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Corvinus University of Budapest and the University of Passau have extended their cooperation on training. The working relationship between the two institutions started 30 years ago, and more than 1000 students have participated in the German-language programme in economics during that period. Of them, more than 800 students have received a supplementary degree or a German-Hungarian double-degree. The cooperation has been carried out, right from the onset, with financial support received from the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This jubilee was celebrated in a prestigious professional event at Corvinus.

Jessie Labov has been an Associate Professor of the Institute of Marketing and Communication Sciences and a Research Fellow of CIAS since February.

The National University Squash Championships were held for the fifth time at the City Squash Club.

On April 25-26, you will have the opportunity to meet with the country's leading companies and explore the intern, entry-level, and senior positions they offer.

‘Apply to be a guest critic!’, this is how the Onyx Műhely (Onyx Workshop), which represents top gastronomy, invited volunteers in March to tell their opinions about the tasting menu. The event was related to the research conducted by Márta Merkl PhD student about eating experience. We asked her about this topic.

In the next semester, we will open the new University Campus presently under construction at Ménesi út.

The two organisations have renewed their partnership in the European and American value management training and certification for students, and have declared their support for each other in the development and communication of professional research, programmes and publications.

Over the past years, the number of publications issued by Corvinus researchers has grown significantly, but there is still a lot to do in the field of improving international research connections, said the Vice-Rector for Research.

There is no ‘free lunch’: as long as inflation is high, tight monetary conditions should be maintained, but tightening may be made more difficult by the situation of the financial system, the budget and the real economy, central bankers and those who follow central banking thinking closely agreed at an international conference at Corvinus University of Budapest last Friday.