Corvinus team wins bronze medal in Germany

2024-04-16 11:50:00

The Corvinus University of Budapest team came third in the international case competition in Oestrich-Winkel, Germany. Our students were even ahead of the Technical University of Munich and the Vienna Wirtschaft University.

Fanni Ágoston, Evelin Márka, Patrik Hegedűs, Bulcsú Kovács, Balázs Angyal and Zalán Hrabovszky participated in the two-day Business Case Battle competition organised by EBS Universitat on 21-22 March. The Hungarian team competed against five German, one Austrian and one Swiss university and managed to win the bronze medal.

Among other things, they had to restructure their business models, create and present a pitch for investing in recyclable energy and then decide whether to invest based on the given factors.

The event also gave the teams free time to network, where they had the opportunity to meet students from other universities and interact directly with company representatives. The Ccorvinus team admits that the competition helped them to get closer to each other, and they attribute their success in part to the quality of the time they spent together.

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