For more than a decade the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Szeged has been a hub of French scholarship in Central Europe. Recent recognition of two of its leading figures—associate professor Timea Gyimesi and retired senior assistant professor Ildikó Farkas—by the French Republic with the Order of Academic Palms underscores […]
Why the Collaboration Matters for Cancer Research in Hungary The University of Debrecen, a pillar of scientific inquiry in Hungary, has entered into a strategic alliance with Professor Richard G. Pestell, the respected Australian‑American oncologist and president of the Pennsylvania Cancer and Regenerative Medicine Center. The partnership is built on a shared vision to translate […]
Why Cricket Is a Practical Addition to the Physical Education Offerings Introducing cricket as an elective course at the University of Szeged broadens the scope of the campus sports program in ways that many universities might overlook. The game blends coordination, strategy, and endurance while requiring minimal specialized equipment, making it a cost‑effective choice for […]
Introducing the Home for Life Initiative The University of Szeged’s student‑led project, Home for Life, has garnered national attention after winning the prestigious Monitor Award for its creative approach to supporting newborns who arrive at the hospital without parental presence. The initiative provides a structured volunteer program, in which university students learn to comfort and […]
In a remarkable display of creativity and skill, a student from Budapest Metropolitan University (METU) has captured a Gold Award at the GRAPHIS New Talent competition held in New York. This achievement not only underscores the high caliber of talent emerging from Hungary’s design education but also highlights the rigorous training and supportive environment that […]
Nobel Laureate Sir Peter Ratcliffe Addresses Students in Szeged On November 28, 2025, the National Academy of Scientist Education organised its 25th Meeting of Nobel Laureates and Talented Students in Szeged. The event drew almost 4,000 participants to the Pick Arena after the program expanded beyond the usual capacity of the József Attila Study and […]
Understanding the Visegrad Initiative and its Impact on Logistics The Visegrad Group—comprising Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia—has long been a cornerstone of Central European cooperation. By aligning regional policies and investing in cross‑border research, the group fosters shared growth and resilience. Logistics and supply chain management, which underpin economic performance, have naturally become […]
The latest edition of the OMÉN-2025 design competition concluded with a standout achievement: the Gábor Bártfai‑designed Green Campus at Corvinus University in Budapest secured third place among eight international entries. The award marks a milestone for the university’s commitment to sustainable architecture and highlights the rigorous evaluation framework that guided the judges’ decision. Overview of […]
Corvinus University of Budapest is increasingly highlighted in news articles about successful study‑abroad programs. One of the most rewarding opportunities for Hungarian students is the Pannónia Scholarship, which finances a semester‑long stay abroad. This guide explains how the scholarship works, what the experience looks like in Portugal, and how you can secure your place for […]
Corvinus University of Budapest, a leading institution in Hungary, has once again expanded its academic leadership. In a recent Senate meeting, the university welcomed four new faculty members and celebrated academic promotions, reinforcing its commitment to research excellence and innovative teaching. Discover how our updated faculty profiles can strengthen your research collaborations and open new […]