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“Even one small step counts,” says Dr. Judit Sulyok, tourism researcher and speaker of our previous Alumni Network Hungary webinar. With over 20 years of experience, she highlights how sustainable waterside tourism can flourish through conscious travellers, committed service providers, and thoughtful destination planning. Whether you're a policymaker, tourism professional, or nature enthusiast, this interview promises actionable insights for shaping a more resilient and responsible future for the places we hold dear.

The Hungarian Embassy in Vientiane hosted the 5th annual alumni meeting for Lao graduates of the Stipendium Hungaricum programme.

For Muhayyo, staying engaged as a fresh alumna is not just fun—it’s also a strategic advantage. As she builds her academic career in Norway, she’s tapping into the strength of the Alumni Network Hungary, a global community that supports and inspires. Discover how staying connected can open doors far beyond graduation, from sharing educational experience with future students to fostering international collaborations!

Elene Navrozashvili, a graduate of Corvinus University of Budapest, reflects on her transformative academic journey in Hungary. Honoured with the prestigious Stipendium Hungaricum Excellence Award, Elene shares how her time in Budapest was defined not only by academic achievement but by connection, purpose, and a commitment to give back—both to her home country of Georgia and the global community she’s now part of.

Brian Matoke reflects on his transformative years in Hungary, where he forged meaningful relationships and gained invaluable academic and cultural experiences. As he prepares to return to Kenya, he envisions building a hub for innovation in artificial intelligence and machine learning, aiming to foster international collaboration and create opportunities for others in the tech world.

For Fedun Rostyslav, a Ukrainian graduate of Ludovika University of Public Service, graduation is more than a milestone—it's the launchpad for a future dedicated to international diplomacy in Central Europe. Shaped by his transformative years in Hungary, he leaves not only with academic achievements but with a deep appreciation for a country that has become his second home. Read how he plans the next steps as an alumnus.

Abu Baker, a recent graduate from Semmelweis University, has navigated an incredible journey that has significantly influenced his professional aspirations and personal development. With a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing and Patient Care, he reflects on how this experience has exceeded his expectations and shaped his future.

On June 18, 2025, the Europa Ship hosted the first-ever Stipendium Hungaricum and Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship Alumni Fest, bringing together nearly 300 participants for a day of celebration, cultural exchange, and networking on the Danube. The event marked a milestone in strengthening Hungary’s international alumni community, under the unifying slogan: “We Connect, We Belong.”

Alumni and newly awarded scholarship holders celebrated together at the Stipendium Hungaricum Alumni Meetup in Moscow. The meetup took place on June 24 and counted an impressive number of 120 attendees.  

We kick off the 2025 ANH webinar series on 21 May with an inspiring webinar on sustainable tourism. From the everyday significance of waterfronts to their booming popularity in global travel, this session explores how we can protect what draws us in. Featuring Dr. Judit Sulyok, a leading expert on Lake Balaton and tourism mobility, the webinar offers fresh insights and practical approaches to creating a more sustainable future for our most cherished natural destinations.