The collective account item processing is suspended until 21 August.

The international sport event, which took place between 12 and 24 July in Debrecen and Miskolc, has come to an end. This year, Hungary won the most medals, to which the students of Corvinus University of Budapest also contributed.

Early career wins and tournament prestige determine tennis players’ trajectories – in a new study, Corvinus researcher Chiara Zappalà and her team have looked into the issue using network science methods.

The staff of the Corvinus Library participated in a summer team-building programme, taking part in the V. Tisza Lake PET Cup with three canoes to fight plastic pollution.

The event organised for the first time, by the Centre for Collective Learning, led by Professor César A. Hidalgo.

As of 1 August, Lajos György Szabó will take over the duties of Vice-Rector for General and Educational Affairs.

The most talented students continue to choose Corvinus University, and as a result, Corvinus has the highest cut-off scores for scholarship places in bachelor programmes with daytime delivery in all three areas offered: economics, social sciences and IT. Again, the highest admission score in the field of economics was required for the English-language bachelor programme in International Business Economics, with a minimum requirement of 478 points. This time, the majority of the students admitted to Corvinus have chosen English-language programmes.

Participants from five countries had a memorable week together at a professional event from 17-21 June.

The service is available in building E, ground floor 99.

Why do we try to call a teenage spy story laced with romance to account for historical credibility? In her latest publication in CIAS, American cultural anthropologist Maya A. Nadkarni examines the politics of memory in Hungary's socialism through the heated debates surrounding the portrayal of the past in the Hungarian series The Informer.

Discussions on joining QTEM, votes on new members to the Academic Career Committee, professorial appointments and appointments of research professors decided.

We're happy to announce the big news: the Neptun student interface has been completely redesigned.

Our student won a silver medal in karate!

How to double the benefits of radio frequencies? Is it ethical for only some of the participants of an experiment to gain a real market advantage? Nobel Prize winner economists delivered lectures at Corvinus University.

In the framework of the European ESG directives and the new Hungarian ESG law, the integration of sustainability is becoming an increasing expectation for companies. In the framework of the Research Week, Mária Farkas and Anita Reizingerné Ducsai talked to Irén Márta, Executive Director of BCSDH and ESG expert, about the ESG challenges.

In 2024, the dormitory application process has been renewed to make the allocation of accommodation more convenient and fair. 

V.G. Venkatesh, Professor and Associate Dean of the EM Normandie Business School, researching supply chain management and sustainability issues, fell in love with the free atmosphere of CIAS during his stay in Budapest. He has recently returned to France, but plans to make several more trips to Budapest in the near future for his ongoing research.

QS, one of the world's most prestigious higher education rating organisations recently awarded Corvinus for their graduates’ outstanding job prospects. They are truly paid by the market: Corvinus graduates earn far more than the average business graduate.

Our 3x3 basketball team has qualified from a very strong group at the tournament in Debrecen.

For the first time, 10-month scholarships were awarded in memory of Zsuzsa "FoZsu" Foltányi, the founding director of the Ecotárs, in honour of her work.

We have won our first podium place in floorball at the major competition in Debrecen and Miskolc, with nearly 5000 participants from 428 universities in 37 countries.

Lisa Miller, professor of psychology at Columbia, talks in this interview about her groundbreaking research in neuroscience and her collaboration with Corvinus, in connection with the joint workshop organised by the two universities in early July.

Corvinus University is collaborating with European partners to enhance the sustainability of the horticultural sector using EU and national funding. They are researching soil- and environmentally-friendly, cost-effective growing practices for producers: bell peppers may grow in wood-based substrates, and raspberries could receive more oxygen through microbubbles.

In view of the number of applications received by the original deadline, applications can be submitted until 18 July.