The platform developed by the Center for Collective Learning (CCL), led by César Hidalgo, has made it to the top five in the Website & mobile site - Science category.

The Corvinus badminton team won medals in several categories at the MEFOB.

Corvinus with three teams on the court!

The programme aims to create outstanding bilateral research projects.

In 2024, the students of the Institute of Marketing and Communication Sciences have achieved a double success in the IAB "Best Thesis on Digital Marketing" competition, both in the undergraduate and master's degree categories.

The PRME Global Students Mentorship Programme connects mentees with experienced mentors to guide them in identifying sustainability-focused career opportunities and applying sustainability principles within their professional roles.

The scholarship is awarded to outstanding students in higher education who want to actively promote sustainability and environmental protection.

According to Gábor Hajnal, Head of BASF's Hungarian Agro Division, agriculture is not merely a business sector but a responsible vocation with long-term impacts on society as a whole. The company has achieved significant market successes in recent years, especially in horticultural crops, where it is currently the market leader with over a 30 percent market share.

The application period for all three scholarships is the same: April 7, 2025, 10:00 – April 11, 2025, 12:00 

We are rapidly depleting the Earth's resources, but together we can reverse the trend and regenerate the planet. In April, we focus on the ecological footprint and explore what we can do to reduce it at an individual, community, university or even corporate level.

We would like to congratulate the appointed colleagues! Get to know their professional achievements and the key milestones of their academic careers.

The event provided attendees with valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities of entrepreneurship, along with practical advice on building a business in Hungary from the founder of Gazduig Creative Agency.

Despite rising GDP and the benefits of globalization, these factors alone are not enough to ensure environmental sustainability – in fact, urbanization tends to worsen the situation. This is the key finding of a new Corvinus University of Budapest and HUN-REN KRTK study, based on data from 149 countries.

The academic calendar for the 2025/2026 school year has been published, providing key dates, including the teaching and exam periods, public holidays, rescheduled working days, and autumn and spring breaks.

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.

Elek Nagy, President of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK), was the guest at the sixth lecture of the Corvinus University of Budapest's "Startup Business Concept" (VÜK) course.

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.