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8/25/26, 2:53 PM
Youth Talent Program, High School Program, Szolnok Center

Bringing English to Life at MCC’s Szolnok

Szolnok
Students of MCC’s Youth Talent Program in Szolnok explored the cultures, traditions, and everyday life of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and the United Kingdom during a week-long English language camp. Through creative and interactive activities, students had the opportunity to practise their English in a variety of situations while learning more about the English-speaking world.
8/24/26, 2:28 PM
Roma Talent Program

From Brussels to Washington: A Semester of Opportunities in the Roma Talent Program

From professional training and international study trips to language camps and artistic achievements, the past semester offered a wide range of opportunities for students in MCC’s Roma Talent Program (RTP). Both in Hungary and abroad, participants gained new experiences while developing their knowledge, skills, and professional connections.
8/14/26, 9:36 AM
Student Projects

Student Ideas in Action: Projects and Communities at MCC

Student-led initiatives continued to play an important role in life at Mathias Corvinus Collegium during the 2025/2026 academic year. A total of 31 student projects and 12 student communities were active across MCC, providing opportunities for students to turn their ideas and interests into professional and community initiatives.
8/13/26, 1:18 PM
MCC Fellowship Program

From Luxembourg to Connecticut: International Opportunities Through MCC's Fellowship Program

What do the Court of Justice of the European Union, a business incubator in Paris, an American university, a sports psychology research group in Barcelona, and a foreign policy institute in Warsaw have in common? They are all places where participants of MCC's Fellowship Program can gain first-hand professional experience.
8/11/26, 1:54 PM
Budapesti képzési központ, University Program

MCC Students Set to Begin Studies at Top Universities Worldwide

This autumn, many MCC students will take the next step in their academic journeys at some of the world’s leading universities across Europe, the United States, and Asia. Their studies will span fields including economics, international relations, security policy, and artificial intelligence, giving them the opportunity to deepen their expertise and gain valuable experience in an international academic environment.
8/7/26, 10:32 AM
Youth Talent Program, Zalaegerszeg Center

Youth Talent Program Students Build Confidence Through Language Learning

Zalaegerszeg
Students of MCC's Youth Talent Program in Zalaegerszeg developed their English and German language skills through speaking focused sessions designed around their individual proficiency levels. By working in small groups, they became more confident and natural in using foreign languages while improving their communication skills.
8/5/26, 10:00 AM
Középiskolás Ösztöndíjprogram

Young Researchers Present Ten Months of Work at MCC High School Program's Closing Conference

Budapest
The 2025/2026 MCC High School Program Academia Scholarship Program concluded with its closing conference on July 30 and 31, where high school students presented the results of ten months of dedicated research. During the two day event, scholarship students showcased the projects they had developed throughout the academic year under the guidance of experienced mentors, presenting their findings before a professional jury.
7/30/26, 3:05 PM
Learning Institute

Mohács 500 Dialogue Brings Hungarian and Turkish Students Together Through History

Budapest
How has the legacy of the Battle of Mohács shaped Hungarian cultural memory? What role can history education play in strengthening international cooperation? These were among the questions explored at the closing conference and book launch of Mohács 500 Dialogue project, held on July 30 at MCC's Budapest headquarters.
7/29/26, 9:29 AM
Budapesti képzési központ

International Law Students Gather in Budapest for the Fifth V4+ Law Student Summit

Budapest
In July, MCC welcomed 55 law students and young legal professionals from nine European countries to its Budapest headquarters for the fifth V4+ Law Student Summit. Organized by MCC students, the annual international event provides a platform for the next generation of Central and Eastern European lawyers to exchange ideas, strengthen professional networks, and discuss the legal challenges shaping the region.
7/22/26, 1:48 PM
Youth Talent Program

From Clues to Confidence: Learning English Through Adventure

Beregszász
Mysteries, suspects, and clues to uncover might sound like the setting of a Sherlock Holmes or Enola Holmes story. This time, however, the investigation did not take place on the streets of London, but at MCC Transcarpathia, where students of the Youth Talent Program spent three days developing their English communication skills through playful, experience-based activities.
7/17/26, 1:40 PM
Youth Talent Program

