The AMBA celebration, attended by almost a hundred invited guests, marked as a vibrant networking occasion for the MBA community.

Decades of research into the labour market situation of women have been recognised by this year's Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences. We offer some recent articles, interviews and professional programmes of Corvinus researchers on the topic.

The University's sustainable and stable economic situation allows it to recognise the successful work of its staff by providing a one-off, extraordinary, extra-paid benefit even in difficult economic circumstances.

The Corvinus Doctoral Schools and the Corvinus PhD Student Union organised a buffet reception and an academic year opening ceremony.

International students can now apply for September 2024.

Over the years, Tamás Mizik has developed a well-established system to find time for doing research and for publishing his results. In our series on recently appointed university professors, we spoke to a researcher at the Institute of Sustainable Development, who also gave some useful advice for early career researchers.

"Even though we worked day and night, we couldn't get to many sick animals in time" - this experience is what started Bence Balázs's business, who considers it a great value that Corvinus gave him a business mindset and logic.

The National Higher Education Scholarship certificates and the Outstanding Athlete and Sports Team of the Year awards were presented to students on 16 October.

The titles of the lectures are „The Value of Omnichannel Customers” and „Az omnichannel vásárlói utak”.

Human errors are amplified by artificial intelligence, but success comes to brave managers who encourage their staff to experiment. This requires openness, and the key to that is higher education, as the participants of the Corvinus Roundtable explained on 16 October.

Corvinus University faculty member Theodore S. Boone will be speaking live in person at the Central Bank of Hungary on October 19th at 13:30 CST.

From mid-October, Helga Habis Associate Professor will continue to work as a lecturer-researcher of the Institute of Economics. Her duties are taken over by Dániel Havran, Associate Professor at the Institute of Finance, as Acting Dean.

From the spring semester, students will be able to move into the Ménesi Campus building, which is currently under construction. We visited the construction site with Márton Barta, Head of Strategy at Corvinus University, and Tibor Misovicz, Secretary of the Foundation maintaining the University, and had a look at the towers being built on the side of Gellért Hill.

The MNB is again announcing its Excellence Scholarship Programme, with which Magyar Nemzeti Bank supports full-time students in Hungarian and English language courses based on their academic results.

By what means, by reviving and renewing what traditions can we ensure that the man of today does not get lonely, either economically, or spiritually? This was presented in a joint presentation by three experts from three perspectives on the Researchers' Night at Corvinus.

The free e-book Paradoxes in the Rules of Sports Competitions (published in Hungarian) addresses, among others, the order of penalty shootouts and the mathematical evaluation of unfinished games. The author, László Csató, Associate Professor at Corvinus, presented the book to the public on 11 October.

The TRADE4SD Horizon 2020 research project, coordinated by Corvinus, has reached its half-way point this summer. The results were presented by the consortium leader, Attila Jámbor.

Emilia Németh-Durkó, assistant professor at Corvinus, received a special prize for her research project on banks in the service of the green transition.

Students from any Hungarian university can join the "Environmentally Conscious Student Life" programme.

Interactive exercises, a fascinating discussion and a round-table discussion were also part of the ‘Catalysts in Research: the Research Managers’ programme.

Csaba Vladár, Head of the Corvinus Physical Education and Sports Centre and Gábor Szőcs, the team's coach, spoke at the event.

What kind of spaces can attract young people to university and how can a huge building complex fit into a green hillside? We talked to Péter Kis, the architect of the new Corvinus University Campus in Ménesi Street, the lead designer of PLANT - ATELIER PETERKIS and Anikó Tóth, the interior designer.

The accounting escape room, the stock market game, and the lecture on mental health by Father Ferenc Pál were among the great successes.

The event was organised by our students as part of the Decision Making Techniques course.