Researches and projects
Since its foundation, the CIHES has participated at numerous research and development projects independently or through its members.
A list of the most important CIHES projects can be found in the following table. By clicking on the name of the project, a more detailed description of the research project, as well as the related publications and events can be seen. The active, ongoing projects are also visible in the menu on the left. The descriptions of the archived projects are available only by clicking on the appropriate line of the following table.
| Name of the project | Period | Sponsor | Project leader |
| Stimulating and hindering factors of mobility in Hungary (TÁMOP 4.2.4B/1-11/1-2012-0001 project) | 2013 | TEMPUS Public Foundation | József Berács |
| Research of the higher education changes | 2013-2014 | Hungarian Institute for Educational Research and Development | József Temesi |
| The role of higher education in the knowledge-based society, in building the knowledge-based economy (TÁMOP 4.2.1/B-09/1/KMR-2010-0005 project) | 2010-2012 | National Development Agency | Ildikó Hrubos |
| Internationalism of the Hungarian higher education research commissioned by the Tempus Public Foundation | 2009-2010 | TEMPUS Public Foundation | József Berács |
| ’Higher Education Reform’ international project led by CHEPS | 2009 | EU | József Temesi, Ildikó Hrubos |
More information
The Center for International Higher Education Studies (CIHES) was established in May 2008 by the resolution of the Council of the Faculty of Economics at Corvinus University of Budapest (CUB).
The Center is an umbrella organization for those researches who are teaching and pursuing research in various fields of higher education at different faculties of CUB. Other esearchers from Hungarian universities can join to the Center, too. One of the goals of the Center is to join European research consortia and to contribute to their results in the analysis of the educational processes with suggestions and proposals.
Research topics include:
- analysis of the thre-cycle system and the introduction of Bologna-type study programs
- internationalization of higher education
- mobility in higher education
- funding reforms in higher education
- social dimension of hifger education
- pedagogical methods, quality assurance
Partners
Central European University, Budapest
Central European University (CEU) from its inception, in 1991, has been a densely international and multicultural graduate education institution. Today its students and alumni represent approximately 150 countries, while academic faculty and staff come from over 30 countries. CEU also has an extensive record of successfully managed research schemes comprising including EU FP6 and FP7, ERC grants, Marie Curie, and has been coordinator or partner in Erasmus Mundus Programs and over 60 other European and various international research collaborations.
Center for Higher Education Policy Studies (CHEPS), University of Twente, EnschedeCHEPS is a leading research center in Europe in the areas of international higher education. Part of their comparative studies have been published on the reforms and development of the European Higher Education Area.
Debrecen University, Center for Higher Education Research and Development(CHERD)The Center was established in 2007. Their mission is to analyze research and development problems at the University and in the region.
ELTE Center for Higher Education ManagementThe Centre organizes workshops in various topics of higher education management monthly .
Institute for Research and Development in EducationThe Institute offers its services in the areas of public and higher education.
EducatioThis interdisciplinary scientific journal publishes results in several educational areas.
Higher Education ReviewThis periodical is published by the Educatio Ltd. providing relevant information about the recent development of Hungarian higher education.