BUDAPEST CENTRE FOR
LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY

The BC4LS is a simultaneous virtual and physical knowledge centre, whose principal objective is to reflect on one of the greatest challenges of our age, namely long-term sustainability, to position Budapest and Hungary in international cultural life, and to create and operate a global intellectual field of force

A key objective of the Centre is to initiate international dialogues on the issue of long-term sustainability, to organise professional events, research programmes and competitions, to operate platforms based on the sharing of good practices, to prepare publications, and to promote excellent research and professional activities. Our mission is to contribute to transforming thinking about a sustainable future.

Members, and researchers of the BC4LS are foreign and domestic experts dealing with long-term sustainability as well as scientific members of the academia. The global nature of the initiative is also demonstrated by the fact that the Centre welcomes participants to its programmes from all over the world.

The Budapest Centre for Long-Term Sustainability (BC4LS) is happy to announce its Scientific Research Competition for 2021!

We invite you to apply to our Scientific Research Competition if you have a PhD or an equivalent scientific degree and you perform outstandingly in the field of sustainability and science.

The Budapest Centre for Long-term Sustainability (BC4LS) is pleased to announce its special Research Programme for the academic year 2021-22 in six research areas in connection with sustainability to highly accomplished senior and promising scholars seeking to spend shorter or longer period in an interdisciplinary intellectual community.

We would like to encourage our Researchers to explore new frontiers in social sciences both in terms of the disciplines covered and methodologies deployed. To create an inspiring environment for academic experimentation and novel research, we welcome visiting scholars from an extensive range of disciplines related to our primary areas of research.