At the joint ceremony of Széchenyi István University’s Apáczai Csere János Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences, Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences, and the Deák Ferenc Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, a total of 172 graduates received their diplomas. The inauguration of new Doctors of Law also took place during the event.

The University hosted the first stop of this year's MIT LinQ Catalyst Europe program, which focuses on medical technology innovations. The institution hosted the professional event for the third time, during which young researchers from six countries began working together with their experienced mentors.

A law student of Széchenyi István University was selected to join the Hungarian delegation participating in the simulation event of the Council of the European Union, ConSIMium. At the two-day programme held in Brussels for the fourth time this year, Flóra Emma Varga successfully represented Hungary’s interests in the role of national expert.