Understanding Osteoporosis: A Silent Threat to Bone Health Osteoporosis often progresses without noticeable symptoms, earning its reputation as a “silent disease.” Many individuals only discover the condition after experiencing a fracture from a minor fall or even everyday activities like bending forward. According to experts at Semmelweis University, the disease affects hundreds of thousands of […]
Semmelweis University recently joined an international gathering that highlighted the growing link between teacher education and well‑being. The transatlantic EUniWell conference, co‑hosted with Columbia University in New York, brought together scholars, administrators, and practitioners from across Europe and the United States to discuss how research can shape policies that support healthier learning environments. This article […]
In March 2026, a team of four undergraduate students from Corvinus University of Budapest traveled to Lausanne, Switzerland, to compete in the inaugural in‑person edition of the International Olympic Case Study Competition (IOCSC). Their victory not only highlighted the university’s strength in business education but also showcased the growing impact of Hungarian international students on […]
The University of Szeged’s Faculty of Engineering recently made a strong impression at Planet Budapest, Hungary’s largest sustainability expo. The event highlighted how engineering solutions are already shaping a greener future, moving sustainability from abstract ideas to tangible, working demonstrations. For prospective students interested in engineering, sustainability, and innovation, the university’s approach offers a clear […]
Why the French Order of Academic Palms Matters for Hungarian Academia The recent awarding of the Knight’s Cross of the French Order of Academic Palms to Andrea Nagy, head of the Department of French Studies at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Debrecen, highlights a milestone not only for an individual scholar but also for […]
Overview of the Central European AI Summit in Budapest The IEEE Central European Artificial Intelligence Summit recently took place in Budapest bringing together over a hundred speakers and 350 participants from academia industry and government. Organized with the support of Óbuda University IEEE Hungary Section the John von Neumann Computer Society IEEE Standards Association and […]
Understanding the Shift Toward Integrated Palliative Care Palliative care has evolved from a service offered only in the final days of life to a comprehensive approach that can be introduced at diagnosis and continued alongside curative treatment. This shift emphasizes relief of pain, management of symptoms, and support for the emotional and social needs of […]
In early March 2026, representatives from Hungarian and Uzbek higher education institutions gathered in the historic cities of Samarkand, Jizzakh, and Tashkent for the Third Uzbek‑Hungarian Rectors’ Forum. The event, hosted under the auspices of the Hungarian Rectors’ Conference, highlighted a shared commitment to deepening academic ties, leveraging digital innovation, and expanding joint research initiatives. […]
Accounting Anthems Revived at Corvinus University Alumni Reunion Nearly seventy people attended the Accounting Alumni Evening held at the end of February, where former students joined faculty members to recall the history of the university and the program—and even revived the popular accounting anthems with guitar accompaniment. Alumni from a wide range of graduation years—from […]
Obuda University Secures Nearly HUF 390 Million in Funding for Space Research Project Obuda University has achieved a significant milestone in its research endeavors, securing a non-refundable grant of HUF 389,333,959 from the HU-RIZONT International Excellence Research Cooperation Program. This substantial funding, identified by the code number 2025-1.2.1-HU-RIZONT, will support the implementation of an ambitious […]