On 24 March 2025, the Accounting Department of the Budapest Corvinus University held its first Accounting Club event of the year.

The second part of our exclusive interview with Veronika Špaňárová, Head of Citi Hungary, is now available!

Péter Marton, Associate Professor at the Department of International Relations, has recently given a talk at the Institute of European Studies at the University of Wroclaw, guest-lecturing there with a Pannónia Scholarship.

A team of Corvinus University students showcased their strategic thinking and adaptability at Marshall International Case Competition (MICC) organized by USC Marshall School of Business in Los Angeles from 17th to 23rd February.

Corvinus students did well in the running race and the basketball match between 6 and 8 March 2025.

Urban highways reduce the number of social connections between people living on either side of the road by an average of 1–16%, according to a recent international study involving Corvinus University of Budapest.

In 2024, the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences was awarded to three economists – Daron Acemoğlu, James Robinson, and Simon Johnson – whose work focuses on something long overlooked but incredibly important: it is not prosperity that brings about democracy, but rather the other way around. A report by Katalin Török.

Many of the graduates attending the university's alumni event on March 13 reunited for the first time since their graduation ceremony. Based on the feedback, they gained a lot from the event, which once again proved that the Corvinus connection does not end with receiving a diploma.

BKIK university partnerships.

Jeffrey Wilson's (The Catholic University of America) lecture in the framework of Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) program.

Corvinus University and the research center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan have committed to cooperation and information exchange in their joint declaration of intent. The collaboration will be realized in the near future through bilateral visits, joint research projects, and conferences.

On 21 February, the Corvinus University of Budapest and OTP Bank launched the third round of their joint mentorship programme, now with sixteen mentor-mentee pairs. Over the past year, the programme has expanded and deepened, fostering long-lasting career-impacting relationships between mentors and mentees.

We held our spring graduation ceremony on 20 and 21 March.

The next chapter of our exclusive podcast collaboration with KPMG has arrived!

Young talents aged 14 to 30 selected by the Carpathian Basin Talent Search Foundation will receive personalized support, which also includes guidance towards innovation.

Fanni Hegyi, an architect, András Fehér, a venture capitalist, and Benedek Szilágyi, one of the founders of the Voovo app are among the Hungarian talents under 30.

Unfortunately, several thefts have been reported at the university in recent weeks. Tackling this issue requires a joint effort from all of us. On the operational side, we are reinforcing the attention and effectiveness of our security services. At the same time, we kindly ask all faculty, staff, and students to keep a close eye on their valuables.

This year marks the 200th anniversary of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA), and as part of the celebratory campaign, a video series titled “For Me, It’s Science – Researchers’ Confessions” has been launched.

On March 15, 2025, the Ministry of Culture and Innovation awarded economist Dr. Balázs Lengyel, research professor at the Department of Network Science at Corvinus University and head of the Agglomeration and Social Networks Research Group at the Institute of Economics of the HUN-REN Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, with the Knight's Cross of the Hungarian Order of Merit (Civilian Division) in recognition of his contributions to advancing national interests and enriching universal human values.

Gerardo della Paolera's Lecture on President Javier Milei’s Economic Policy at Corvinus

The Minister for Culture and Innovation held a press conference on Thursday at Corvinus University to discuss the achievements and future plans of the one-year-old Pannonia Scholarship Program. Lajos György Szabó, Vice-Rector for Education, also spoke at the event.

The third quarter of the 2024/2025 academic year is coming to an end, which means it’s time to give feedback on the quarter subjects. The Corvinus University Educational Quality EnhancementTeam invites students to share their experiences through the MyView questionnaires.

The Business Process Management Hungary (BPM-H), founded under the leadership of Péter Fehér, aims to unite and support professionals in the field, as well as to promote the spread of the latest methodologies and technologies in Hungary. Their first meeting takes place on April 10.