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Corvinus will launch one-year master programmes next year

From academic year 2023/24, students can get their master degree in one year in the following study programmes:

  • Supply Chain Management,
  • Public Policy and Management,
  • International Economy and Business,
  • Marketing.

The accelerated one-year master programmes will be open to students who have collected enough extra credits or relevant work experience in previous years. The opportunity, which is unique among Hungarian higher education institution in economics, will be open not only to the students of Corvinus, but any student who meets the general admission requirements of the given master programme:

  • bachelor’s degree,
  • a medium level language exam in English,
  • and enough credits.

Corvinus University of Budapest, Building E (Photo: Corvinus University of Budapest)

According to the press release of Corvinus, acceptable professional experience will be any knowledge that fits the required programme:

  • work experience,
  • college programme,
  • specialised training,
  • Students’ Scientific Association (TDK) research in the subject of the programme,
  • any recognizable credit obtained earlier at Corvinus or other university, or a preparatory course for the entrance exam.

[kiemelt]For students attending the self-funded programmes, it is an advantage that in this one-year master programme, they have to pay fees for one year only, but they can apply for the Corvinus Scholarship at the one-year programme, too.[/kiemelt]

We recently reported that Corvinus was again the only Hungarian higher education institution which had been included in the Financial Times’ list of the world’s best management training programmes this year. With its Management and Leadership master programme, Corvinus has been placed 98th in the top 100. In the indicator evaluating career support, the university was ranked in the top 10.

Corvinus is again ranked in the global top 100 of the Financial Times

The Financial Times published its FT Masters in Management 2022 Ranking which ranks the world’s best management training programmes. Corvinus has been ranked in the list of the Financial Times almost uninterruptedly since 2005, when the ranking was first published, Corvinus said in a press release.

The building of Corvinus University of Budapest (Photo: 123rf)

This year, Corvinus programme has been ranked the aggregated 98th place. In the indicator of career support, the university has earned the highest position (9th).

Moreover, it has gained 22nd place according to value for money. This latter indicator compares the salary of alumni with tuition fees and other costs incurred during years at university.

In the indicators of employment after graduation and career progress, Corvinus programme belongs to the middle part of the global top 100 list in both aspects. In average, 93 percentage of the graduates find a job within three months, while Corvinus has achieved the 61st place according to career progress in the first three years after graduation.

From the Central and Eastern European region, beside Corvinus, a Czech, an Austrian, a Slovenian and a Polish programme has been included in the top 100 of the Financial Times.