From the 7th of July until the 11th, dive into the exciting theme of Sustainable Society in the Age of AI.

The second discussion of this year's Spin-off Club event series took place under the title "Dare to Step, Dare to Venture", this time at the Gellért Campus. The guest of the Spin-off Club was Márton Kaposi, marketing manager of Diverzum.

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The monthly published Budapest Management Review is one of the most significant journals in the field of business, management, and organizational studies in Hungary, with a history of more than 55 years, ranked in the best, “A” category by the Hungarian Academy of Science, one star on ABS List 2024.

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Twice a year, the Centre for Physical Education and Sport and the Student Union jointly organise this traditional event, now at the beautifully renovated Gellért Campus.

“We want to let universities be the force for good. And the good is that we have to build a more sustainable world,” says Dr Karen Maas, who, together with her Hungarian colleagues, has just started to research into the societal impact of universities at CIAS.

MOHU’s machine is up and running on the ground floor of Building C.

It’s not just the pilot’s expertise and the condition of the aircraft that matter, but also the quality of the airline’s corporate governance that affect the likelihood of plane crashes – finds a recent international study involving Corvinus University of Budapest, which examined hundreds of airline companies.