Faculties
The Corvinus University of Budapest has seven faculties. These can be grouped into three subject areas: business, public administration and horticulture.
Business concentration (Közgáz Campus):
- Faculty of Business Administration
- Faculty of Economics
- Faculty of Social Sciences
Public administration concentration (Közigazgatástudományi Campus):
- Faculty of Public Administration
Horticulture concentration (Budai Campus):
- Faculty of Horticultural Science
- Faculty of Food Science
- Faculty of Landscape Architecture
As of 2003 (before the merger with the horticulture faculties), the university had 620 teachers and 16,537 students, with 2721 students graduating. In 2006 it had a total of 17,000 students. Classes are offered in English and German in addition to Hungarian. A growing number of the university's students come from countries other than Hungary.
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