Maybe many of you have already tried volunteering in different fields so you know it’s a fantastic way to give back to your community. Our network has an enthusiastic volunteer group, who devoted their time, energy for building Alumni Network Hungary. Even if you aren’t among them, just keep following the news so you can get valuable tips for expanding your professional network.
Alumni Network Hungary launches its second webinar for our registered members!
Are you on the threshold of job seeking? It’s time to recognize your skills and competences related to the world of work.
In the next 3 month we will publish 3 exclusive online coaching videos to support you in your international career development and self-branding endeavour and try to give answers to important questions related to these topics.
Your key handbook towards a successful and efficient communication, which helps you to share your Hungarian experiences, memories and professional achievements with other Alumni Hungary Members and with the Alumni Hungary Team.
Alumni Hungary Pakistan is a local chapter of Alumni Hungary. The chapter is established with mutual-cooperation of Alumni Hungary Network and four active Alumni members from Pakistan who recently completed their respective phases of education from different Hungarian higher education institutions.
Ayaz Shaikh, our alumni member from India, is turning into a successful start-up establisher in cooperation with the Hungarian company FreeFrom Hungary Ltd.
Europass is a new way of helping people make their qualifications and competences clearly and easily understood in EU Member States, EFTA/EEA countries and candidate countries.
Miranda Liu is a real prodigy. The young violinist started her Hungarian studies in 2013 at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music in the frame of an Erasmus Scholarship. She also earned her BA and MA degree here. She became the youngest person in the history of the prestigious institution to be admitted into their Doctoral School.
As a young boy born in an odd environment, I grew up with many unpleasant circumstances and was resolved to break the odds. Though my parents had not had any formal education and nobody in my family had no university education, I aspired to break the trend by making a difference academically.