The development of the first-year seminar, set to launch in the fall of 2026, has reached another important stage.

The new partnership reinforces the university’s commitment to responsible, socially relevant research.

At the end of April 2026, the European Commission's Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) sent the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence plaque to Professor Ákos Kengyel, recognizing outstanding teaching and research activities in the field of European integration studies.

CUBE (Corvinus Undergraduate Business Experience) 2026 brought together 15 university teams from across the globe. Competitors arrived in Budapest from the United States, Australia, Asia and Europe for a week of competition, collaboration and international networking.

At last week’s meeting of the Board of Trustees of the foundation maintaining the university, board members confirmed that Corvinus’ operations and the implementation of its development plans are secured for this year. They also discussed the concept of the Corvinus Educational Excellence framework and the university’s application to host the 2030 CEMS Graduation Ceremony. In relation to the university’s dividend income for this year, Richter also held its annual general meeting last week, following MOL’s earlier decision.

From effective happiness strategies to agile marketing, a total of 11 research projects worth more than HUF 1 billion (cca. 2.8 million EUR) have been launched at Corvinus University of Budapest this year and in 2025 with support from the National Research, Development and Innovation Office’s National Research Excellence Programme (NKKP).

In May, our "Sustainability Theme of the Month" project will explore the connections between environmental challenges and social responsibility.

István Benczes, Professor and Head of the Doctoral School of International Relations and Political Science at Corvinus University of Budapest, has been awarded the Academic Prize of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

Once again, the usual four universities were represented at the now traditional competition.

In April 2026, tourism students participated in a four-day international study visit in Maribor and Ljubljana in frame of the CEEPUS program, where they expanded their knowledge and further developed their collaboration skills in an international environment.

Students and faculty of the Entrepreneurship specialisation in Business and Management participated in a field trip to the Zwack Unicum factory and visitor centre as part of the Family Business course.

The institute’s professor and former deputy head has held several international academic and professional positions throughout their career, and has strong international integration.

At this year’s award ceremony of Columbia University in New York, Ábel Ravasz received one of the institution’s most prestigious honors. Before pursuing his studies at Columbia, Ravasz was also a student at Corvinus University of Budapest. The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Outstanding Recent Alumni Award is presented annually to a former student who has demonstrated outstanding professional achievements alongside a significant societal impact.

Congratulations to our appointed colleagues, whose professional profiles can be read in the article below.

A recent Hungarian study, conducted with the involvement of Corvinus University of Budapest, finds that higher-paying firms do more to detect chronic illnesses and support employees’ mental health than less productive companies.

Under the theme Resistance, Rebellion, and Reinvention, the conference expanded beyond the conventional academic format with nearly 150 participants in total.

István Benczes, Professor and Head of the Doctoral School of International Relations and Political Science at Corvinus University of Budapest, has been awarded the Academic Prize of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences

The joint professional event of Corvinus University and Portfolio explores what business leaders can learn from the evolving economics and data revolution of modern football.

Students from Corvinus University of Budapest took part for the first time in one of the world’s largest university sporting events, achieving a notable result on their debut.

The first lecture in the Gellért Campus “Gellért Green Talks” series was delivered by Herbert Pratter, co‑founder of the Begin consultancy and co-leader of the Sustainability Working Group at IAB Austria.

On 17 April 2026, the national final of the 13th JÉG Secondary School Competition was held at Corvinus University of Budapest.

Entrepreneurs in the silver economy, meaning those over 50, bring decades of experience and extensive networks that form a valuable yet often underestimated source of growth and competitiveness. A recent study involving Corvinus University of Budapest highlights that this potential could be better leveraged through targeted measures.

The Corvinus men’s volleyball team will have another chance to prove themselves next week at the MEFOB Festival, where they’ll take the court among the top four teams in the Botos Ferenc Men’s MEFOB Final.

Since then, the team has been steadily improving and receiving an increasing number of invitations to perform at various sporting events and student organization gatherings.