The publication co-authored by Fanni Rencz, Gábor Ruzsa and Alex Bató was published in the PharmacoEconomics.

The publication by Zsófia Kenesei, Katalin Ásványi, László Kökény, Melinda Jászberényi, Márk Miskolczi, Tamás Gyulavári and Jhanghiz Syahrivar was published in the Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice.

The publication co-authored by Sofía De-León Almaraz, Viktor Rácz and Zoltán Oszkár Szántó was published in the Applied Energy.

The publication co-authored by Virág Ilyés and László Lőrincz was published in the Journal of Economic Geography.

The publication co-authored by Fanni Rencz was published in the Value in Health.

The publication by Stevanus Pangestu and Fanni Rencz was published in the Value in Health.

Each week from September, we will feature a distinguished Corvinus researcher who has recently received recognition for their work. On this occasion, we present Valentin Brodszky, who after obtaining his general practitioner's degree and a year of residency, started to focus on mathematics, statistics and economic theories. He now combines two his two passions: researching overall societal health gains, quality of life, cost-effectiveness in healthcare and costs associated with disease.

Since the start of the academic year several mobile buffets emerged outside building C. Some of them will be back soon! Here is a list:

The project called “V4 2030: Emerging sustainable innovation pathways towards a Post-COVID-19 recovery” with the participation of researchers at Corvinus university has come to and end - the Policy Brief concluding the main results of the research is available.

From the end of October, the Main Building’s (Building E) northern gate is closed, you can only enter the Building through the southern gate. The changes are made due to energy saving reasons.

A leading global conference, ISPOR Europe 2022, will be held in Vienna from 6th to 9th November 2022.

Choose the knowledge of leaders! - Only available at Corvinus in Hungary

Choose the training of the future! - Only available at Corvinus in Hungary

Western Europe's favourite bachelor's degree - Only available at Corvinus in Hungary

Each week from September, we will feature a distinguished Corvinus researcher who has recently received recognition for their work. Balázs Lengyel's adventurous life path led him to Corvinus via MIT.

Heads of organisational units that have not joined the programme yet can still indicate their intention to participate.

On October 17, lecturers, leading officials, the staff of the service areas, present and former students and our corporate partners clinked glasses to celebrate the successes achieved in international accreditation this year. The guests attending the ceremony were welcomed by Dr. Péter Fehér, newly appointed Vice-President for International Relations and Accreditations, Prof. Dr. Zoltán Oszkár Szántó, Dean of the CIAS international research centre, and Prof. Dr. Lajos Szabó György, General Vice-Rector.

The publication co-authored by Judit Gáspár was published in the Language and Linguistics Compass.

The publication co-authored by Attila Virág was published in the Tropical Medicine And Infectious Disease.

The publication co-authored by József Tóth was published in the Organic Agriculture.

The publication co-authored by Hubert János Kiss was published in the Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance.

From an ecological point of view, Budapest and its surroundings are amazingly unsustainable: the ecological footprint related to the household consumption of a resident of the capital is 2.5 global hectares, and that of a person living in an agglomeration is almost 3 global hectares. Taking the ecological capital, i.e. the biocapacity of the land, into account, the overload of the capital city is 30 times, that of the agglomeration is 2.4 times – states a recent Hungarian study with the involvement of the Corvinus University. According to the research, growing prosperity does not ease the pressure on the environment, so greater environmental efficiency and new consumption habits are needed.