Day: November 25, 2025
Insight into the Visit On November 19th, 2025, the Faculty of Social Sciences at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) in Budapest hosted H.E. Ragnar Almqvist, the Irish Ambassador to Hungary. The event brought together university administrators, faculty members, students, and the wider academic community to discuss the evolving nature of cultural exchange and diplomacy between Ireland and Hungary. This […]
Uncovering a Rich Fossil Patch in the Hațeg Basin In 2019, a team of paleontologists from the Valiora Dinosaur Research Group, headed by Dr. Gábor Botfalvai of the Department of Paleontology at Eötvös Loránd University, identified a unique site within the western Hațeg Basin of Transylvania. The site, known as K2, contains a bone concentration […]
Background of the Research At the Department of Ethology in Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) in Hungary, a team of scientists has been exploring how attention‑deficit/hyperactivity analogues in dogs affect their cognitive performance. The work builds on validated questionnaires designed to assess three core dimensions of ADHD – inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity – in domestic pets. […]
Why a Transnational Master’s Makes Sense for AI and Data Science The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence, big data, and automation demands education that blends theory with practical, real‑world impact. By merging the strengths of nine universities across Europe and Latin America, the new MAID4S programme delivers a curriculum that is both globally relevant and […]
When sustainability becomes a key criterion for evaluating higher‑education institutions worldwide, only a handful of universities rise to the top. Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) has taken its place as the third‑ranked university in Hungary and secured a position within the global top‑400 on the QS Sustainability Rankings. This achievement reflects the university’s dedication to environmental stewardship, […]
Historical Significance of Ignác Semmelweis The unveiling of the 28th monument dedicated to Dr. Ignác Semmelweis underscores the enduring impact of his pioneering work on antiseptic practices. While the 19th‑century Hungarian physician’s insistence on handwashing with chlorinated solutions dramatically reduced maternal mortality, his legacy continues to influence clinical protocols worldwide. At the University of Rijeka’s […]
Expanding Global Partnerships from Hungary Located in the heart of eastern Europe, the University of Debrecen has positioned itself as a leading institution in the agricultural sciences arena. By aligning its research agenda with Mediterranean priorities, the university is bridging the knowledge gap between temperate European farming systems and the unique challenges posed by southern […]
Introducing the Vehicle Laboratory: A New Hub for Automotive Innovation The University of Debrecen has delivered a state‑of‑the‑art Vehicle Laboratory spanning 2,700 square meters within the Science, Technology & Innovation Park. Designed to support the Faculty of Engineering’s automotive curriculum, the complex marries laboratories, workshops, classrooms and a dedicated 1,340-square‑meter test track. It is the […]
On Tuesday, the Faculty of Engineering hosted a vibrant cultural event that spotlighted the university’s diverse international community. Nearly 80 foreign students from across the globe presented music, dance, and cultural exhibits, showcasing traditions from Mexico, India, Egypt, Kenya, and many other countries. The event, organized to foster inclusion during the Drawing Week when lectures […]
Bridging Design and Production in Hungary The recent Innovation Summit organized by the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Debrecen marked a pivotal moment for digital design and manufacturing in Hungary. By convening software developers, manufacturing specialists, and academic researchers, the event laid out a clear strategy for how computer‑aided design (CAD) and computer‑aided […]
