Alexandra Köves, an ecological economist, and the head of the Ecological Economics Research Centre at the Corvinus Institute for Advanced Studies was our previous speaker at the Alumni Network Hungary Webinar. She is an advocate of the Degrowth movement and a devoted speaker for fair and just economics. We interviewed her about her work and research.
Regular exercise is not just for the body—it's crucial for the brain! Join us for the next Alumni Hungary Webinar by Professor Zsolt Radák, the Vice-Rector for Science and Innovation at the Hungarian University of Sport Science, to learn how physical activity enhances brain function and well-being. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from one of the top minds in the field!
From recent groundbreaking mathematical discoveries to AI-driven medical solutions, research at Hungarian universities is capturing the attention of the international scientific community. Check out how the scientists of Hungarian universities are shaping the future of biology, geometry, and medicine!
Is an ever-growing economy truly the key to social welfare? Or should we rethink the idea of constant consumption and production for a more just global system and a healthier environment? Join the next Alumni Hungary Webinar, where Alexandra Köves, an ecological economist and associate professor at Corvinus University of Budapest will introduce you to the concept of Degrowth
Innovative projects of Hungarian universities are pioneering eco-friendly solutions and cutting-edge advancements, highlighting a commitment to a sustainable future. This synergy paves the way for groundbreaking developments in environmental and technological fields.
As part of an intergovernmental agreement between Hungary and Kazakhstan, the Hungarian Ministry of Education provides 250 scholarships annually for bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral studies for citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Inspired by the intercultural exchange, the Kazakhstan Association of Students and Graduates of Hungarian Universities has set up its own public association. With the support of the Hungarian-Kazakh Business Council, they plan to organise a Youth Forum in Budapest.
Kristóf Iván, associate professor of the Faculty of Information Technology and Bionics (ITK) at Pázmány Péter Catholic University is one of the leading experts in the field of bionics. Last year his team at Pázmány University won a prestigious global competition with their development which helps people with severe visual loss. He introduced their award-winning project and their research in our previous webinar, now you can read our interview with him.
As an international student who has just graduated or is getting closer to finishing university, you may wonder how to stay in touch, elevate your professional network, and make the most out of your university years in Hungary. By joining Alumni Network Hungary, you will be part of an inspiring professional community of thousands of international students from Hungary. Discover the benefits and be our member today!
On 18 June we celebrated the recent graduates of the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme at a prestigious farewell event. The ceremony organized at Park Inn By Radisson Hotel Budapest was attended by more than 150 guests, including ambassadors, graduating scholarship holders and the volunteers of Alumni Network Hungary.
How can technology improve the lives of people with disability? Can a person with severe visual loss “see” again with the help of a mobile app? What does the science of bionics deal with and how can it pave the way for a more inclusive society? At the next Alumni Hungary Webinar, Kristóf Iván, associate professor of the Faculty of Information Technology and Bionics (ITK) at Pázmány Péter Catholic University, will present his team’s prize-winning development which assists people with serious visual impairment.