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

Outstanding presentations and fruitful collaborations, combined with significant academic advancements, defined the 8th Young Scholar Workshop of the American Society for Public Administration held at Corvinus last week

Congratulations to Mihaly Fazekas (CEU, Romain Ferrali (Aix-Marseille School of Economics), and Johannes Wachs (Corvinus University of Budapest) on winning the 2024 Beryl Radin Award for their insightful article in JPART, “Agency Independence, Campaign Contributions, and Favoritism in US Federal Government Contracting.

The first ever international business case competition for CEMS students in the history of CEMS Clubs was organized by CEMS Club Budapest on May 22-23 at Corvinus University of Budapest. The competition was sponsored by CEMS Corporate Partners, Hilti, MasterCard, MET, and Raiffeisen Bank International Group.

We can send students to quality partners inside and outside Europe, from Singapore to the United States or South America, said Zoltán Oszkár Szántó, Vice-Rector for Research, in an interview with Magyar Nemzet. He stressed that the existing resources are sufficient to meet all needs in the next semester: in addition to students, mobility is also available in the teaching, research and service sectors in the Pannonia programme.

"If it bleeds, it leads" is a motto that captures the long-standing relationship between violence and news coverage. However, the news is not just a mirror that reflects reality - the information we see is controlled, it has a purpose, it has to frame the events of the world. During the research week at Cprvinus, visitors were introduced to this concept, among others, in a presentation by Dr. Alexandra Nagy-Béni. Particular attention was given to the visual language used to depict violence in the age of "homo videns", a term coined by media theorist Giovanni Sartori (1997) to describe modern people who are heavily dependent on images for information.

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There is a serious underlying macroeconomic message behind the contribution of a security or a company towards sustainability. Where the number of green bonds is increasing, the innovation potential of the economy is also increasing, said our researcher, Emília Németh-Durkó, in her presentation at the Research Week in June.

Emergency call simulation, a campaign about the issue of domestic violence, promotion of healthy diets, self-defence training for women and a programme in a children's home were among the student projects awarded in the Hungarian language Döntési technikák and the English language Decision techniques courses.

The common project of Corvinus and BME won first place in the category "investing in entrepreneurial skills".

The awaited course is set to return next semester with exciting new features. The online course, which has been cornerstone of a budding entrepreneur’s career, will now be available in English with Hungarian subtitles, ensuring greater accessibility for a diverse group of participants.

Mathematical anxiety is a cross-generational phenomenon that Máté Farkas-Kis attributes partly to the role of teachers and their behavior patterns. How did this develop and what trends support it? In our article, we present an element of his research.

Applications for the Public Affairs and Student Association Scholarships will be available between 01 July 2024, 10:00 to 05 July 2024, 12:00 (noon).

The one-year term of the Corvinus Students’ Union Prezidency has come to an end, and Kristóf Kovács will be succeeded by a new president from 1 July.

Spirituality and Business in the Anthropocene Era, the 20th anniversary conference of the European SPES Institute, was held at Corvinus University from 20 to 22 June, bringing together some of the most prominent international researchers in the field.  

A cutting-edge audio-visual system has been set up to support the use of innovative teaching methods and methodologies.

Corvinus’s English-language Business and Management programme has been awarded the prestigious international accreditation for an additional 5 years.

A two-year joint research project on the socio-economic dimensions of fertility decline was launched in early June by the University of Chicago and Corvinus University, led by Nobel Laureate economist Professor James J. Heckman.

Thursday 27 June 2024, 10:00 to Thursday 5 July 2024, 14:00.

Artificial intelligence and imaging were the focus of an English-language event for young communication researchers organised by the Department of Communication and Media Science of the Institute of Marketing and Communication Sciences.

Government representatives of the Visegrad Four countries discussed the national green gas strategies, the ways toward sustainable biomass use and the issue of non-intermittent renewables at Corvinus University on June 20.

The first phase of the Corvinus renewal process has come to an end, and a new era is beginning in the life of the university. Following his appointment, expected to be effective as of 1 August, Rector Bruno van Pottelsberghe will take over the leadership of the university, including the role of President. Anthony Radev, who has served as President for the last five years, will continue as strategic advisor to the Maintainer of the university.

On 24 May, the community of Hungarian faculty developers, which has been operating as a formal network since this year, held its first formal meeting at the Gellért Campus in a ground-breaking non-conference, opening a new era in the education profession. The event also saw the launch of the new working group on faculty development of the Hungarian Rectors' Conference (HRC), whose Vice-President is Kata Dósa, head of the Centre for Educational Quality Enhancement and Methodology.

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.