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Dec 20
Economic Complexity and Knowledge Diffusion in Hungary: Insights from César A. Hidalgo’s New Book

César A. Hidalgo and the Study of Knowledge as a Natural Law In his latest book, The Infinite Alphabet, economist and data scientist César A. Hidalgo argues that knowledge behaves like a physical system governed by laws of time, space, and value. The book is not a theoretical treatise; it is a collection of case […]

Dec 20
Ágnes Wimmer Receives Trefort Ágoston Award – Corvinus University of Budapest Celebrates Academic Excellence

In December 2025, Corvinus University of Budapest honored one of its most distinguished faculty members, Professor Ágnes Wimmer, with the prestigious Trefort Ágoston Award in the Higher Education category. The award, presented by the Minister of Culture and Innovation, recognizes long‑term dedication to teaching, research, and institutional development. This achievement highlights the university’s commitment to […]

Dec 17
Monks’ Unpaid Work: Estimated Value and Lessons for Modern Management

In a recent study published in the Budapest Management Review, researchers from Corvinus University of Budapest and Saint Mauritius Monastery quantified the economic value of the monks’ unpaid labor. The findings reveal that each of the nine monks at Bakonybél Monastery generates approximately HUF 400,000 of work per month that would otherwise be paid if outsourced. […]

Dec 17
Miklós Kozma Elected President‑Elect of EIBA – Corvinus University Leads International Business Research

Overview of Miklós Kozma’s Election Associate Professor Miklós Kozma of the Institute of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Corvinus University of Budapest has been elected President‑Elect of the European International Business Academy (EIBA) for the 2025–2026 term. The role is part of a three‑year leadership cycle that will see him serve as President in 2026–2027 and […]

Dec 17
Making Cruising Attractive to Young People

Why Young People Are Turning to Cruise Travel In recent years, cruise travel has evolved from a niche luxury experience into a mainstream adventure that appeals to a broad demographic, including millennials and Gen Z. The shift is driven by several factors: the rise of experiential travel, the desire for hassle‑free itineraries, and the growing […]

Dec 17
How Communication Fuels Change: Insights from Corvinus University’s 2026 Conference

Why Communication Drives Societal Change Communication is the engine that powers transformation in every sector—from politics and media to business and activism. In 2025, global events such as the rapid spread of misinformation, the rise of digital activism, and the increasing influence of artificial intelligence have shown that the way we share, interpret, and respond […]

Dec 16
Budapest Management Review December 2025: Digital Solutions and Entrepreneurial Uncertainty in Hungary

Overview of the December 2025 Issue The December 2025 edition of the Budapest Management Review (BMR) continues the journal’s tradition of publishing high‑quality, multidisciplinary research on business, management, and organizational studies. The issue is available exclusively in digital format, reflecting the university’s commitment to a sustainable publishing model and to reaching a global readership through the BMR […]

Dec 16
Semmelweis University Senate Report: Advancing Medical Education and Healthcare Innovation in Hungary

Overview of Senate Meeting Outcomes The Senate’s November 27 meeting delivered a comprehensive update on Semmelweis University’s progress across research, education, and clinical services. The report highlighted key strategic initiatives, new program launches, and the university’s continued expansion of international collaborations. The outcomes underscore the institution’s commitment to maintaining its position among Europe’s top five medical […]

Dec 15
University of Debrecen Drives Brain‑Computer Collaboration for Neuroscience Innovation in Hungary

The University of Debrecen has positioned itself at the forefront of neuroscience innovation by actively engaging in brain‑computer collaboration projects. In 2025, students from the Faculty of Economics and Business, Engineering, and Informatics represented the university at the NeuroSpark Hackathon in Elche, Spain, showcasing the interdisciplinary potential of combining human neural data with computational tools. […]

Dec 14
Semmelweis University Leads International Symposium on Non‑Invasive Fetal Post‑Mortem Diagnostics

In December 2025, Semmelweis University hosted a landmark international symposium that brought together leading experts in obstetrics, radiology, and pathology to discuss the latest advances in fetal post‑mortem diagnostics. The event, titled “Fetal Imaging: The Non‑Invasive Autopsy and New Horizons,” highlighted the growing shift from traditional autopsies toward minimally invasive, imaging‑driven approaches that respect families […]