Corvinus University of Budapest is Hungary’s leading institution in the fields of economics, business, and social sciences, combining more than a century of academic tradition with a forward-looking, international perspective. With a vibrant community of over 8,000 students and strong global partnerships, Corvinus is dedicated to excellence, innovation, and shaping the future leaders of Central Europe.
Our Campuses
The traditional Közgáz Campus of Corvinus University of Budapest is comprised of three main units:
Buildings E, C and Sóház (Salt House) are in the direct vicinity of each other.
Building E
The former Main Customs House built on an area of almost one hectare is the classic pillar of the Danube panorama of the Pest side; visitors often identify Corvinus with this classic building, designed by Miklós Ybl, as one of his main accomplishments. The two-storey building reflects the values of CUB, as it is the perfect mix of past and future, built on strong foundations.
Address of Building E: 1093 Budapest, FÅ‘vám tér 8.
Building C
Building C is a modern, light-filled part of the Corvinus University campus, home primarily to students of social sciences. Its contemporary design complements the classical architecture of Building E. The building also houses the university library, offering spacious reading rooms and a calm, well-equipped environment for study and research.
Address of Building C: 1093 Budapest, Közraktár utca 4-6.
Sóház (Salt House)
After leaving Building E through the eastern gate, only a few steps away is the Sóház building, which hosts the Information Technology Centre, as well as several computer labs. The glass-covered building is light in every season.
Address of the building: 1093 Budapest, FÅ‘vám tér 13-15.
Gellért Campus
The Gellért Campus is the newly renovated building of the university, inaugurated in 2024, and is Hungary’s most sustainable educational institution. The future-oriented Campus, with its innovative and inspiring spaces, will create new conditions for education, research and collaboration and symbolise what the university of the future will look like. In 2024, the Campus achieved LEED Gold certification and was named “Green Investment of the Year” in the Green Awards, and was also named Green Building of the Year by ÉVOSZ.
Address of the building: 1118 Budapest, Ménesi út 5
How to get to Building E?
You can get to Building E on FÅ‘vám Square (8 FÅ‘vám tér, 1093 Budapest) by trams 2, 47, 49, by trolley bus 83, by bus 15 or the underground metro line 4.
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