On 26 November, an alumni meeting was held at the Consulate General of Hungary in Munich for Corvinus graduates living and working in Germany. The event brought together 60 alumni, who – besides informal networking – also attended two exciting sustainability-focused talks delivered by researchers from the university.

A strong field gathered again this year for DLA Piper Hungary’s two case competitions, where a student from Corvinus University of Budapest achieved an outstanding result.

Nearly one hundred and fifty lawyers and economists gathered on 14 November at the Gellért Campus for a commemorative conference marking the 85th anniversary of the birth of Professor Tamás Sárközy. The event was organised by the University, the Corvinus Institute of Accounting and Law, and the Maecenas Universitatis Corvini Foundation.

Our university supports innovation and the use of new technologies, but it’s important to apply AI tools in a transparent and safe way. Below you’ll find guidance on when and how you can use AI in your studies, research or any other academic work.

An environmentally friendly delivery startup created by a Corvinus alumnus Bagdy Márk, a Corvinus University alumnus, and his partner, András Zoltán Márky, launched their delivery service called TourMix primarily to reduce the massive emissions produced by transportation. The service is based on the principles of the sharing economy, building on the power of community.

New visiting scholar fellowship program from CIAS and the Institute for Global Studies.

Applications are now open for the government-funded Stipendium Hungaricum and Hungarian Diaspora Scholarships. These scholarships offer an exceptional opportunity to study a range of Bachelor's, Master's and PhD programmes at Corvinus University of Budapest. We warmly invite you to participate in the scholarships' online webinar. During these sessions, you will receive detailed information about the programmes and Corvinus's admissions requirements.

She was among the first students to complete the CEMS programme in Hungary and, thanks to it, she launched her career in an international environment. Today, she contributes as a lecturer to the CEMS programme—available exclusively at Corvinus in Hungary—and, like the other instructors, she aims to equip students with knowledge that helps them stand out from their competitors. We spoke with Zita Kelemen, Head of International Mobility at Corvinus, about the CEMS programme.

Corvinus University of Budapest has earned the highest distinction — the 5 Palmes of Excellence — in this year’s evaluation by the international higher education ranking organisation, Eduniversal. The recognition highlights Corvinus University’s international embeddedness, academic performance, and educational excellence. It also marks the University as one of the top institutions in the Eastern European region. 

In 2025, four professors from Corvinus University of Budapest were awarded the Master Teacher Gold Medal by the National Scientific Students’ Associations Council (OTDT). This feature was compiled by Közgazdász Online (KGO).