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It puts the control in the hands of the instructor as to when to deliver which topics but automates assessment and learning management for students.

On February 25, 2025 Theodore S. Boone of Corvinus’s Department of Business Law provided an online talk to University of Illinois law school faculty and students titled “The Von Neumann Paradox: Separating The Lions From The Lambs Under The EU’s New AI Act.”

To celebrate International Women’s Day, BlueSky Thinking featured inspiring women who are shaping the future of business education. An interview was also conducted with the university’s Dean of Sustainability, appointed in January. Dr. Katalin Ásványi speaks about the challenges ahead, her motivations, her role models and she shares some advice on the path to a successful career. 

As part of the changes to the Neptun system, we are introducing two-factor authentication in a phased manner. This means that students for whom it was previously optional – those who started in the fall or spring semester of the 2024/2025 academic year – will soon be required to set up two-step authentication.

The online collection presents outstanding publications from Septembert to December 2024.

The awards were presented by the Student Union based on student nominations and votes.

Changes are coming to the study scholarship system starting from the Spring (second) semester 2024/25. Based on the academic performance of the previous Fall (first) semester 2024/25, students who began their studies after September 2019 could already apply for the scholarship under the new conditions this spring. The main goal of these modifications is to create a more differentiated and fair system for awarding scholarships.

A three-year international research project, led by Hungarian researchers, has been launched to explore urban living conditions and interconnections based on data from Budapest, Copenhagen, Toulouse, Turin, and Vienna.

Budapest Corvinus University has established the region’s largest neuromarketing laboratory. Equipped with ten screen-based camera and wearable glasses, the lab provides an extensive amount of data for researchers studying human behavior in the fields of management, marketing, psychology, and sociology.