This international conference, being organized by the Corvinus University of Budapest, Department of Communication and Media Sciences, invites interdisciplinary perspectives on communication, and tackles “Resistance, Rebellion, and Reinvention”.

She never wanted to be an entrepreneur, but during Covid, when she lost her job overnight, she experienced firsthand that the supposedly secure life of an employee isn’t so secure after all. That’s when she decided to pursue her long-time dream and co-founded CLICKnCRUISE, a startup that mediates cruise trips. Together with their investors, who also act as mentors, they grew the business to a value of 1.3 billion HUF in three years, and they are now focusing on international expansion. We interviewed Petra Hajdu-Pásztor, a former Corvinus student.

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. It is a general management journal, which includes studies on different aspects of organizations: structure, processes, and performance, and equally on cultural, behavioural, and technological subjects. Multidisciplinary research is highly valued and papers that draw on the perspective and theoretical background of sociology, psychology, economics, political science, or communicational studies – apart from that of business, management and organization science are also appreciated.

In early December, the final of this year’s QS Reimagine Education Award was held in London, where Corvinus University of Budapest was represented by Károly Vizdák, Strategic Advisor of the Navigator programme. At this prestigious international competition, the Navigator was shortlisted for the third time.

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Sándor Kerekes, professor emeritus of Sustainable Development and doctor of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, received the Golden Lifetime Achievement Award from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences' Committee on Business Administration Studies.

One of Hungary’s leading business newspapers spoke with Corvinus Vice-Rector for Academic Programmes about the increasingly fair scholarship system, new degree programmes, the university’s new strategy, and why it is worth applying to Corvinus.

A Corvinus Társadalomtudományi Karának professor emeritusa vehette át az Országos Tudományos Diákköri Tanács (OTDT) elnökségétől a rangos kitüntetést.

In the fourth issue of the Tourism Bulletin for 2025, a study in English was also published in the spirit of internationalization.

This year’s National Meeting of International Coordinators was not only an opportunity for professional dialogue and the exchange of best practices, but also a moment to recognize outstanding achievements. We are especially proud that the work of one of our colleagues was honoured with a national award.

At a public forum organized by the Centre for Teaching and Learning, lecturers, students, and professional partners were able to learn firsthand about the vision and key points of the program currently under development, as well as opportunities for involvement.

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?

Not only current students, but also our alumni automatically gain more value from their degrees if the university rises in one of the most important international higher education rankings, the QS World University Rankings. In this process, the alumni community connected to the university plays an important role.

On 05 December 2025, Bálint Lévai, CEO and co-owner of BioTechUSA, visited the final session of the Strategic Management course offered within the engineering, medical, legal and pharmaceutical economics specializations.

Application for teaching assistant position can be submitted for the provision of activities beyond the curriculum requirements.

Portfolio wanted to learn what biodiversity-friendly finance means and how the value of nature can be built into financial decision-making. Sustainable economic development and the protection of biological diversity come together in the work of the Sustainable Finance Research Centre (SFRC) at Corvinus University of Budapest.

There’s a surprisingly simple way to cut household energy use: when given reliable information, university students would significantly lower the temperature in their homes. This comes from a recent survey by Corvinus University of Budapest.

5 students from Corvinus University of Budapest have joined the ranks of the world’s top business graduates, completing the prestigious CEMS Master in International Management alongside 1,200 peers from 33 leading global universities

Struggling to stay focused while studying? With out!, you can finally keep yourself offline when it matters most and even earn rewards for it. Born at Corvinus, the app already helps more than 20,000 young people stay present and in control of their screen time.

The editorial board of Vezetéstudomány / Budapest Management Review presented its annual awards at a ceremony held at the conference of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences' Committee on Business Administration on December 3, 2025.

On Friday, 5 December, Corvinus was filled with prospective applicants to our bachelor programmes. During the event, visitors had the chance to explore the study programmes they are interested in through dedicated programme information sessions led by our programme directors and lecturers.

If you’re planning to complete an internship abroad in the spring semester of the 2025/26 academic year, whether you’re an active student or a recent graduate, you can submit your application for the Pannonia Scholarship starting next week.