Do graduates of Corvinus University’s Finance and Management and Leadership master’s programmes typically pursue careers at leading companies in the financial sector, or do they also find opportunities across other areas of the economy? These are among the questions answered by an analysis examining the career paths of graduates from the university’s two flagship master’s programmes between 2020 and 2026.

Noémi Kreif’s career began at Corvinus University of Budapest and the Rajk College for Advanced Studies. These communities inspired her to pursue an international academic career. In the twenty years since her university days, Noémi has become an internationally recognized health economist. She currently teaches and conducts research at the University of Washington in the United States.

Miklós Nagygyörgy, the founder and creator of the Apa+Én (Dad+Me) programmes, knew exactly what he wanted to achieve in life from the age of sixteen and was making steady progress in his professional career. However, a life-changing event eventually set him on a completely different path.

Corvinus University has been awarded EQUIS accreditation for three years, making it the first university in Hungary to join the exclusive group of Triple Crown institutions, which comprises just 1% of the world’s business schools. But how does this affect the value of degrees held by current and former students?