • Financial Liquidity and Sustainability 2021-2026, Grant amount: 44 919 000 HUF 

  • The Spatial Rebound Effect and Sustainable Well-Being 2022-2026, Grant amount: 29 968 000 HUF 

  • Integrated development of building stock and electricity models for residential buildings and analysis of decarbonization scenarios 2022-2026, Grant amount: 12 000 000 HUF 

  • A Dynamic Model of the Relationship Between Optimized Consumer Decisions and Corporate Performance in a Changing Omnichannel Environment 2024-2026, Grant amount: 35 268 000 HUF 

  • How can household energy consumption in Hungary be made climate-neutral without carbon pricing? 2022-2026, Grant amount: 47 912 000 HUF 

  • Sustainable Public Procurement 2021-2026, Grant amount: 15 129 000 HUF 

  • The Competitiveness of Hungarian Companies and Employee Well-Being: The Role of Relationships Between Management and Companies 2022-2026, Grant amount: 47 599 000 HUF 

  • Agricultural Climate Change Adaptation and Circular Economic Behavior 2022-2026, Grant amount: 36 886 000 HUF 

  • The Sociology of AI Expectations: Visions of the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Society and the Labor Market 2022-2026, Grant amount: 24 694 000 HUF 

  • Competition, Cooperation, and Co-opetition in the Development of the Hydrogen Supply Network 2024-2027, Grant amount: 43 482 000 HUF 
  • The Influence of International Law on the Development and Application of People’s Court Law 2024-2027, Grant amount: 30 692 000 HUF 

  • The Building Blocks of the Digital Economy 2024-2027, Grant amount: 28 002 000 HUF 

  • An Endless World, an Endless Challenge? Consumer Concerns Arising from the Expansion of Online Opportunities and the Role of Consumer Protection in Tourism 2024-2026, Grant amount: 29 710 000 HUF
  • New Approaches in the Research on Integer-Point Algorithms 2022-2026, Grant amount: 21 123 000 HUF 
  • Networks of Economic Interdependence: Companies, Products, and Locations 2026-2030, Grant amount: 98 971 000 HUF
  •  Integrating Sharing-Based Micromobility Services into Urban Transportation 2026-2029, Grant amount: 93 655 000 HUF

  • The Trap of Social Washing – Exposing Misleading ESG Practices Using NLP and Data-Driven Analysis 2026-2029, Grant amount: 98 504 000 HUF 

  • Agile marketing and fluid consumption: connecting the two is a mystery 2026-2029, Grant amount: 99 644 000 HUF 

  • Navigating Strategic Interactions in the Face of Inaccurate Information 2025-2029, Grant amount: 99 289 000 HUF 

  • How Can Subjective Well-Being Be Improved? A Global Megastudy to Explore the Complexity of Happiness Strategies 2025-2027, Grant amount: 100 000 000 HUF
  • Transportation Networks in a Dynamic Urban Structure: A Quantitative Spatial-Economic Approach 2025-2026, Grant amount: 150 000 000 HUF 

  • The Economic Geography of Digital Innovation 2025-2026, Grant amount: 70 000 000 HUF 

  • Measuring and Enhancing the Social Impact of Research and Higher Education 2026-2029, Grant amount: 118 592 000 HUF
  • Competitive Companies in a Time of Dual Transition—Central European Challenges in the Manufacturing Industry 2025-2028, Grant amount: 117 752 000 HUF

  • Nonlinear Analysis and Centers in Metric and Operator Spaces 2025-2028, Grant amount: 42 241 000 HUF 

  • A New Paradigm in AI Transformation and Applications 2025-2026, Grant amount: 369 958 518 HUF 

  • Cooperative Doctoral Program 2022-2026, Grant amount: 133 660 000 HUF 

  • MTA – Aging: A New Challenge for the Economy and Society 2025-2028, Grant amount: 108 000 000 HUF 

Corvinus University conducts leading research across a wide range of disciplines, including Business, Management, Economics and Econometrics, Social Science, Political Science, Global Studies, Communications, Sustainable Development, Data Science, and Business Informatics. 

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Corvinus Competence Map

Discover the Corvinus Research Competence Map – the tool which enables national and international partners to easily search for Corvinus researchers by research area and explore the University’s scientific expertise.
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Rankless.com

Explore Rankless.com, a data visualisation platform developed by researchers from the Center for Collective Learning. See the publication numbers of researchers affiliated with Corvinus University of Budapest on the platform and filter by topic to search for papers and authors.
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Corvinus Journals and Repositories

Corvinus University's library maintains three institutional repositories which provide access to publications by faculty and staff, as well as PhD dissertations and student theses. These repositories support open access to academic research.
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Corvinus Research Excellence Day

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Key Researchers

Corvinus University of Budapest

A Reason to Be Proud: László Zsolnai Becomes a Member of The Club of Rome

The Club of Rome, founded in 1968, is an international association dedicated to reflecting on the future of humanity and our shared responsibility. Its members include scientists, economists, business leaders, senior public officials, and current and former heads of state from across the globe. 

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Dr. Péter Biró, Associate Professor of Corvinus, Receives State Award

The mathematician and economist was awarded the Knight’s Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Hungary, Civil Division, in recognition of his outstanding professional achievements.

