The keynote speaker, Dr. Rita Szudoczky, PhD, hab. (WU) will hold a presentation on The Role of Principles in the International Tax Regime.

The number of first-choice applications for Corvinus’ only undivided program has increased by over 40% compared to the previous academic year. Among master’s programs, social sciences have seen the most significant growth, with 50% more first-choice applicants than last year. Overall, the total number of first-choice applicants to Corvinus has risen by 13%.

The monthly published Budapest Management Review is one of the most significant journals in the field of business, management, and organizational studies in Hungary, with a history of more than 55 years, ranked in the best, “A” category by the Hungarian Academy of Science, one star on ABS List 2024.

The Pannonia Internship application period has started today. Applications can be submitted until 28 March via Neptun by submitting application form P551.

Our newly developed one- and two-year master’s programmes are here to introduce themselves directly to you and the student representation. This is your chance to learn about the latest updates, ask questions, and share your feedback!

A Conversation with Olympic Guests of Parasport Day

Docuseek is a documentary and social issues film database.

FT is accessible campus-wide from March 2025

For Kristóf-Csáki Csilla, an academic career is not just a professional challenge but also a mission where mentorship and knowledge-sharing play a crucial role. In this interview, she shares what motivates her as a PhD student, the surprises she encountered during her doctoral studies, and why she finds it essential to pass on the support she has received.

In the field of social sciences and management—improving in several categories—Corvinus University of Budapest continues to hold the top position among Hungarian universities in the QS World University Rankings by Subject. This year, for the first time, Hungarian institutions appeared in the politics category, with Corvinus leading among domestic participants.

It puts the control in the hands of the instructor as to when to deliver which topics but automates assessment and learning management for students.

Funding from Biodiversa+, INTERREG Europe, and the Visegrad Grant will promote interdisciplinary collaboration and policy impact, further enhancing Corvinus' internationalization process.

The National Innovation Agency is looking for applicants aged between 16 and 28 who are passionately interested in science.

The Latest CBI Episode Is Now Live.

It’s worth pursuing a PhD even with a successful business career – this is the headline of an interview published yesterday by Telex with two of our alumni PhD students, who decided to pursue their doctorate at Corvinus despite having very different professional backgrounds.

Consumers are willing to pay more for water in biodegradable plastic bottles, but it’s not enough to cover the additional cost of manufacturing, finds new research from Corvinus University of Budapest.

Parasport Day was a truly remarkable event, offering far more than just a chance to participate in sports.

The Corvinus-BME ideas competition has started on 26 February 2025, the starting gun was fired at Corvinus University of Budapest, the Corvinus-BME VIK Ideas Competition was launched.

You can create something with your two hands at the workshops on the Gellért Campus. Check out the March workshops and sign up.

Last week, the National Research Excellence Programme (NKKP) information day took place, where the latest call for proposals, new opportunities, and procedural details were presented.

On February 25, 2025 Theodore S. Boone of Corvinus’s Department of Business Law provided an online talk to University of Illinois law school faculty and students titled “The Von Neumann Paradox: Separating The Lions From The Lambs Under The EU’s New AI Act.”

Our undergraduate students levelled up their professional skills at the prestigious Heavener International Case Competition in Florida, where high-pressure deadlines and the dynamic American presentation style pushed them to new heights.

To celebrate International Women’s Day, BlueSky Thinking featured inspiring women who are shaping the future of business education. An interview was also conducted with the university’s Dean of Sustainability, appointed in January. Dr. Katalin Ásványi speaks about the challenges ahead, her motivations, her role models and she shares some advice on the path to a successful career. 

As part of the changes to the Neptun system, we are introducing two-factor authentication in a phased manner. This means that students for whom it was previously optional – those who started in the fall or spring semester of the 2024/2025 academic year – will soon be required to set up two-step authentication.