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11/22/24, 11:20 AM
Budapest Fellowship Program, Visiting Fellowship Program
MCC Debrecen Hosts A Discussion on the Return of Trump
Debrecen
11/19/24, 11:02 AM
Budapest Lectures, Center for European Studies
MCC Hosts an Event Addressing the Challenges of the Muslim Brotherhood
Budapest
11/15/24, 11:20 AM
Visiting Fellowship Program
Turning Points: Reflections on the 5th EPC Summit’s Vision and Goals
Budapest
11/13/24, 3:30 PM
Style is What you Build for Yourself: Miklós Schiffer Lectures on the Importance of Style
Dress has always been important in terms of how they express themselves to their environment in everyday life. This is even more so in the world of politics, where dress is also part of official protocol. One must only think of the British royal dynasty or the leaders of certain countries, whose clothing and dress style is part of the appearance of the community they represent.
11/12/24, 11:29 AM
Center for Constitutional Politics
How to Elect Judges? Judicial Appointments in Eastern Europe and Latin America
Budapest
11/11/24, 11:18 AM
School of Law, Center for International Law
Sovereignty in the Age of Globalization and Digitalization
"The 2024 version of the rule of law combines the power of judges, militant groups and administrative authorities that claim to be "independent". Judges make law while pretending to interpret it. Militant groups transform their demands into basic rights through the media. The 'independent' administrative authorities exercise an aggressive form of social engineering without having been given a mandate to do so, and in the name of combating hatred and disinformation they are in fact promoting civilizational censorship. They are doing this as part of a globalized techno-structure that is steadily stripping national sovereignty of its essence," said Mathieu Bock-Coté, world-renowned Canadian sociologist, author and political commentator, at the Laws of Sovereignty conference on Friday. The international event, organized by MCC, brought together renowned law professors, political scientists and experts from international judicial fora from around the world and legal cultures to share their views on the new challenges to sovereignty, such as globalization, European integration and digitalization.
11/6/24, 3:04 PM
Election Nights
MCC Co-Hosts Insightful U.S. Election Night Event
Budapest
11/5/24, 1:00 PM
Youth Research Institute
Defusing the Demographic Time Bomb: Leading Demographer Speaks to MCC Students on Humanity's Future
On November 4, 2024, the Youth Research Institute hosted an event focused on the global population crisis. The central theme of the event was how the declining birth rates worldwide threaten societal sustainability and the potential implications for future generations.
11/4/24, 1:19 PM
MCC Students Engage in Diplomatic, Cultural, and Academic Experiences in the United States
From September 15th to 22nd, MCC students participated in a study trip to the United States at the invitation of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. During the one-week program, participants gained an in-depth insight into American political, cultural and historical life and built valuable international contacts.
10/30/24, 2:11 PM
School of Law
MCC-King's Summit in London: A Deep Dive into Europe’s Past and Present
“Instead of Ideology, Europe Is Based on History”
10/29/24, 9:57 AM
Brussels
Transylvanian Students Embark on Immersive EU Journey in Brussels
This week, twenty Hungarian high school students from across Transylvania participated in an educational journey to Brussels, designed to deepen their understanding of European Union institutions and the city's rich historical context. Representing all eight MCC centers in Transylvania, this diverse group had the unique opportunity of a four-day, multifaceted trip, which fostered connections among young Hungarians and strengthened networks within the Hungarian minority in Romania.
10/24/24, 1:24 PM
Brussels
MCC Brussels Honors the Spirit of 1956 with its Annual Freedom Breakfeast
On a crisp October morning in Brussels, history, memory, and the enduring fight for freedom were celebrated at the Freedom Breakfast, a commemorative event that honored the legacy of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. Hosted by MCC Brussels, the event featured powerful speeches from prominent figures, each reflecting on the continued relevance of the revolution and the challenges facing Europe today.
10/23/24, 12:50 PM
Center for European Studies
MCC’s Center for European Studies Hosts Conference on EU Merit-Based Enlargement
Budapest
10/21/24, 1:23 PM
MCC Co-Hosts the Transatlantic Partnership in a New Era Conference
On October 14th, MCC hosted the "Transatlantic Partnership in a New Era" conference in Berlin, uniting influential leaders from Europe and the United States to tackle significant challenges impacting the Transatlantic alliance. The event, organized by Mathias Corvinus Collegium, The German-Hungarian Institute for European Cooperation, The Danube Institute, and TheRepublic, sought to connect American, German, and Hungarian conservatives while fostering a vision for a future where these nations cooperate under conservative governance. Key sessions addressed critical topics including migration, antisemitism, economic policies, and evolving transatlantic relations.
10/21/24, 10:39 AM
Budapest Fellowship Program, Center for Law and Society, Center for Private Law, Center for International Law, Fall Academy
"Europe's Strength Lies in the Unparalleled Diversity of its Nations' Cultures."
Esztergom
10/17/24, 12:27 PM
Brussels
MCC Brussels Hosts "The War Against the Past: Fighting for our history" Conference
A thought-provoking intellectual forum took place at the historic Solvay Library in Brussels, addressing the cultural attacks on Western history and heritage. Titled "The War Against the Past: Fighting for Our History," the event was organized by MCC Brussels and brought together leading European thinkers to discuss societal tensions surrounding historical revisionism, identity politics, and the erasure of Western cultural achievements.
