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Summer opening hours in the University buildings

Buildings E and C will close in the first two weeks of August, and the Library will also change its opening hours from July.

More than a third of Hungarian firms lacked the technological know-how to overcome the Covid crisis

In the Corvinus research, 120 companies were surveyed, with a special focus on SMEs.

Library podcast series launched

The first episode is now available on the Library's YouTube channel.

International paralympic tournament won by our library’s colleague

Eszter Bara, colleague of the Corvinus Library and the TF Library and Archives, travelled to the tournament as a member of the Hungarian women's sitting volleyball team.

Russian IT sector may face dark future

Since the outbreak of the war, there has been an exodus of young, highly skilled workers from Russia and Belarus. Experts warn that this could soon lead to a situation similar to that in post-World War II Germany in terms of skilled human capital in the two countries. Using data available on the online platform GitHub, a Corvinus researcher has studied the proportion of Russian and Belarusian software developers who have left their home countries since the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

CIAS Inn: “I already feel the time I can spend in Budapest short”

Olga Gurova, from Laurea University in Finland, will spend a month at the CIAS, during which time she will research the situation and development potential of the Baltic second-hand clothing industry and the shopping habits of regular visitors to second-hand shops.

Information about the graduation ceremony

The summer graduation ceremonies are approaching, now we are giving some important information about the course of the celebretion in advance.

Another successful Erasmus+ Staff Training Week at Corvinus

Our University held its Erasmus+ Staff Training Week between 5 and 9 June, for the second time since COVID.

The majority of Corvinus students use artificial intelligence

91 per cent of students are familiar with artificial intelligence, although one in five do not use it for their studies, according to a recent survey by the Library of Corvinus University of Budapest.

Five Corvinus researchers receive Bolyai scholarship

The results of this year's MTA Bolyai János Research Fellowship have been published, with five Corvinus researchers among the 155 awardees.
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