BBS lecturers and researchers play a significant role in domestic and international scientific life, contribute to a number of publications in both foreign languages and Hungarian, and give hundreds of scientific and professional conference presentations annually. At BBS, we are very proud of those activities, as well as the professional awards and recognitions that our colleagues have received in recent years. In addition, in line with our scientific strategy, we reward excellence at the university in a number of ways, whether in talent management or in high-level scientific publications.
Milestones
2019
- One of the publications of our staff won an international award (Outstanding Data Collector Award GUESSS 2018 Edition) while another won the Publication Level Award of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
- Our 5 most successful colleagues in the Student Research Societies activity received the Excellent Mentoring Award
- Our faculty and researchers won Science Prizes in four categories
2018
- Our faculty and researchers won Science Prizes in four categories
- 2 publications receiving international awards were written
- The 10 most successful colleagues in the Student Research Societies activity received the Excellent Mentoring Award
2017
- In April, for the first time, the 10 most successful colleagues in the Student Research Societies activities received the Outstanding Mentoring Award
BBS own recognition system
BBS has its own recognition system
We are very proud of the domestic and international scientific awards of our research and teaching faculty, but in recent years we have also developed a system at the University to reward our colleagues within BBS, whether in talent management or high level of scientific and publication performance.
BBS Science Award
Our university recognises outstanding scientific achievement with the BBS Science Award. The Rector of BBS presents the award within the framework of the Hungarian Science Festival conference series, to those lecturers and researchers who provided outstanding scientific achievements in the year preceding the current year. The current call for applications is available in the document library at the bottom of the page.
The Scientific Prize is currently open to applications in 5 categories:
- scientific textbook
- scientific article (educator)
- scientific article (researcher)
- scientific article (PhD student)
- higher education textbook
Winners in previous years
Scientific textbook category:
- Andrea Buday-Sántha: COMMUNICATION LAW. Communication Law and its "Network Model"
Scientific article - research category:
- Miklós Losoncz - Áron Perényi: A Systematic Review of International Entrepreneurship
- Zsuzsanna Géring – Gábor Király – Sára Csillag – Tamás Gápsár – Gergely Kováts: Vision(s) of the University. Applying Participatory Backcasting to Study the Future of Higher Education
Scientific article - educator category
- Dr Zoltán Krajcsák: Successes of quality management systems through self-evaluation and commitment in different organizational cultures: A caste study
- Katalin Mérő – Dóra Piroska: Rethinking of macroprudential mandates within in the Banking Union – a perspective from east of the BU
- Judit Sági – Csaba Lentner: Certain Aspects of Family Policy Incentives for Childbearing
Scientific article - PhD student category
- Áron Szennay: Correlations between the financial performance and social responsibility of large companies in Hungary
- Dr Száva Zsigmond: A business development mentoring process from a conductor’s perspective, or what expectations does a mentor have to meet and how can you successfully manage the process?
Scientific textbook category (not submitted in 2019)
Scientific book category:
- Miklós Losoncz: The UK's exit from the EU and European integration
Scientific article - educator category:
- Péter Galbács: Realism in economics: the new classical case. Acta Oeconomica, Vol. 67 (2), pp. 257-279.
- Katalin Mérő – Piroska Dóra: Policy Diffusion, Policy Learning and Local Politics: Macroprudential Policy in Hungary and Slovakia. Europe-Asia Studies, Vol. 69 (3), pp. 458-482.
Scientific article - research category:
- Richárd Kása – Balázs Heidrich – Dávid Losoncz – Krisztina Demeter – István Jenei: The impact of shop floor culture and subculture on lean production practices. International Journal of Operations & Production Management. Vol. 37 Issue: 2, pp.205-225.
BBS Outstanding Mentor Award
An important element of BBS’s scientific activity is the development of student talent, the defining area of which is student research activity. Students Research Societies work requires collaboration and extra professional effort on the part of both the students and the consultants, while contributing to the individual and professional development of participants, the creation and publication of new scientific findings and the enhancement of the reputation of our University. For this reason, the University gives special recognition to our excellent colleagues from 2017, who, based on the results of the Student Research Societies activity, are at the forefront of nurturing talent and thus play a decisive role in achieving our strategic goals.
From previous years
- Dr. Hegedűs Szilárd (FFA)
- Dr. Papp Vanda (FCHT)
- Dr. Szabóné Dr. Erdélyi Éva (FCHT)
- Karakasné Dr. Morvay Klára (FCHT)
- Dr. Kovács Edina (FCHT)
- Dr. Debreceni János (FCHT)
- Dr. Gáspár Tamás (FIMB)
- Dr. Sipos Erika (FCHT)
- Dr. habil. Lugasi Andrea (FCHT)
- Dr Katalin Antalóczy, college teacher (FIMB)
- Dr Ibolya Brávácz, associate professor (FFA)
- Dr Szabóné Dr. Éva Erdélyi, associate professor (FCHT)
- Péter Tasi, teacher of finance (FFA)
- Dr Hilda Török, associate professor (FCHT)
- Erika Sipos (FCHT)
- Péter Tasi (FFA)
- Tamás Novák (FIMB)
- Katalin Antalóczy (FIMB)