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Why Collegial Feedback Matters in Academic Evaluation In recent years, research assessment in higher education has increasingly leaned on quantitative metrics such as publication counts, impact factors, and h‑indices. While these indicators provide a quick snapshot of productivity, they often overlook the nuanced contributions that scholars make to their fields and to the academic community. […]
In recent years, the conversation around profit has moved beyond the narrow goal of maximizing financial returns. At Corvinus University of Budapest, economists and students are exploring how a people‑centred approach can align business success with societal well‑being. This article examines the evolving link between money and happiness, highlights real‑world examples, and offers practical steps […]
Semmelweis University’s Rising Presence in International University Sports In 2025, Semmelweis University athletes showcased their talent on two of the largest stages for university sports: the European Universities Championships and the FISU World University Games. With a silver in fencing and bronze medals in taekwondo, orienteering, and fencing, the university’s student athletes proved that academic […]
Understanding QS Rankings and Their Impact Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) publishes the world’s most widely referenced university rankings. The annual QS World University Rankings assess institutions on a set of indicators that reflect academic quality, research influence, and employability. For a university in Hungary, a climb in the QS list translates directly into higher visibility for […]
Overview of the Visit On 5 December 2025, Bálint Lévai, CEO and co‑owner of the Hungarian‑owned BioTechUSA Group, delivered a keynote at the final session of Corvinus University’s Strategic Management course. The lecture, held within the engineering, medical, legal and pharmaceutical economics specializations, offered students a rare glimpse into the real‑world dynamics that drive a […]
Why Biodiversity Matters for Financial Decision‑Making In recent years, the link between natural ecosystems and financial performance has moved from academic debate to practical application. Investors, banks, and corporate risk managers now recognize that the health of biodiversity can influence asset values, credit risk, and long‑term profitability. At the heart of this shift is the […]
Energy Consumption in Hungarian Households Heating is a major driver of electricity and gas use across Europe, and Hungary is no exception. According to recent national statistics, about 17 % of total household energy consumption is devoted to maintaining indoor warmth. In a country where winter temperatures can drop below 0 °C, the cost of keeping homes […]
CEMS Master in International Management: A Global Business Pathway The CEMS Master in International Management (MIM) is recognized worldwide as a leading business master’s programme. It brings together students from more than 30 top universities, offering a curriculum that blends academic rigor with real‑world experience. In December 2026, 45 graduates from Corvinus University of Budapest […]
Building a Sustainable Partnership Between Óbuda University and UNEC In December 2025, a delegation from the Azerbaijan State University of Economics (UNEC) visited Óbuda University in Budapest to evaluate existing ties and chart a roadmap for deeper collaboration. The meeting underscored the growing importance of international academic cooperation, especially in the fields of business, management, […]
Understanding Pediatric Rheumatic Diseases Pediatric rheumatic diseases encompass a range of chronic autoimmune conditions that primarily affect the joints, muscles, and connective tissues of children. In Hungary, these disorders are among the most common chronic illnesses diagnosed in childhood, impacting roughly 3,000 to 5,000 children each year. Unlike asthma or type‑1 diabetes, rheumatic diseases often […]
