The second seminar of our new online seminar series, organized by the Institute of Economic and Public Policy at Corvinus University of Budapest, focuses on the introduction of the euro from a Central and Eastern European perspective, also discussing the particular case of Hungary.

The John von Neumann Award is one of the most prestigious recognitions of the Rajk College, awarded since 1994 to scholars who have made a lasting impact on social science thinking. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that the awardees are selected by the students, ensuring that the recipient serves as an inspiration for future social scientists.

The dissertation entitled: “Dynamic pricing strategy, impacts of fair pricing perception on consumer reaction”.

Nearly thirty years have passed since the end of the Yugoslav Wars, a conflict that shook Europe to its core. It redrew maps️, disrupted the continent, and profoundly transformed the geopolitical landscape of Southeast Europe — with effects still felt to this day.

The Corvinus Centre for Mobility and Tourism of the Corvinus Institute for Sustainable Development, Corvinus University of Budapest organises for the eighth time the Travel through science conference.

How do digital innovations affect banks? What difference does digitalisation make to OTP Bank's strategy? How is the way we think about customer relationships evolving? 

Organized by the Doctoral School of International Relations and Political Science.

Organized by the Doctoral School of International Relations and Political Science.

„ Middle class identities in peri urban zones. How Hungarian households realize social and personal aspirations.”

„ Shamed Citizens: Lived Experiences of Contemporary Mongolian Queers.”