At the end of October, our university took part in international education fairs in the Turkish metropolis, and together with the Liszt Institute in Istanbul, an alumni meeting was also organized for our former students and for prospective applicants interested in Corvinus programmes.

Corvinus University of Budapest continues to rank among the world’s top universities, once again the only Hungarian institution featured in the 2026 lists of Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), the international higher education rating organisation, evaluating international trade education programmes. Corvinus was included with its Executive MBA programme for practising professionals and its Master’s in International Economy and Business.

On 15 October, the joint mentoring programme of Corvinus University of Budapest and OTP Bank was launched for the fourth time, bringing together sixteen mentor–mentee pairs for the next four months.

The conference held at Corvinus University of Budapest focused on how to ensure a steady influx of young farmers and how to make the transition between older and younger generations in agriculture smoother and more sustainable.

The conference held at Corvinus University of Budapest focused on how to ensure a steady influx of young farmers and how to make the transition between older and younger generations in agriculture smoother and more sustainable.

Corvinus was represented on the jury by Réka Matolay.

The Budapest Court of Appeal has today definitively rejected Zoltán Ádám’s claim and ruled in favour of Corvinus University in the labour lawsuit he had initiated.

The Intercollegiate Swimming Competition was held as part of the fall sports week, at the Tüske Swimming Pool.

The Corvinus Dean of Sustainability was among the six deans worldwide invited to share their insights. The video interview is now available on the PRME website.

Our university community warmly and respectfully congratulates Professor Emerita Dr. Erzsébet Nováky, a leading figure in Hungarian futures studies community and the international recognition of this field of science.

On 16 October, the closing day of Corvinus Sports Week, we celebrated or outstanding athletes of the year.

On 16 October, the closing day of Corvinus Sports Week, we celebrated or outstanding athletes of the year.

Students and lecturers in the Entrepreneurship specialisation took part in a factory tour at GE Vernova and Veresi Paradicsom Ltd.

Today, the Heimann Family Winery is one of the best-known wine brands from Szekszárd, yet the Heimann family’s activities reach far beyond winemaking. They bring together wine and contemporary culture on their family estate through art exhibitions, film screenings, and fashion shows, creating a unique, vibrant community experience.

The rector gave an interview to Mandiner, one of Hungary’s leading conservative online portals and weekly magazines.

The 3rd International Danube Cup Conference was held in Győr, focusing on the challenges of startups and SMEs. Organized by Corvinus University, Széchenyi István University, and BME, the prestigious event featured 13 sessions where experts from the Danube region and beyond presented their research.

The new academic year of the Hungarian Startup University Program (HSUP) begins with continued success as the initiative enters its sixth year.

Last year, a total of six people from Wizz Air applied for the Corvinus Executive Master of Business Administration program. We were curious to learn what motivated this group decision and what a company can gain from enrolling several of its leaders in the Executive MBA program at the same time. Interview with Karina Voinea, Head of Customer at Wizz Air and Nóra Péter, Head of HR at Wizz Air, both recent EMBA participants.

In 2025, four lecturers from Corvinus University of Budapest were awarded the Master Teacher Gold Medal by the National Scientific Students’ Associations Council (OTDT).

Too many regulations, expanding bureaucracy, endless meetings, the constant stream of “big ideas” from experts, and the flood of documents linked to administration – together, these form what Mats Alvesson calls “organisational sludge.”

Corvinus University’s data-driven student growthmap, Navigator, has achieved remarkable success this year not only in Hungary but also on the international stage.

The monthly published Budapest Management Review is one of the most significant journals in the field of business, management, and organizational studies in Hungary, with a history of more than 55 years, ranked in the best, “A” category by the Hungarian Academy of Science, one star on ABS List 2024.

On November 26, we will hold an alumni meeting and two sustainability-themed lectures at the Consulate General of Hungary in Munich for our alumni living and working in Germany, as well as for those interested in Corvinus University and its programs.

The aim of the agreement is to strengthen professional and academic relations in the field of economics.