Extracurricular (Performance-based) Scholarships

Application for teaching assistant position can be submitted for the provision of activities beyond the curriculum requirements. Application can be submitted by students who attend full-time undergraduate or second-cycle or single-cycle master’s degree programmes and perform duties of demonstrators as activities that go beyond curriculum requirements.

Calls are announced by the Vice-Rector for General Affairs with the consent of the Student Services. The application must be submitted via Neptun. The teaching assistant position does not include financial compensation. After receiving the position, the task is performed voluntarily.

The Student Association Scholarship Programme aims to support students carrying out outstanding activities in a student organization accredited as category “A” at Corvinus University. Eligible students include those who attend full-time undergraduate or second-cycle or single-cycle master’s programmes and have an active student status with the University at the time of submitting their applications.

This scholarship is a one-time benefit of fixed amount and you may apply for it on a monthly basis. Chairpersons/designated persons of student organizations will determine scholarships amounts and the scope of eligible students. In your application form, you must describe activities you carried out in the month(s) concerned. This is a mandatory part of making an application through the Neptun interface designed for that purpose. Your failure to do so will result in your disqualification from the application process in that month. 

The FUDAN Scholarship Programme aims to support students attending the Corvinus-Fudan MBA double degree programme implemented by Corvinus University in collaboration with FUDAN University.

Public Affairs Scholarship is a cash benefit to support and encourage outstanding public affairs activities at the University or the attainment of significant cultural achievements.

There are two types of Public Affairs Scholarship. A scholarship that you may apply for on a monthly basis (Public Affairs I.) and a monthly scholarship available to Board Members of the Student Council for a fixed term aligned to the duration of their mandate as board members (Public Affairs II.). A scholarship may be awarded to a student who performs outstanding public affairs activities, in particular: performs student advocacy tasks, primarily as a representative of the Student Council; or has attained significant cultural achievements and thus contributes to increasing the reputation of the University; or promotes the reputation of the University through other activities.

Public Affairs Scholarship is a cash benefit to support and encourage outstanding public affairs activities at the University and the attainment of significant cultural results.

There are two types of this Scholarship: a scholarship that you may apply for on a monthly basis (Public Affairs I.) and a monthly scholarship available to Board Members of the Student Council for a fixed term aligned to the duration of their mandate as board members (Public Affairs II.). A scholarship may be awarded to a student who performs outstanding public affairs activities, in particular: performs student advocacy tasks, primarily as a representative of the Student Council; or has attained significant cultural results and thus contributes to increasing the reputation of the University; or promotes the reputation of the University through other activities. 

The University may award scholarships to its doctoral students in an effort to support its organizational units in their research activities. Scholarships are intended to support high-quality research activities in fields of research at organizational units, by linking research carried out by organizational units with research activities of students.

Scholarship for Partial Studies Abroad is available for students who, in the semester after submitting their application, continue their studies in a foreign partner institution in the framework of some partial training abroad. Scholarship funds are paid in a lump sum for the entire period of the partial training.

Scholarship funds are disbursed to students after their registration with an active student status for the semester of their trip abroad. Applications are assessed by taking into account students’ academic achievement and professional and community activities. Academic achievement scores are determined based on the scholarship average value, which is automatically retrieved from Neptun, so no special certificate is required for that purpose.

Documents, authenticated by date and stamp, proving your professional and public affairs activities must be submitted. You can find a list of these documents in the current call for applications and in the Regulations on Student Fees and Benefits. Please be careful when obtaining certificates, as there is no possibility to supply any missing information later! 

This scholarship programme aims to encourage knowledge creation; to support multidisciplinary educational and research programmes and, as part of them, the professional and scientific exploration of geopolitics as an important dimension of economic policy; and to provide incentive for good student performance.

And, as part of this, to provide performance-based scholarships, subject to academic/research achievements, to students studying world economy, geopolitics and related multidisciplinary studies at the Geopolitics and Sustainable Development Programme of the Doctoral School of International Relations and Political Science.

The scholarship programme has two phases:

Scientific Scholarship is a one-time, lump-sum cash benefit that aims to support scientific research activities performed as activities that go beyond curriculum requirements; and to encourage scientific activity. Scholarships may be received under open calls for applications. Calls are announced by the Vice-Rector for Education with the consent of the Student Council.

Scientific activities include a successful participation, or winning top positions, in study competitions (e.g. competitions of Scientific Students’ Associations (TDK) or National Scientific Students’ Associations (OTDK), case study competitions); scientific publication activities; and any other successful scientific activities not included in the above categories.

Documents to prove professional or scientific activities (such as TDK, publication or scientific conference) must be attached to applications.

A list of these documents can always be found in the call for applications for the current semester and in the Regulations on Student Fees and Benefits. Applications concerning activities performed in return for fees or any other compensation are not acceptable.

As calls are announced at the end of each semester, students are recommended to monitor University communications and Neptun messages. Students may submit applications once at the end of each semester, by presenting their scientific performance achieved in the given semester.