MCC Students Strengthen Their English Through Everyday Practice

Veresszék
For one week, English became the language of everyday communication at MCC English speaking summer camp in Veresszék, where students from Transcarpathia strengthened their communication skills through immersive, experience based learning. By using English in a wide range of practical situations, participants gained confidence while working toward the B2 language proficiency level.
7/13/26, 9:48 AM
High School Program, Debate Academy

MCC Debate Academy Students Gain International Experience in Slovenia

Students from MCC Debate Academy's High School Program concluded this year's competitive debate course with a week-long study trip to the World Schools Debate Academy in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia. During the week-long program, participants joined students from across the world to deepen their knowledge, develop practical skills, and gain valuable international experience.
7/6/26, 10:54 AM
Beregszász Center

Language and Culture Come Together at MCC Transcarpathia’s English Learning Program

Beregszász
Students from the first and second years of MCC’s Transcarpathia Center took part in a three-day English language program, where language learning, cultural discovery, and community experiences played a central role.
7/2/26, 11:59 AM
MCC ARS

Art in Collaboration: Highlights from the First MCC ARS Summer Academy

What happens when talented young dancers, musicians, actors, writers, and visual artists come together to create? The first MCC ARS Summer Academy answered that question by transforming five days in Révfülöp into a vibrant space for collaboration, creativity, and artistic discovery.
7/2/26, 10:54 AM
German-Hungarian Institute for European Cooperation

Exploring East Belgium: MCC Students Gain Insights into European Regional Governance

Eight MCC students participated in a professional study trip to Eupen, East Belgium, between in June, organized by the German-Hungarian Institute for European Cooperation. The group was accompanied by Director Bence Bauer, Prof. Dr. Frank-Lothar Kroll, Professor Emeritus at Chemnitz University of Technology and Visiting Fellow at MCC, and Eszter Grifatong, Project Coordinator of the Institute.
7/1/26, 12:31 PM
Center for Constitutional Politics

Rethinking Libertarianism: Randy E. Barnett at MCC

Budapest
MCC's Center for Constitutional Politics welcomed Randy E. Barnett, Professor of Constitutional Law at Georgetown University, for a research seminar. One of the most influential contemporary advocates of libertarian thought, Barnett explored why classical libertarianism requires theoretical renewal in response to the challenges of the modern world.
6/26/26, 2:38 PM
Center Membership

Building Hungary's Next Generation of Researchers at MCC's Closing Conference

Budapest
Nearly 80 young researchers presented the results of a year of academic work at the two-day Research Centers Closing Conference, where master's students showcased their research before panels of experienced scholars and experts.
6/26/26, 9:48 AM
Leadership Academy

The Importance of Conversations at MCC

After this year's end-of-year ceremony at MCC, two fellow teachers, several students, and I sat together at a table on the terrace and engaged in a casual conversation. We asked one another questions, exchanged our opinions, and supported our differing views with arguments. I enjoyed following the clear and precisely worded questions and responses late into the evening.
6/18/26, 2:08 PM
Migration Research Institute

Africa in a Transactional World: Opportunities and Challenges for US Engagement

Budapest
The Migration Research Institute hosted a roundtable discussion titled "From the M23 to the USAID Cut: The US Africa Policy in a Transactional World". The event featured former Ambassador Tibor Nagy, former Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, and Viktor Marsai, Executive Director of the Migration Research Institute at MCC. The discussion was moderated by Máté Gergely Balogh, Senior Researcher at the Migration Research Institute.
6/17/26, 2:01 PM
Brunch Talks

Life, Value, and Meaning: Reflections on Nietzsche at MCC

Budapest
The final Brunch Talk event of the semester welcomed Dr. Daniel V. Came, Visiting Fellow at MCC and Philosopher at the University of Lincoln, for a thought-provoking lecture on one of the most enduring questions in philosophy: how human beings can affirm life despite suffering, loss, and the apparent absence of meaning.
6/15/26, 4:26 PM
MCC Feszt

