How can change begin in the sustainability transition? Can individuals do anything at all to make a difference? Three economists with very different worldviews discussed these questions at the second event of the Debates on the Future series on Tuesday at Corvinus University.

On 27 November, we hosted this year's Master’s Open Day, welcoming prospective students for an engaging and informative afternoon.

The Municipality of Budapest and the Budapest Chamber of Architects jointly evaluated architectural works that shape the city’s identity and appearance. The firm behind the design of the Gellért Campus has donated the monetary award associated with the commendation to Bátor Tábor.

Participants read several works together, including Timea Turi’s poem Women’s Bags and a short story by Heinrich Böll. According to bibliotherapist Fruzsina Kocsis, these honest conversations about the texts helped students understand each other — and themselves — more deeply.

In just a few years, the food-saving company Munch — founded by former students from Corvinus — has reached a turnover of several billion forints and continues to grow internationally.

More than 200 competitors from 18 universities entered the competition.

The Kőrösi Csoma Sándor Prizes, the highest state honors in the field of tourism, were presented in a ceremonial setting. These awards are given each year to recognize professionals whose outstanding work significantly contributes to Hungarian tourism.

The one-week programme in Budapest brought together 50 young people from Germany and Hungary, including five students from the Corvinus DSG. Throughout the week, participants worked on proposals related to several current issues, which they presented at the end of the week in the Upper Chamber of the Parliament.

The university will focus on English and German language programs, as well as on teaching Hungarian as a foreign language.

Hello December, hello new MyView! As we get closer to the end of the autumn semester, you’ll soon be able to give feedback on your semester-long courses through MyView.

Please keep this time period in mind when planning your study-related tasks.

On 25–26 November, we successfully held the International Workshop of the “Competences for Future Logistics in V4 Countries” project in Budapest, bringing together students and academic staff from all four Visegrad countries.

The OMÉN-2025 design competition has concluded, where Gábor Bártfai achieved third place.

On 21 November 2025, the ESG Outlook 2025 conference was held at the Gellért Campus of Corvinus University of Budapest, focusing on the sustainability status and prospects of Hungarian agriculture. The key message of the day was that Hungarian agriculture can remain competitive only if ESG considerations are integrated into operations at a strategic level.

The Institute of Global Studies and the University of Ljubljana, School of Economics and Business, organized an international workshop entitled “Electric Vehicles and Globalization Rewired” in the Slovenian capital.

The Corvinus students and lecturers of the Entrepreneurship specialisation visited the office building of the Budapest Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BKIK) for a team building and skills development event, organised by collageues of Department of Enterprise Development and Management.

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Remote work boosts performance when leaders build a culture based on trust, according to a new study from Corvinus University of Budapest.

On 26 November, an alumni meeting was held at the Consulate General of Hungary in Munich for Corvinus graduates living and working in Germany. The event brought together 60 alumni, who – besides informal networking – also attended two exciting sustainability-focused talks delivered by researchers from the university.

A strong field gathered again this year for DLA Piper Hungary’s two case competitions, where a student from Corvinus University of Budapest achieved an outstanding result.

By winning first place in the Graduate Track against more than 1,000 participants, including teams from Ivy League and other elite global universities, the Corvinus ATG Consulting team proved that strategic excellence transcends borders.

It is with deep sorrow that we inform all who knew and loved him that Dr. József Róth, associate professor at the Department of Accounting at Corvinus University and certified auditor, passed away at the age of 79.

On 21 November 2025, the first sitting volleyball MEFOB was held, organized by BGE.