10/15/24, 11:31 AM
Visiting Fellowship Program
Myths, Hoaxes and Pseudoscience with Peter Boghossian
The renowned American philosopher and college professor, philosopher Peter Boghossian gave a lecture on the topic of myths, hoaxes and pseudoscience at MCC. The intriguing event shed light on the growing influence of ideologies on scientific journals and academic institutions has contributed to a growing "crisis of confidence".
10/14/24, 8:56 AM
German-Hungarian Institute for European Cooperation
MCC is organizing a conference in Berlin with the involvement of internationally recognized experts, scholars, and politicians.
The goal of the "Transatlantic Partnership in a New Era" conference is to create a unique forum for discussing the most current issues concerning European and American relations, as well as the public affairs of both continents, from the perspectives of Hungary, Germany, and the United States.
10/11/24, 4:23 PM
The Emerging Global South in a Shifting World Order – Samir Saran at MCC
The Global South plays a critical role in shaping the future of global affairs, economics, and culture. As the world becomes more interconnected, understanding and engaging with these nations is essential for achieving a more equitable and sustainable future. Coming from India, our international guest Samir Saran talked about his country’s development over the past three decades and also explained the hardships India faces in the 21st century.
10/3/24, 3:32 PM
School of Law
Every Generation Has a Duty to Fight for its Cultural Heritage": MCC Particpates in an International Heritage Protection Conference
16 students from MCC's School of Law participated in an international conference on different aspects of cultural heritage protection. The conference covered topics such as the protection of culture in the era of globalisation and European integration, the challenges of artificial intelligence and armed conflict, and the specific situation of underwater heritage. The students presented cases of Hungarian cultural heritage protection such as the Verespatak investment and the protection of the origin of Tokaj wine.
10/2/24, 10:47 AM
Frank Füredi's New Book The War Against the Past: Why The West Must Fight For Its History, was Presented After Cancellation Attempt
Brussels
9/25/24, 3:52 PM
Visiting Fellowship Program
MCC Co-Hosts Conference "Identity as a Political Weapon"
Budapest
9/24/24, 12:10 PM
Center for Constitutional Politics
John Finnis at the Center for Constitutional Politics
9/20/24, 3:06 PM
Budapest Fellowship Program
MCC Welcomes New Cohort of Budapest Fellowship Program
Budapest
9/9/24, 11:38 AM
MCC-Mindset Pszichológia Iskola
MCC establishes new Center at the MCC-Mindset School of Psychology
Budapest
9/5/24, 3:55 PM
Révfülöp
The St. Jupát Sailboat, which Circumnavigated the Globe Four Decades Ago, is Relaunched on Lake Balaton
Révfülöp
9/2/24, 11:56 AM
German-Hungarian Institute for European Cooperation
Is Germany Facing a Political Earthquake? - Live Coverage and Analysis of the Saxony and Thuringia State Parliamentary Elections
Budapest
8/16/24, 3:43 PM
School of Economics, Center for Business Knowledge
Hungarian Wines on the World Map
Debrecen
8/8/24, 2:21 PM
The Most Successful Yet: The 4th MCC Feszt Concludes A Record-Breaking Festival
With over 49,000 visitors, 300+ domestic and international speakers, 100 professional programs, 40+ concerts, and 150 exhibitors, this year was the largest and most successful MCC Feszt in history, and we can't wait to do it again.
7/25/24, 2:26 PM
Center for European Studies, Visiting Fellowship Program
"Right-wing Parties Need a Concrete Vision of the Future if they Want to Succeed"-MCC Participates in the 33rd Tusványos Summer University
MCC-Brussels also took part in organizing the lectures at Tusványos. The invited experts shared their thoughts on the current challenges facing the EU, the situation of right-wing parties, and their role in the European Parliament on July 24th in MCC-organized King Mathias Courtyard.
6/19/24, 2:41 PM
Center for International Law
A cooperation based on strong institutional commitment – The delegation of the European Law and Governance School visited the MCC
Budapest
6/18/24, 1:30 PM
Center for Constitutional Politics
Constitutional Reasoning in Latin America and the Caribbean
5/28/24, 5:30 PM
Center for Constitutional Politics
John Larkin: Judicial Power in the United Kingdom
5/8/24, 4:23 PM
MCC Feszt
The Party Returns: Esztergom will once again host MCC Feszt from August 1st to 3rd
MCC Feszt, which attracted over 47,000 visitors last year, offers a dynamic range of musical, cultural, and educational activities. Organized by Mathias Corvinus Collegium, the largest educational institution in the Carpathian Basin, MCC Feszt is returning to Esztergom for the fourth time. The multi-day event will once again feature the best of Hungarian popular music, as well as renowned Hungarian and international experts and opinion leaders. Participants will include the director of the Oxford University Centre for Byzantine Studies, a former editor-in-chief of the Bild-Zeitung, a professor of political science at the University of Kent, and a UNESCO Distinguished Professor of Transnational Challenges and Governance at American University.
4/24/24, 1:14 PM
Learning Institute
The Two Faces of Learning - Competitive vs/and Collaborative
Budapest
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