Information Regarding MCC Feszt 2026

Due to the current circumstances, MCC Feszt 2026 will not take place.
6/14/26, 3:35 PM
Center for Constitutional Politics

From Originalism to Constitutional Memory: Key Debates at MCC

Budapest
In June, MCC's Center for Constitutional Politics welcomed leading scholars from Europe and North America for the international conference The Role of History and Memory in Constitutionalism: European and American Perspectives, which explored how history, tradition, and collective memory continue to shape constitutional systems and their interpretation.
6/12/26, 11:59 AM
Collegium Content

New Beginnings, Lasting Connections: Graduation at MCC

Budapest
A festive atmosphere, proud families, and memorable moments filled the halls of MCC Budapest as nearly one hundred students received their diplomas at the institution's graduation ceremony, marking the conclusion of the 2025/2026 academic year. For the graduates, the occasion represented both the culmination of years of dedication and the beginning of a new chapter in their lives.
6/11/26, 10:54 AM
MCC-Mindset School of Pyschology

Building Confidence and Community: ENYSSP Conference Comes to Budapest

Budapest
MCC Budapest hosted the annual conference of the European Network of Young Specialists in Sport Psychology (ENYSSP) this June, welcoming nearly 150 researchers, students, and practitioners from 14 countries. The 21st edition of the international event brought a significant number of participants to the Hungarian capital from abroad, reaffirming ENYSSP's role as one of Europe's leading platforms for early-career sport psychology professionals.
6/8/26, 10:16 AM

MCC Brunch Talk: Debating Europe’s Future

Budapest
At the latest Brunch Talk event, Georg K. Menz, Visiting Fellow at MCC, presented the key findings of his latest research project, offering a thought-provoking perspective on the future of the European Union and the challenges shaping its development.
6/5/26, 12:08 PM
Migration Research Institute

Migration in Latin America: Challenges, Responses, and Regional Trends

Budapest
Migration trends and challenges across Latin America took center stage at a panel discussion moderated by Viktor Marsai, Executive Director of the Migration Research Institute. The event brought together Gustavo da Frota Simões, Professor at the Brazilian Army Command and General Staff College, Gabriella Thomázy, Assistant Professor at Ludovika University of Public Service, and Máté Balogh, Researcher at the Migration Research Institute, to explore the forces shaping migration across the region.
6/5/26, 11:30 AM
MCC Center for History

Mohács 500: Examining the Legacy of a Defining Battle

Budapest
To mark the 500th anniversary of the Battle of Mohács, MCC's Center for History hosted an international conference titled “Clash of Civilizations? Mohács 500”, bringing together leading Hungarian and Turkish historians to examine one of the most significant turning points in Hungarian history.
6/2/26, 2:28 PM
Collegium Content

Cambridge Academic Highlights MCC’s Impact on Future Generations

The impact of an educational institution is often measured through rankings, achievements, or public recognition. For Dr. Mark Khater of the University of Cambridge, however, the true measure of success lies elsewhere: in the opportunities created for young people and the lives transformed along the way.
6/1/26, 2:40 PM
Migration Research Institute

Migration as a Geopolitical Tool: Experts Examine a Growing Security Challenge

Budapest
MCC's Migration Research Institute hosted a roundtable discussion titled "Migration as a Weapon?", examining how migration has increasingly become a strategic instrument in international politics. Bringing together experts from across Europe, the event explored how states can leverage migration flows to exert political pressure, advance geopolitical interests, and challenge their rivals.
5/29/26, 5:39 PM
Ambassador Talk

Ambassador Talk Explores Indonesia's Development and Strategic Importance

Győr
The latest Ambassador Talk hosted by MCC Győr welcomed Her Excellency Penny D. Herasati, Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to Hungary, for an insightful discussion on Indonesia's global significance, the country's development challenges, and the strengthening relationship between Indonesia and Hungary.
5/28/26, 11:20 AM
Collegium Content, International Relations Directorate

