This is a school I am really glad that I visited.  Though their website is difficult to navigate, the school itself is quite impressive.  Corvinus is made up of 3 different departments: Business, Economics, and Social Sciences.  All three of the buildings are next to each other right along the Danube River in Pest.  There is nothing like the view of Buda from this location—it is absolutely breathtaking.  The main administrative building is a beautiful building that was built in the 1870s and served as the Customs House.  It was reconstructed after WWII, at which point the school began using it.  There is also a new building, built in 2007, which holds most of the classrooms. The business programs have 8,000 of the 11,000 students, but that does not affect the class size for the English-conducted programs.  There are just 60 spots available for each of the business programs each year.  Each course generally has one lecture and one seminar (with fewer than 25 students) each week.  Also of note is that the Business School is in the final stages of AACSB accreditation and is also in the midst of the EQUIS accreditation process. Though Corvinus is a research university, all of the departments emphasize the importance of practical knowledge—something that is missing at many research universities.  Internships are mandatory, and each department has its own Career Service to help students find internships and employment post-graduation.