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The partnership aims for one of the world’s leading audit and advisory firms to actively contribute to the further development of higher education in economics and support students’ professional growth and labor market preparedness.
Thanks to PwC’s involvement, students can gain comprehensive practical experience and build professional connections during their university years to ensure a successful start to their careers. PwC experts actively participate in both theoretical and practical education by delivering guest lectures and workshops. In addition, the company offers numerous career opportunities to BGE students: internships during their university years and entry-level positions after graduation.
“Education and talent development are one of the focus areas of our corporate strategy. For the employees of the future to enter the labor market with the right skills and knowledge, practical training is essential. With this agreement, in addition to developing young people, we also want to support their predictable career path by sharing PwC’s expertise and providing practical experience,” said László Radványi, CEO of PwC Hungary.
The signing of the agreement coincided with the unveiling of BGE’s main hall, which was redesigned with PwC’s new brand elements.
“For BGE, it is of paramount importance that our students, alongside high-level theoretical training, also acquire practical knowledge that serves as a direct entry to the labor market. We are delighted that with PwC—an employer that has welcomed many of our talented graduates over the past decades—we can now elevate our cooperation to a new level. I am convinced that this strategic partnership creates value for the university, our students, and the company alike,” emphasized Dr. György Andor, rector of BGE.
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