by Eduniversal and second in 2020, and in 2019 it was ranked among the 100 best business schools in Europe by the Financial Times, while the university's master's degree in Regional and Environmental Management was ranked 36th in the category of Sustainable Development and Environmental Management, also by Eduniversal. Specialised colleges The specialised colleges conduct in-depth research on a number of specialised subjects (e.g. social theory and finance), sometimes with the involvement of external academics or economic operators. Members usually live together on a separate floor of their university hall of residence or in a separate building. This promotes active community life and shared learning and research.[7] The most significant of the university's specialised colleges in 2020 are: Rajk László College for Advanced Studies Széchenyi István College for Advanced Studies College for Advanced Studies in Social Theory (Társadalomelméleti Kollégium, TEK) EVK College for Advanced Studies Heller Farkas College for Advanced Studies Society of Young Autonomous Economists (FAKT) College for Advanced Studies of Diplomacy in Practice (GyDSz) Mathias Corvinus Collegium Szent Ignác Jesuit Specialised College Specialised College of Practical Diplomacy Student organisations In addition to the specialised colleges, Corvinus has more than 40 student organisations, making it the most active organised student life in the country. Some organisations have a professional focus, others are organised around a hobby, or internationalisation, etc.[8] Notable alumni Sándor Csányi – chairman of OTP Bank, owner of Bonafarm, investor, philanthropist, billionaire, the richest person in Hungary (according to Forbes) Gordon Bajnai – former prime minister of Hungary Sebastian Gorka – American military and intelligence analyst György Surányi – former governor of the National Bank of Hungary Fanny von Hann-Kende – physician and psychoanalyst Ákos Kovács – singer, one of the best-selling artists in Hungary Zoltán Kovács (born 1962), vice-president of the Hungarian Ice Hockey Federation and Paul Loicq Award recipient Lajos Bokros – former minister of finance, chairman of Budapest Stock Exchange Dávid Korányi – director at Atlantic Council József Váradi – CEO of Wizz Air György Matolcsy – governor of the National Bank of Hungary since 2013 François Lumumba – Congoloese politician See also Open access in Hungary Notes References External links MBA Programme Website of Corvinus University, School of Management History of Corvinus University in English Scientific Journal of the Faculty of Economics International Economy and Business Programme Business schools in Hungary Educational institutions established in 1920 1920 establishments in Hungary Universities of economics