Corvinus Institute for Advanced Studies
The leadership of Corvinus University of Budapest has decided to establish the Corvinus Institute for Advanced Studies – Central Europe in Global Context. The establishment of CIAS aims to reach a higher level of the University’s research performance and significantly improve its international potential.
CIAS has been established in affiliation with Corvinus University of Budapest. CIAS provides research fellowships for scholars with outstanding credentials. The fundamental goal is to create an inspiring and creative intellectual community. Scholarships are granted in a process based on thematic calls for application, this contributes to CIAS’ own intellectual profile that is in harmony with the goals of Budapest, Hungary and Central Europe.
CIAS provides research fellowships for scholars with outstanding credentials in the following grant categories:
- invited distinguished research fellow,
- senior research fellow,
- junior research fellow,
- non-resident research fellow.
CIAS Inn – Interviews with CIAS research fellows
More and more people are following the quiet quitting strategy, companies are not happy
30/08/2024
New study unveils the dark side of organizational internal communication and its impact employee loyalty and quiet quitting intentions in Hungarian enterprises. Corvinus researchers and their international colleagues have also developed an innovative scale to measure the impact of negative organizational internal communication.
CIAS Inn: secrets inherited from socialism are dragging Hungary back
24/07/2024
Why do we try to call a teenage spy story laced with romance to account for historical credibility? In her latest publication in CIAS, American cultural anthropologist Maya A. Nadkarni examines the politics of memory in Hungary’s socialism through the heated debates surrounding the portrayal of the past in the Hungarian series The Informer.
CIAS Inn: “It’s worth spending more time at CIAS”
18/07/2024
V.G. Venkatesh, Professor and Associate Dean of the EM Normandie Business School, researching supply chain management and sustainability issues, fell in love with the free atmosphere of CIAS during his stay in Budapest. He has recently returned to France, but plans to make several more trips to Budapest in the near future for his ongoing research.
CIAS Inn: Hungarian co-authors found through CIAS
14/06/2024
Pierre van Mouche has been regularly coming back to work at CIAS since 2021, and the papers he wrote at the research institute were published, among others, in international journals on mathematical economics in recent years.
Corvinus and The Chinese University of Hong Kong signed a research cooperation agreement
22/03/2024
Corvinus University of Budapest and The Chinese University of Hong Kong Shenzhen Research Institute signed a Memorandum of Understanding for strategic cooperation called Academic and Innovation Matrix (AIM). One of its focus is knowledge sharing on artificial intelligence, open not only to academia but also to start-ups.
CIAS Inn: “the connections made here will stay with you for a long time”
19/03/2024
Amitabh Anand, a researcher and lecturer at Excelia Business School in France, came to Hungary six months ago on a guest research scholarship programme from CIAS.
World-renowned researcher and World Laurates Association Prize awardee of 2023 Yurii Nesterov joins Corvinus faculty
06/03/2024
“In my opinion, optimization can explain the world”, the professor emphasized.
Green organisational practices can also influence climate scepticism
22/01/2024
What role does green human resource management play in the environmental awareness of the population of a developing country? How do the green practices of different organisations affect climate scepticism in society? These are some of the questions Sehar Zulfiqar, a guest researcher at CIAS from Pakistan is studying.
CIAS Inn: “It’s like growing up together as researchers” – Chiara Zappalà, new member of the CCL
11/12/2023
Although she’s been working in the Center for Collective Learning for only three months, for Chiara Zappalà it has felt like the right place from day one. The University’s welcoming attitude towards international researchers is a major factor, she says. We spoke to the new physics graduate who has recently joined CCL about her research and professional plans.
CIAS Inn: “It’s a great opportunity for a young researcher” – Manran Zhu, new CCL staff member
15/11/2023
We spoke to Manran Zhu, who joined CCL in October and will be contributing to Cesar Hidalgo’s team with her knowledge navigation research over the next two and a half years.
CIAS Inn: Artificial intelligence will make a fundamental change in auditing
19/07/2023
Partha Mohapatra, who came from the US, will spend three months in the CIAS Research Centre. During this time he will explore how artificial intelligence can be used to improve audit quality.
CIAS Inn: finding a balance between teaching and research is a challenge in America, too
19/07/2023
During the summer, American economist Marcus Dillender will spend two months at the CIAS Research Centre, working on a topic in health economics during his research fellowship.
CIAS Inn: “I love the creative tension in Budapest”
29/03/2023
In our series, we present visiting scientists at the CIAS International Research Centre.
CIAS Inn: “New places also add inspiration to my researches”
10/03/2023
In the next part of our series, we introduce Kristian L. Nielsen, who came to the Corvinus from the Copenhagen Business School, and focuses on the role of soft power as a power technology instrument in European relations.
CIAS Inn: „An important place on the map of science
10/02/2023
This time we introduce Sándor Kristály, who came to us from Transylvania, and works on the theory of optimal mass transportation.
CIAS Inn: “A new environment is useful because new routines need to be established”
03/02/2023
On this occasion we present Andreas Orland, who worked as a researcher at the University of Potsdam and as head of PLEx (Potsdam Laboratory for Economic Experiments).
CIAS Inn: Our researcher from Zagreb: ‘Budapest is an important academic centre’
20/01/2023
We are launching a series: we draw attention to scientists arriving at the CIAS international research centre, so that we could integrate them even better in their university community during their stay here.
Contact
- 1093 Budapest, Közraktár utca 4-6. 7. emelet, 707. iroda
- Telephone: +36 1 482 7798
- E-mail: cias@uni-corvinus.hu
