In mid-May, the book The Natural History of Patriarchy by Tamás Dávid-Barrett, a Corvinus alumnus and behavioral researcher at Oxford University, will be released in Hungarian. To mark the occasion, the researcher will return to his alma mater for a discussion as part of the pre-event for Corvinus Research Excellence Day.

Research Seminar by Tarun Chordia

Zsófia Hajnal is a Budapest based Hungarian economist and poet. While her doctoral dissertation, Reinterpreting the Moral Economy, written at the Corvinus University of Budapest is approaching its final stages, a selection of her poems has recently been published too.

Mr. Ngo Thai Hung doctoral candidate

Invitation to Doctoral Thesis Defence of Ms Ágnes Pulinka.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Balázs Fekete doctoral candidate entitled “Dynamic Turn In Visual Identity - Design Communication-Based Development of Participative Dynamic Visual Identities” to public defence.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Balázs Kotró doctoral candidate entitled „Investigating Systemic Risk With Co-occurrence Networks Studies from the Fields of Sovereign Bond and Energy Markets” to public defence.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Dragana Preradovic Kulovac doctoral candidate entitled “Modeling Student’s Churn in Higher Education in Bosnia and Herzegovina” to public defence.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Ilona Molnár-Csomós doctoral candidate entitled “Impact of Overtourism on the Well-being of the Local Residents in Budapest (Hungary) District VII” to public defence.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Sára Hegedüs doctoral candidate entitled “The role of social norms in destination and travel mode choice in relation to environmental awareness” to public defence.