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Sándor Kristály

Romania

CIAS Inn: An important place on the map of science.

This time we introduce Sandor Kristály, who came to us from Transylvania, and works on the theory of optimal mass transportation. Within a few years’ time, we may already see the specific results of the process started by the Corvinus to strengthen international cooperation in research, says Sándor Kristály.

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András Fülöp

Hungary

CIAS Research Centre: Focused work takes time.

This time we introduce András Fülöp, who lives in Paris and came back – on a temporary basis – from the ESSEC business school in France to Budapest.
Andras Fülöp heard about the transformation and the reforms going on at the Corvinus, and they made him curious, so he immediately wanted to take a closer look at the direction his former alma mater was taking, he told us.

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Andreas Orland

Germany

CIAS Inn: A new environment is useful because new routines need to be established.

On this occasion we present Andreas Orland, who worked as a researcher at the University of Potsdam and as head of #PLEx (Potsdam Laboratory for Economic Experiments). “It is simply a great opportunity to focus on research for ten months”, says Andreas Orland from the international research centre of the Corvinus Institute for Advanced Studies (CIAS). Andreas Orland learnt about the opportunity from a teacher at Corvinus.

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Mladen Domazet

Croatia

Our researcher from Zagreb: ‘Budapest is an important academic centre’

‘Opening and establishing international relations is definitely useful’, says Mladen Domazet. The director of the Institute for Political Ecology in Zagreb was happy to apply for admission to the Corvinus Institute for Advanced Studies (#CIAS) international research centre. He has known Budapest for long, as he was involved in a number of scientific projects here, too. He was a member of the organising board of the 5th International No-Growth Conference, and that was when his cooperation with Dr. Alexandra Köves, associate professor of the Corvinus started.

Immerse yourself in the exciting scientific world of Corvinus University of Budapest with Corvinus Canvas: Research Spotlights! Click on the videos and explore our research in different fields of science and learn about our top researchers and international projects.

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Corvinus Research Excellence Awards

Research Support Units

Are you a Corvinus colleague? Log in to the intranet to explore the Centre for Grant and Projects site for the latest news and calls for proposals, and visit the Research Management page for a full overview of available research support services. 

Research Management

The aim of the Research Management Office is to support the university’s academic community in producing cutting-edge scientific results that advance cultural, scientific, and technological development, enhance Hungary’s competitiveness, and strengthen Corvinus University’s scientific reputation both nationally and internationally. 

 The Research Management Team supports Corvinus scholars by coordinating various awards and incentives that recognize outstanding research achievements, and by managing an internal funding system that covers the research-related costs of scholars. This includes support for conference participation, workshop organization, publication preparation, access to research databases, and methodological training. The team also supports the work of the Research Ethics Committee and the university’s research centers. 

Centre for Grant and Projects

The Centre for Grant and Projects offers comprehensive, end-to-end support services for domestic and international projects. From proposal development, budgeting and submission to project implementation, contracting, financial management and reporting, our dedicated team ensures smooth coordination and expert assistance across all project phases. We contribute to the university’s internationalisation efforts by building and strengthening relationships with funding agencies, universities, international organisations, and other stakeholders, thereby expanding the university’s collaborative network and enhancing its global impact. 

Center for Grants and Projects / International Grants and Projects

Corvinus Liaison Office 
Represented by Orsolya Lugmayer, the Corvinus Liaison Office plays a vital role in connecting our research community with key stakeholders in Brussels through UnILiON, the informal network of Brussels-based liaison officers. The liaison officer actively fosters collaboration and knowledge-sharing by participating in and organizing events, meetings, and networking activities that bring valuable insights to our researchers. By closely monitoring trends in EU research, development, and innovation policy, the liaison officer ensures that Corvinus remains strategically aligned with the latest European initiatives. Through the promotion of successful examples and best practices, the officer not only informs but also inspires our researchers, helping to build a dynamic, outward-looking, and well-connected research community. 

 

EARMA: European Association of Research Managers and Administrators   

UnILiON: Universities Informal Liaison Offices Network   

Crowdhelix: Collaboration Intelligence 

Centre for Grant and Projects / National Grants and Projects

CIAS

Our thriving community supports interdisciplinary collaboration and impactful research. The Corvinus Institute for Advanced Studies (CIAS) is a cornerstone of research excellence at Corvinus University, fostering international collaboration and interdisciplinary dialogue. CIAS offers fellowship programs to international scholars in different categories, bringing together researchers from diverse fields to drive innovation and elevate the university’s global academic impact. Located in the heart of Budapest – one of Europe’s most livable cities – we offer an inspiring environment for academic excellence and fruitful research collaborations. 

University Library and Archives

Research Support and Scientometric Services 

The Research Support and Scientometric Services assists university research with its diverse services, and supports the entire research process.
The group provides assistance from creating the research data plan to dissemination. You can find detailed information about the services on the Research Assistance page. 

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The Archives of the Corvinus University of Budapest works as a competence centre in the academic organisation of the University: it has been collecting the historical documents of the central offices of the University and its legal predecessors, as well as the documents of its faculties and their organisational units since 1891. 

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