Article by Professor Emerita Gabriella Ilonszki and Ph.D. Candidate, Assistant Lecturer Gábor Tamás Molnár was published in European Political Science.

The event will be held on 29th August, 2021, in the Castle Garden Bazaar.

As the result of a recent agreement between Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions and the University, the company sponsored the renovation of a common area on the 3rd floor in Building E.

Dr. Gabriella Kiss is an associate professor and Fanni Nyírő, an activist at Extinction Rebellion Hungary

How to organise a successful and sustainable arts festival? A flea market in a bustling village, a concert in a barn courtyard, a new wave circus in a field: the atmosphere of the Valley of Arts is unique and unforgettable. In the Útravaló podcast, Natália Oszkó-Jakab, General Director of the Valley of Arts, told us about her career journey and sustainable, rural festival making.

The head of a 130-year-old German goldsmith family business and the owner of an Innovation Award-winning Hungarian company also spoke at a conference organised by the Corvinus Centre for Family Business, where the latest research from the Centre's staff was presented. The 3rd International Family Business Conference was held on 17 June at Corvinus University of Budapest The event, which was held online in response to the pandemic, featured nine presentations and discussions that brought together domestic and international family businesses and the challenges they face. This article is a selection of presentations and discussions from the conference.

If it's summer, it's festival time. Even if the festival industry is highly polluting the environment? Krisztina Czillahó, a former Corvinus student, conducted her TDK research on how we can make festivals greener in Hungary, and what the organisers and visitors of the biggest Hungarian festivals can do to help them go green.

In the Financial Times' TOP 50 Journals list by Péter Csóka

For centuries, the dollar has been the dominant currency in the oil trade, but in recent years the Chinese yuan has also appeared.

The Archival Research Service will be suspended from August 3, 2021, to August 31, 2021.

You can now pay your items listed in Neptun not only by transfer, but also through SimplePay.

Professor Előd Takáts (PhD, Princeton University), guest lecturer at London School of Economics appointed new rector as of academic year 2021/22

The academic career path model is already working in practice, with an increase in research in half a year. We spoke to Deputy Rector for Academic Workshops László Csicsmann,

From a student mentoring system to the further development of the MyCorvinus mobile application, Corvinus University of Budapest is preparing a number of digital innovations in the coming years. We talked about these with the Head of Student Services Péter Major.

A liveable Budapest, new degree programmes and the university's reputation could be the foundation on which Corvinus' international image is built in the coming years.

Everybody knows of at least ten miracle cures that promise weight loss within a few days.

As the epidemic situation eased, for the first time in a long while, we were able to organise the end-of-year celebrations in person.

At Corvinus University, the new academic year will start with high point limits, a new rector and continued transformation.

This year, 24% more applicants applied for Corvinus courses in the first place than last year.

This year, a record high score had to be achieved to get into Corvinus, so it should make anyone doubly proud who has been accepted.

A publication by Corvinus researchers was published in the Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change.

Master Teacher and Pro Scientia Gold Medals were awarded to Corvinus teachers and students.

Article by Alexandra Köves assistant professor of Corvinus (Institute for Business Economics, Department) and Gábor Király senior researcher (Budapest Business School, Future of Higher Education Research Centre) was published in Futures journal, which is at the cutting edge of developments in the theory and practice of futures-oriented research across many disciplines.

New publication by NETI Lab members Sándor Juhász and Balázs Lengyel in European Planning Studies