Why Driving Fitness Matters After a Stroke For many stroke survivors, the ability to drive is more than a convenience—it is a key component of independence, employment, and social engagement. In Hungary, as in many other countries, the decision to grant or revoke a driver’s licence after a cerebrovascular event is guided by medical evidence […]
Recent research from the Hungarian University of Sports Science (HUSS) has shed new light on how lactic acid, a compound traditionally viewed as a metabolic waste product, can influence gene expression and protein synthesis. The study, led by Professor Zsolt Radák and his team, demonstrates that lactic acid acts as a signaling molecule that can […]
Why Volunteer at a Major Sporting Event Matters Volunteering at international competitions offers more than just a chance to support athletes; it provides a platform for personal growth, networking, and skill development. The recent U23 European Boxing Championships in Budapest highlighted how a well‑structured volunteer program can elevate the entire event experience. For aspiring volunteers, […]
The Metropolitan University recently hosted the kick‑off meeting for the Smart Tourism Academy, a collaborative European initiative aimed at redefining tourism education across Hungary and beyond. The three‑day event, held from 23 to 25 November 2025, brought together academics, industry leaders, and students from partner universities in Slovakia, Italy, Latvia, Czechia, Poland, Cyprus, and Slovenia. […]
Overview of the 33rd Semmelweis Symposium The 2025 edition of the Semmelweis Symposium marked a milestone for Semmelweis University, attracting more than 1,200 participants from 26 countries. Held simultaneously at the Városmajor Heart and Vascular Center and the Basic Medical Science Center, the event offered a dense schedule of 86 presentations, five workshops, and a […]
Why Accreditation Matters for Patients and Professionals The European Society of Thoracic Surgeons (ESTS) accreditation is more than a badge; it is a rigorous audit that confirms a center’s adherence to the highest standards of safety, outcomes, and continuous improvement. For patients in Hungary and beyond, the certification signals that the University of Debrecen’s Thoracic […]
Why the University of Debrecen Stands Out in Sustainability and Ecology The University of Debrecen (UD) has recently secured the top position among Hungarian institutions in the QS Sustainability Rankings 2026 and achieved a leading spot in the Shanghai Ranking’s Ecology category. These accolades reflect UD’s commitment to environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and academic excellence. […]
Why Bibliotherapy Matters in Academic Settings University libraries are more than stacks of books; they are community hubs where students, faculty, and staff can explore ideas, challenge assumptions, and build empathy. Bibliotherapy—using literature as a therapeutic tool—offers a structured way to address prejudice and stereotypes that often surface in campus life. By guiding participants through […]
From Campus Idea to Global Platform: The Rise of Munch In the summer of 2020, four Corvinus University students—Kirill Perepelica, Bence Zwecker, Albert Wettstein, and Botond Zsoldos—identified a problem that many of us face daily: food waste. Their solution, the Munch food‑saving service, turned a campus‑level idea into a multi‑country business that now serves millions […]
What the New Neptun Interface Means for Students On 6 December, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) rolled out a refreshed version of its Neptun student portal. The update brings a cleaner layout, responsive design for smartphones and tablets, and a free language‑learning app called Xeropan. For students in Hungary and abroad, the change promises a smoother […]