Ferenc’s path at university is a story of success: he finished first place at the Student’s Scientific Research Conference (SSRC) twice, worked as a professor’s assistant, got to understand how the European Parliament works and actively represented the students of the university through the Student Council. In his interview with Tamás Varga, he elaborated on what motivates him in achieving his goals, and also made suggestions for those interested in taking up SSRC.

Anett Zanócz was actively involved in university life even as a student. She worked as a demonstrator at Corvinus University for nearly four and a half years—first at the Department of Macroeconomics, then for a longer period at the Department of Accounting. She was also one of the founding members of the Luca Pacioli Society, which initially aimed to build a professional community for accounting students, but over time, its activities expanded significantly beyond its original scope.

The conference was held for the eighth time at Corvinus University of Budapest on February 28. The main theme of the event was the impact of artificial intelligence and digital solutions on tourism and mobility. Participants had the opportunity to listen to more than 60 presentations.

In February, we wrote about how to envision a sustainable future. In March, we will focus on how to achieve it through inspiring community and citizen actions.

On the ground floor of the building, in the corridor behind the entrance, in the former cloakroom area, automatic (code-locked) storage boxes suitable for storing coats, bags and even suitcases have been installed.

Corvinus University’s Entrepreneurship Club (ECC) has had the opportunity to attend Slush’D Abu Dhabi conference. They gained valuable insights, connecting with the Middle Eastern startup ecosystem.

On 24 February, the Lab of Geopolitics of Corvinus University of Budapest hosted an engaging and insightful lecture delivered by West Virginia University Professor Briane Turley on the topic of the Hungarian experience in the Appalachian region.

Corvinus University of Budapest secured an impressive 3rd place at the CaseIT 2025 International MIS Case Competition in Vancouver, demonstrating their analytical and problem-solving skills against top global teams in a highly competitive environment.

The APA Academic Writer citation management tool consists of three modules: a self-paced learning material on citations (Learning Center), a reference management tool (Reference Center), and a module supporting the creation of written works (Writing Center).

The tool designed to assist in analysing academic content and citations in scientific literature, will be accessible free of charge to all members of the Corvinus University from 03 March until 02 April.