Aamir Khan originally came to Europe to study banking, but his experience at Corvinus changed the way he saw the world. Upon returning to India, he began working for the Minister of Education for the State of Maharashtra. His projects include improving menstrual wellness for underprivileged girls and setting up school libraries in government schools. At Corvinus, he learned how to lead, take ownership, and find creative solutions.

In the fall of 2024, the jubilee graduates from the university continued a fundraising initiative started in 2023 with the intention of establishing a tradition. Through the donations of fourteen jubilee graduates, a total of 1,136,000 HUF was raised, which supported the studies of a disadvantaged student at Corvinus University through the Szabó Kálmán Talent Program.

Four Corvinus alumni and a mentor from the Corvinus Executive MBA programme were included in Forbes’ recently published list of the 25 most authentic Hungarian faces on LinkedIn.