Perlators have been attached to the taps at the University to save water.

You can now use our digital administration system on the MyCorvinus app.

The Ambassador visited the University on 4 October, 2022.

Each week from September, we will feature a distinguished Corvinus researcher who has recently received recognition for their work. Sándor Juhász is analysing the mobile phone and geolocation data of hundreds of thousands of users, and will soon join the research team of a former Harvard professor in Vienna.

The publication by Ágnes Wimmer, Zoltán Buzády, Anita Csesznák and Péter Szentesi was published in the Journal of Decision Systems.

The publication by Attila Ágh was published in the Journal of Comparative Politics.

The publication co-authored by Veronika Pelle was published in the Publishing Research Quarterly.

The publication co-authored by Gergő Háló was published in the Cogent Social Sciences.

The publication by Nokulunga Mbona was published in the Economies.

At the end of September, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Italian Intesa Sanpaolo Group, professor Gian Maria Gros-Pietro, visited Corvinus University of Budapest and gave a presentation on the topic of digital transformation and sustainability.

The publication by Blanka Láng and Balázs Dömsödi was published in the International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning.

The publication by Eszter Kirs was published in the Journal of Human Rights Practice.

The publication by Viktória Endrődi-Kovács and Oleg Tankovsky was published in the Eastern Journal Of European Studies.

The publication by Mária Farkas and Réka Matolay was published in the Journal of Decision Systems.

The publication by Zoltán Szántó was published in the World Futures.

The publication by Richárd Szántó was published in the Journal of Decision Systems.

From September, every week we will introduce an excellent Corvinus researcher who has recently been rewarded for his/her work. This time you can meet András Mezősi, who, jointly with a number of fellow researchers, has been working for decades in the Regional Centre for Energy Policy Research (REKK) on certain models to work out how renewable energy sources could be used more extensively in Hungary, how the Hungarian energy network could handle the new unit of the Power Plant of Paks, or when Hungary could become climate neutral.

We are pleased to announce the launching of Kedge International Winter School on Disruptive Technologies & Modern Management.

The winning team can visit the University of Glasgow, all expenses paid

By combining the academic knowledge of Corvinus University and the business experience of MVM companies, the main goal of the two organisations is to raise the quality of education and research in Hungary, especially in the field of innovation and business development.

The leaders of Corvinus University of Budapest, the University of Pannonia and the National Research, Development and Innovation Office signed an agreement on 18 October at Corvinus University in Budapest to promote innovation management in Hungary. As part of the cooperation, they established the National Innovation Conference, which is to be developed into an international event and will be held alternately at the two signatory universities every year.

In October our university participated in the NHH International Case Competition in Bergen, Norway for the first time. Our team of four, Noémi Kopka, Mirella Fekete, Zsanett Őrsi and Márton Nyikos, became the winner out of 12 teams.

The publication by László Zsolnai was published in the Business And Society Review: Journal Of The Center For Business Ethics At Bentley College.