On 19 September, the fifth cohort of the International Project Manager Postgraduate Programme will begin at Corvinus University of Budapest, organised in cooperation with the Hungarian Chapter of the Project Management Institute (PMI), drawing participants from a wide range of industries.

Budapest, Hungary, September 2025 – The Sustainable Finance Research Centre (SFRC) at Corvinus University of Budapest is proud to announce its role in the newly launched BioSolar project, co-funded by BIODIVERSA+ and Hungarian National Research, Development and Innovation Office. BioSolar explores how solar energy infrastructure can be transformed into nature-positive solutions that restore ecosystems while delivering clean energy.

Physical activity is not only part of physical and mental well-being, but also a great community experience – and Corvinus offers many opportunities to stay active during your university years.

A comprehensive new professional reference book on real estate development, The Encyclopaedia of Real Estate Development, was presented on 16 September at Corvinus University of Budapest.

Final-year secondary school students and recent graduates are invited to apply, with the best participants receiving support to launch their own business.

How does an originally rather expensive kayaking and canoeing city tour in Copenhagen turn into a free experience if participants agree to collect floating litter from the water along the way? What do visitors, locals, and the environment gain from this? We spoke with Balázs Kovács, leading Hungarian expert on the “new tourism” approach — an increasingly emphasized subject in Corvinus University’s Tourism Development Manager/Economist program, where he also teaches as a visiting lecturer — about the potential of this innovative perspective.

Water is the foundation of life, yet challenges such as extreme rainfall patterns caused by climate change, droughts, water pollution, and overuse pose serious issues both in Hungary and Globally.

“The University encourages open dialogue between students and teachers about both the potential issues and the proper use of this technology.”

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The latest issue of the journal summarizes the research presented at the Tokaj-Hegyalja Tourism Conference.

At Corvinus University you can apply for several types of scholarships – based on your academic results, social situation, community involvement, student organisation activities or research. Here are the most important things to know.

Corvinus is launching an international sustainability knowledge test  from the 2025/2026 academic year. The new tool not only enhances students’ sustainability knowledge but also helps our university strengthen its leadership role in sustainability and supports our accreditation objectives. 

Would you like to gain international experience, but don’t want to spend a whole semester abroad? Are you a Stipendium Hungaricum student? Then Pannonia’s short-term mobility programme is just for you, apply now!

Renovation work in the Main Building is taking longer than expected due to delays with the construction team. As a result, some projects will still be ongoing at the start of the new semester. Here’s what you can expect in the coming weeks:

The 63. Economists' Conference was held in Veszprém on September 4-5, 2025, at which several Corvinus lecturers were invited to speak.

Corvinus University was well represented with several speakers at one of Hungary’s leading artificial intelligence conferences, the AI Summit Budapest, held on 8–9 September. Contributions ranged from the rectors’ roundtable and panels on higher education to presentations highlighting business and leadership perspectives.

People are more likely to adopt a meat-free day for health reasons than environmental or animal welfare concerns, finds new research from Corvinus University of Budapest.

Step into autumn and join us on 14 October between 9:30 and 15:30 in front of Building C. Gather everything you need for a cosy autumn evening at home.

More than 250 former students have already registered for our Jubilee Diploma Award Ceremony on October 11.

Welcome Week took place between September 1–5! A week focused on enrolment, meeting new people, unforgettable experiences, and discovering university life.

In total, over 120 first-year students registered for the DSG Placement Test, with 105 students successfully completing it. Very impressive participation numbers! The test serves as the basis for course placement within the DSG program.

On September 8, the Hungarian Green Building Council (HuGBC) launched the Hungarian program of International Green Building Week at Corvinus University's Gellért Campus. Interested parties were given a tour of the most sustainable building in Hungarian higher education.