The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Ákos Nagy doctoral candidate entitled “Beyond Organizations: Responsible Value Creation and Participation in Common Platforms” to public defence.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Anara Bekmukhambetova doctoral candidate entitled “Change Management's Role in the Evolution of Financial Institutions in Kazakhstan and Hungary” to public defence.

The Doctoral School of Sociology and Communication Sciences of the Corvinus University of Budapest has released for public defence Andrea Zsuzsanna Nyéki PhD candidate’s "The World of Work in the Hungarian Television: The Portrayal of Occupations in Hungarian Fiction Series." PhD thesis.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Anna Freund doctoral candidate entitled “A comprehensive analysis of digitalisation in the agri-food supply chain - with a special focus on food safety issues” to public defence.  

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Béla Kádár doctoral candidate entitled “Navigating the COVID-19 Crisis - Entrepreneurial Finance in the EU27: State Interventions, Zombie Firms, and Sectoral Performance” to public defence.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Boglárka Anna Éliás doctoral candidate entitled “Food Security and Crises: Analyses of Disruptions in Food Systems” to public defence.

Defence of the dissertation entitled „The Political Consequences of Socio-Economic Inequality”.

The International Relations and Political Science Doctoral School of Corvinus University of Budapest cordially invites you to the public defence of PhD candidate Eszter Szabó.

The dissertation is entitled: „Peer Effects on Educational Aspirations”.

The title of the dissertation: „Monetary Policy Spillovers – The Impact of Advanced Central Banks’ Decisions on Emerging Financial Markets”.