Get Involved in PRME’s International Activities!

For more than fifteen years, the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) has provided a framework for Corvinus University’s international collaborations in the field of responsible and sustainable management education. Corvinus University has been a member of the global PRME community since 2010 and has played an active role in expanding the network in recent years, both as the lead institution of the PRME CEE Chapter, which brings together Central and Eastern European institutions, and as a member of the PRME Champions 2026-2027 global cohort, comprising 50 higher education institutions worldwide. 

Currently, PRME has 17 Working Groups that connect members across a wide range of thematic areas and promote knowledge sharing within and across institutions on topics related to corporate sustainability, responsible management, and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).  

1. Climate Change and the Environment 
2. Sustainability Mindset 
3. Behaviour Change for Sustainable Outcomes 
4. Responsible Supply Chains 
5. Responsible Work and Purposeful Careers 
6. RME and Emerging Technologies 
7. Pedagogy: Teaching for Impactful RME 
8. Anti-Corruption 
9. Anti-Fraud in Management Education 
10. Business for Peace 
11. Global Women and Leadership 
12. Humanistic Management 
13. Disability, Neurodiversity and Mental Health Inclusion 
14. Poverty 
15. Decolonization 
16. Arts for Impact 
17. Service Systems for Humanity 

Participation in the Working Groups goes far beyond professional networking. They provide opportunities to launch international research collaborations and publications, develop joint conference initiatives, co-create innovative teaching methods and learning materials, produce case studies and methodological toolkits, and engage in projects with corporate and external partners. 

All interested Corvinus colleagues are welcome to join the Working Groups. Participation may be particularly valuable for those seeking international partners for their teaching or research activities, wishing to engage with the global PRME community, or looking for new ideas and best practices to enrich their courses. 

Launch Your Own Working Group 

PRME has also announced an Open Call for New PRME Working Groups. Members are invited to propose and establish new Working Groups, either individually or in collaboration with others, on topics that contribute to advancing responsible management education and sustainable development. 

Application is available through this form; the deadline is 15 October 2026. 

We encourage all colleagues to take advantage of the international engagement opportunities that come with our PRME membership.