September will arrive soon, and with it the academic year will begin. The University welcomes all its citizens to the ceremonial opening of the academic year.

This summer's graduation ceremonies were held between 26 and 28 July.

Although the location remains a secret this year, the dates are set: the Freshmen’s Camp for our undergraduate and undivided degree students will take place between August 21 and 25, 2023.

Corvinus continues to attract the best students, with the most sought-after bachelor programmes requiring even higher scores than last year: the top score was 480 for the English-language BA in International Business Economics. The number of Hungarian students admitted to English language programmes has increased by 14 percent, thus nearly half of the first year students will already be studying in English.

Corvinus hosted an international Rubik's Cube competition in early June. The fastest players in the region competed on campus.

This year, the Students’ Union will also ensure that the freshman find their company quickly and make friends even before the University starts.

The programme supports research and innovation projects to improve the security of water resources.

In April 2023, the ownership of Public Finance Quarterly has been transferred from the State Audit Office of Hungary to Corvinus University of Budapest, and the latest issue of the journal, the first Corvinus-edited one was published with a renewed design, but in the same high quality as before.

The deadline of the application is 6th August, 2023.

The CET Partnership aims to accelerate the energy transition and to support the implementation of the European Strategic Energy Technology (SET) Plan.

Corvinus as the second best Hungarian team came 13th. Our student László Komma won the dunking contest.

A model developed by the researchers of the Corvinus University provides personalised and automated assistance for investment decisions. The recommender system uses machine learning to iteratively take into account demographic factors, individual preferences and expert knowledge, among other factors, and has identified three typical investor types based on the data.

Seven of our lecturing staff members had the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge about how case studies can be used as a teaching tool during a 10-day course organised jointly by IMTA (International Management Teachers Academy) and CEEMAN (Central and Eastern European Management Association) in Bled.

During the closing of the reading rooms from 21 July to 27 August, e-books, e-journals and subscribed databases will be available online.

Indicators per employee are surprisingly less predictive of a firm's financial performance and sectoral competitiveness, while corporate income margin indicators and country effect are good predictors, according to research by the Corvinus University of Budapest.

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.

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.

Payment by credit card works uninterrupted during this period.

The Department of Accounting at the Corvinus and the Luca Pacioli Society student association jointly organised a trip to Visegrád.

On the closing day of the Research Week in June, exciting presentations demonstrated the potential and the limitations of artificial intelligence in research and in science communication. The presentations are now available to watch.

Zoltán Oszkár Szántó will also be one of the board of nine, whose main task will be to increase the effectiveness and international visibility of the Hungarian research network.