Transparency, employee education, and continuous dialogue — these are the core values that Rózsa Katinka, HR Director at United Platforms, the company behind ingatlan.com, considers essential for a healthy and fulfilling workplace environment. United Platforms was among the first companies in Hungary to introduce transparent pay practices, which will become mandatory for all companies with more than one thousand employees in the EU from the summer of 2026. We spoke with the Corvinus alumna HR professional about the implementation process, the challenges, and the internal impact of pay transparency.

Don’t miss the application period: 1 December 2025 (10:00) – 5 December 2025 (12:00) 

Corvinus University of Budapest has been awarded the Family Friendly Place certification, run by the Family Friendly Hungary Centre. The recognition highlights several employee benefits such as extra leave, nursery and school-start support, discounted summer camps and contributions granted at the birth of a child.

If you’re thinking about applying to the CEMS Programme but haven’t taken the step yet, take the plunge.

Corvinus University of Budapest and the Centre for Budapest Transport (BKK) have launched a new partnership that brings together the university’s academic expertise with BKK’s experience in sustainable urban development.

Curious about what life looks like in Hungarian communities in Latin America, Australia or even South Africa? You can experience it first-hand through the Kőrösi Csoma Sándor Programme’s 2026 scholarship.

Corvinus University of Budapest Dean of Sustainability, Dr Katalin Ásványi, discusses why to teach every student about sustainability, you need to teach the university as well.

People who manage their money carefully are more likely to act in environmentally conscious ways. Those who love shopping, however, are generally less attentive to environmental aspects. This is one of the key findings of a recent study from Corvinus University of Budapest.

Applications are now open for the Solvay Business Game 2026, one of Europe’s best-known student business challenges. If you apply for the Pannónia short-term mobility programme, it can support your trip to the Brussels final, giving you the chance to take part in two intensive days in an international environment.

Applications are now open for the Solvay Business Game 2026, one of Europe’s best-known student business challenges. If you apply for the Pannónia short-term mobility programme, it can support your trip to the Brussels final, giving you the chance to take part in two intensive days in an international environment.