Rediscovering Beauty: Classical Architecture in Contemporary Urbanism

Budapest
Can classical architecture still offer answers to the challenges of modern cities? This question shaped a recent discussion led by Dr. Nir Buras, founder of the Classic Planning Institute, and Pablo Alvarez Funes, the institute’s Educational Director, who introduced participants to the ideas behind traditional urbanism and the continuing relevance of classical architecture today.
5/28/26, 10:43 AM
Collegium Content

Shared Steps, Shared Stories: MCC’s Pentecost Pilgrimage to Csíksomlyó

Csíksomlyó
Before sunrise, with headlamps lighting the paths along the slopes of Madarasi Hargita and folk songs echoing through the mountains, the participants of MCC’s Pentecost Pilgrimage set off on a journey that would eventually lead them more than 320 kilometres to Csíksomlyó. Over the course of two weeks, the pilgrimage became far more than a physical challenge. It evolved into a deeply personal spiritual journey and a powerful community experience shaped by shared hardships, conversations, and unforgettable moments.
5/27/26, 10:07 AM
Révfülöp, Center for Next Technological Futures

MCC and Modul University Launch Joint AI Focused Weekend Academy in Révfülöp

Révfülöp
How Can We Stay Competitive in the Age of Artificial Intelligence? MCC and Modul University Students Search for Answers at First Joint Weekend Academy.
5/20/26, 11:25 AM
Youth Research Institute

From Digital Alienation to AI: Emerging Voices Examines the Challenges Facing Young People

Budapest
MCC's Youth Research Institute hosted the third edition of its annual international Emerging Voices conference, bringing together young researchers from around the world to present their latest findings on youth related issues and contemporary social challenges. Held on May 14, the conference welcomed six international and two Hungarian speakers who explored some of the most pressing questions affecting younger generations today, including social change, digitalization, and the growing role of artificial intelligence.
5/19/26, 9:45 AM
Budapest Lectures

Peter Slezkine on NATO, Europe, and Transatlantic Relations

Budapest
Peter Slezkine, Director of the Russia Program at the Stimson Center, was the latest guest of MCC's Budapest Lecture series, where he examined the future of transatlantic relations, Europe’s security architecture, and the evolving role of NATO.
5/18/26, 3:39 PM
Center for Constitutional Politics

Rethinking Paradigms: Jesse Smith on Ideological Diversity in Academia

Budapest
On May 12, MCC's Center for Constitutional Politics welcomed Jesse Smith, Assistant Professor at the Ohio State University, for a lecture focusing on ideological polarization in the social sciences and the lack of viewpoint diversity within the field.
5/14/26, 10:43 AM
Center for Political Science

Politics in Style: MCC Conference Explores Ideology and Public Image

Budapest
What do ideology, public image, political rhetoric, and fashion have in common? Far more than one might expect. These questions were explored at the international scientific conference Fashions in Politics, organized by MCC’s Center for Political Science, where Hungarian and international scholars examined how power, communication, identity, and visual representation increasingly shape one another in modern public life.
5/13/26, 2:39 PM
Center for Constitutional Politics

MCC Research Featured in International Volume on European Constitutionalism

MCC is pleased to announce that our colleague, Kálmán Pócza, Head of MCC’s Center for Constitutional Politics has contributed a chapter to the volume European Constitutionalism the Other Way Round, published by Cambridge University Press.
5/13/26, 2:32 PM
Center for Constitutional Politics

MCC Researchers Contribute to Major Handbook on East European Politics

MCC is pleased to announce that two of our colleagues from MCC's Center for Constitutional Politics, Kálmán Pócza and Márton Csapodi, have contributed a chapter to the second edition of The Routledge Handbook of East European Politics, soon to be published by Routledge.
5/13/26, 2:24 PM
Center for Constitutional Politics

MCC Researchers Present Constitutional Law Research at International Doctoral Workshop

On May 5, 2026, two colleagues from MCC’s Center for Constitutional Politics, Dóra Réka Babos and Márton Csapodi, presented their latest research at the Second Doctoral Students' Workshop titled "The Rule of Law and Judicial Dialogue in Europe: Continuity and Change".