The Association invites applications for the "Information Security Paper of the Year - 2024".

The conference on operational research attracted participants from 13 countries. The almost 100-strong audience listened to presentations in 27 different sessions.

In addition to intensive learning and preparation for graduation, young people from disadvantaged backgrounds find community and motivation at Corvinus.

Dr. Ágnes Vidovics-Dancs received the prestigious award for her research on the complexities of hedging foreign exchange risks in financial risk management. In total, six Corvinus researchers attended the event.

Sándor Gyula Nagy spoke to a group of candidates for the Diplomatic and Consular Training Course about Hungarian foreign policy and foreign economy.

A lecturer from the Corvinus University of Budapest and the Science Shop of the university received international recognition on Tuesday from almost 100 countries. The UN's Programme for Responsible Business Education (PRME) awarded the Hungarian institution in the marketing category for its innovative teaching methods that promote sustainable development.

The first Data Science Professional Day was held by the Institute of Data Analytics and Information Systems, Data Analytics Center and HCL Technologies Starschema.

Application for teaching assistant position can be submitted for the provision of activities beyond the curriculum requirements.

On 15 May, Alumni Night was held again, where current students could be inspired by the testimonies of their fellow graduates.

The application period is open until 17-21 June 2024, 12:00.

There is great potential in artificial intelligence (AI), and the economists of the future will (also) be able to do more analysis if AI solves the simpler tasks for them - this was one of the important lessons of the lecture and panel discussion at the Gellért Campus.

The Gellért Campus was presented to Corvinus business partners at a networking event on 12 June. In his speech at the event, Rectoral candidate Bruno van Pottelsberghe stressed that the university’s business network is one of the key ingredients in the future success of the university, and hence its students and graduates.

A new book has been published by Beáta Nagy on the gender regime, women's chances of becoming leaders and its pitfalls, and the difficulties of reconciling work and private life.

The panel held its regular monthly meeting on 11 June, during which the portrait of former Rector Előd Takáts was unveiled. The panel also decided to amend several parts of the Student Requirements and voted on this year’s Senate nominees of the Pro Futura Award.

Troubleshooting started on Monday (17 June), we kindly ask for your patience.

Between 17 June and 25 August the opening hours of the cafeterias at the campuses will be changed as follows.

The Education Authority has been collecting data on the labour market situation and academic satisfaction of active and graduated university students for several years. In order to make the Education Authority’s results as credible as possible, it is important to support the data collection process with your response!

As usual, this year the Corvinus journal Budapest Management Review awarded the best article (and research) award, and two studies received the excellent article award. The winning paper was on the topic of femvertising.

Applicants need to find a supervisor related to their research topic, and the University has put together a list of researchers to whom they can apply.

Our undergraduate students, Eszter Bujáky, Izabella Jahn, Petra Jenei, and Levente Pintér represented our university at the Chulalongkorn International Business Case Competition in Thailand, between the 20th and 26th of May 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.

The full contents are available online at the journal's website.

Two associate professors at Corvinus, Marianna Eisenberg-Nagy and Beáta Paragi, won this year's scholarship for exceptional young researchers.

The situation of home care for the elderly in Hungary bleeds from many wounds, pushing families in need and carers towards private care. Informal relationships permeate all segments of the market, which also makes the working conditions of caregivers in the sector extremely precarious, Hungarian researchers have found.