Research Management Office and Corvinus Institute for Advanced Studies (CIAS) introduce the ‘Friendly Review’ Tandem Program available for Corvinus lecturers, researchers and PhD students in May 2022.

Paul Milgrom, an expert in auction theory and winner of the 2020 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences also participated in the CMID-2024 conference at Corvinus in early July. In his plenary talk, he spoke about the actual challenges of the water supply market, among others. Taking the opportunity of his visit to Hungary we interviewed him on the current challenges of market design and also asked him about what it looks like if a Nobel-winner is working on real-world issues.

On the closing day of the Research Week in June, exciting presentations demonstrated the potential and the limitations of artificial intelligence in research and in science communication. The presentations are now available to watch.

In our series of PhD stories, we introduce successful doctoral students.

A Corvinus alumna’s film that has already won seven awards was presented at the University Film Club.

Ágnes Meleg is a fourth-year student of the Doctoral School of Economics, Business and Informatics at the Corvinus. She is a manager, Master Lecturer, Business Informatics researcher and a mother-to-be.

Dr Eelko Huizingh, author of more than 450 publications, will give an online workshop at Corvinus. The workshop aims to promote the publication of colleagues' research in prestigious international journals.

A cutting-edge research article by Anna Irimiás and Ariel Zoltán Mitev, both Marketing Institute researchers, has been recently published by Journal of Travel Research.

Should tax concessions, consideration in pension or other benefits be offered to families to motivate them to have more children as early as possible? - we heard research summaries on incentives to have children.

Gergely Zámbó, student of Corvinus and his fellow student attending the Budapest University of Technology (BME) invented a deodorant spray bottle refilling machine, and a drug store chain has already made the first unit available to the customers. Refillable deodorant sprays are environment-friendly and cheaper than their predecessors. Interview.

Production and Operations Management Society (POMS) held its International Conference 2022 under the theme of ’Resilient Networks’ in Budapest between June 29-July 1, 2022. The three-day hybrid conference was hosted by Corvinus University providing participants the experience of being in a historical, landmark building with an amazing view of the Danube.

Artificial intelligence is one of the biggest technological advances of recent years and by now it has become a determining part of our everyday lives. In the media, we regularly see utopian images related to AI, but how realistic are they?

A good HR manager always has plans A, B and C for succession to senior management, but to do this, the talent within the company needs to be developed. We talked to Anna Kaposvári, Head of HR at Claas Hungária, about what an Executive MBA degree is worth from an HR perspective and why she recommends the Corvinus Executive MBA (dual degree in partnership with MSM – Maastricht University) programme to the selected employees.

Viktor Dörfler, who teaches in Scotland, is spending four months at the university as a visiting professor at CIAS. We talked to him about his research into the evolution of artificial intelligence and what star chefs and Nobel Prize-winning scientists have in common.

Media and infocommunications experts worldwide are biased towards the benefits of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and look to future generations and the technology itself to solve the serious problems associated with AI, according to a recent Bolyai study at the Ludovika-UPS (University of Public Service), in collaboration with Corvinus University of Budapest and the University of Amsterdam.

Jeffrey Wilson's (The Catholic University of America) lecture in the framework of Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) program.

We are thrilled to share the success of our latest event, where over 40 high school students visited us to experience the unique atmosphere of Corvinus University of Budapest. Throughout the day, they explored our iconic buildings at Fővám Square, including engaging talks by our master lecturer Stanley Ward.

According to Anthony Radev, the key to renewal is the extent to which the community will be able to harness the professional and intellectual potential concentrated on campus. We spoke to the President of the Corvinus University of Budapest following the adoption of the 2024-2027 Institutional Development Plan by the Senate.

Aamir Khan originally came to Europe to study banking, but his experience at Corvinus changed the way he saw the world. Upon returning to India, he began working for the Minister of Education for the State of Maharashtra. His projects include improving menstrual wellness for underprivileged girls and setting up school libraries in government schools. At Corvinus, he learned how to lead, take ownership, and find creative solutions.

A former Corvinus student has been named Service Provider of the Year in Bács-Kiskun County. After his first successes, Tamás Kuti did not get carried away, but developed his business.

The Business Ethics Center celebrated its 30th anniversary, and a birthday conference was held at Corvinus to mark the occasion.

"If we take death seriously, we must also take mourning seriously. It is through grief that we achieve a state of sadness with meaning" - says Balázs M. Mezei, professor of Philosophy at Corvinus, whose essay on the subject was published in a recent Oxford University anthology.

Bagi Alexandra, the President of the Corvinus Doctoral Student Union, shares her journey as a PhD student, reflecting on her motivations, challenges, and the inspiring community that has shaped her academic path.