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IMPACT website launch

A consortium of fourteen leading European research institutions, including CEU Business School's Center for Business and Society, has launched the project website for a unique research project that measures the impacts of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): www.csr-impact.eu.

Professional Lobbying Program (in Hungarian) - OKJ 61 313 01

 

Our Professional Lobbying program was the first in Hungary to offer a state accredited (OKJ) degree of its kind. So far 2 classes, over 30 participants have graduated from our classes.

The program provides skills and knowledge for effective and ethical lobbying.
The speakers are well known and acknowledged professionals whose contribution guarantees the high quality of delivery.

Next program starts on May 28, 2010.

If you are interested, please read more (in Hungarian) by clicking on the title or please turn to Maria Baksay (Phone: +36 1 887 5046, Email: baksaym@ceubusiness.org).

CEU Business School held its first "Hungary in the Mirror" event

18th of March, 2010

CEU Business School organised a conference titled “Hungary in the mirror” with the aim of facing the real Hungarian and global economic situation. At the event held in the middle of March public opinion leaders and experts tried to answer the question: To what extend does the current crisis question our perception of the world, and what are the ways out of it?

Over 100 people attended the conference, including ambassadors, public figures and representatives of the business community.

CEU Business School's Students Participate in Global Management Challenge

CEU Business School is represented by five student teams at the Hungarian round of Global Management Challenge (GMC), the world's largest and most realistic business simulation competition.

2010 Entrepreneurship Workshop Series

European Entrepreneurship Foundation and
CEU Business School are proud to jointly announce the
2010 Entrepreneurship Workshop Series

Renowned MBA Professor to Explore Hungarian Economic Future at QS World MBA Tour Fair

Budapest, Wednesday 17th of March 2010

 

On March 17th 2010, the QS World MBA Tour will reach Budapest, offering an outstanding opportunity for MBA candidates to meet representatives of the world’s leading business schools. Professor Yusaf Akbar, Director of MBA Programs at CEU Business School, will lead this year’s Budapest MasterClass: “The Future of the Hungarian Economy after the Global Crisis: Myths, Realities and Implications”.

Hungary in the Mirror

 Conference 18 March, 2010

Visions and reflections from a cross section of Hungarian experts and influential policy makers

 

The crisis of 2008 has transformed the global economic landscape and, undoubtedly altered the global political forces.  In many countries, the pace of growth has slowed considerably, the GDP has plunged dramatically in certain instances. The demise of strong institutions in a relatively short period has stunned the financial sector.

Open Day 21 January 2010

 

CEU Business School had an Open Day with 36 attendees on Thursday, January 21st which provided the opportunity to learn more about the Executive and Full-time MBA programs, meet members of faculty and alumni, and get experience with GMAT tests. CEU Business School also plans to organize a 3-day GMAT preparation course on the school premises in February and March with a special price for its own MBA applicants.

Safeguarding Talent in the Recession - Keeping the Talent and Losing the Cost!

 

10. December 2009

 

It has become a trend amongst some companies that the first refuge in an economic recession is to look at reducing costs in the quickest and easiest way possible. Invariably, the main method of doing this has been to reduce human capital cost and to cut training and development budgets. This action, however, contains a very real hidden cost, especially when related to key personnel, key specialists and high performing talent.

Hungarian Ambassador to the UK visited Alumni event at CEU Business School

 

08. December, 2009

 

CEU Business School hosted an Alumni Reunion on 3 December 2009 involving students from the past 21 years, representing alumni from the very first intake in 1990 as well as current students from the MBA 21 class. The Reunion was preceded by the annual general meeting of the Executive Roundtable International Association (ERIA), founded by the Alumni of CEU Business School (formerly International Management Center) in 1992 who were the first in Hungary to earn an MBA degree. The aim of the Association is to support CEU Business School in carrying out its mission of delivering US style business education and combining that with the teaching of social, political, environmental and ethical aspects of the various markets. ERIA also organizes many professional events, partly together with the Hungarian Business Leaders Forum, and is chaired by Borbala Czakó, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Hungary to the United Kingdom.

As John Shattuck President-Rector of CEU announced, the Reunion was the first in a series of events called the „Inside CEU”, which aims at bringing together former and current students of the University for professional lectures and to nourish the personal relations.

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