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András Ócsai and Gábor Kovács from the Centre for Business Ethics discussed topics such as how a Christian or Buddhist company leader might differ from others, what sets apart a religious community that also engages in economic activity, and whether running a business on a values-driven basis actually pays off.

Mandiner spoke with Sarolta Laura Baritz, economist, Corvinus University lecturer and Dominican sister. How capable are economic actors of behaving in a way that reflects a people-centred outlook? What kind of economic link might exist between human relationships and happiness?

Ádám Bándy, senior project manager and former Corvinus student, has received the Project Manager of the Year award for introducing the QR-code payment ecosystem developed in cooperation with the Hungarian National Bank and GIRO Zrt.

Hungarians show growing interest in volunteering, but many don’t take the final step. A new study involving Corvinus says the main reasons are the lack of clear opportunities, limited time and doubts about personal skills.

The focus will be on the teaching of English and German languages, as well as Hungarian as a foreign language.

The Institute of Global Studies and the University of Ljubljana, School of Economics and Business, organized an international workshop entitled “Electric Vehicles and Globalization Rewired” in the Slovenian capital.

By winning first place in the Graduate Track against more than 1,000 participants, including teams from Ivy League and other elite global universities, the Corvinus ATG Consulting team proved that strategic excellence transcends borders.

Boldizsár Bodzsár, a fourth-year student in business administration and management, shared with us in an interview why it's worth seizing this opportunity, what challenges he faced, and how the Portuguese experience has opened up new perspectives for him.

Starting this November, the University leadership will welcome newly appointed faculty and researchers at the monthly Senate meetings. At the Senate session held on 18 November, we celebrated the academic advancement and arrival of four colleagues.