The cooperation was signed by Bruno van Pottelsberghe, president and rector of Corvinus University of Budapest, Lajos György Szabó, vice-rector for General Affairs, and Zoltán Bíró, managing partner and CEO on behalf of Stratis Management and IT Consulting. on November 6 at the Corvinus Gellért Campus.
As part of the agreement, Stratis will actively participate in the design and development of two data science related subjects in close cooperation with the Corvinus Institute for Data Analytics and Information Systems, provide topics for corporate case studies, and its leaders will provide guest lectures at the university.
Corvinus teachers and researchers will be invited as scientific speakers at Stratis events.
“We can prepare our students for the labor market competitively if we build close partnerships with the most successful and significant companies. We place a high priority on actively integrating market knowledge into our programs and creating an active relationship between our students and their future employers, for the benefit of both parties,” said Bruno van Pottelsberghe regarding the agreement concluded.
“Stratis is one of those successful, decisive companies that share their experiences and take a socially responsible part in increasing the knowledge of new generations. Thanks to our cooperation, Stratis professionals can easily learn about the latest findings in business and management science from Corvinus researchers, which can help them increase their business efficiency,” he added.
Zoltán Bíró added that, “Within the framework of strategic cooperation, we have targeted areas where we can best pass on our experience to students. In the subject Project Management in Data Science we share with students the testimonies of our practical experience in managing projects; for the Data Wrangling seminars, we are compiling a practical task in which students can apply their knowledge acquired so far when solving a business problem.”
In recent years, Corvinus has entered into strategic partnerships with more than 10 major domestic and multinational companies. The aim of the university is to continuously expand its economic and social network and to channel the latest market knowledge into education, Corvinus tells the Budapest Business Journal.



