Maintenance of a vending machine with the help of software, an app that recommends recipes based on the contents of the fridge, an online platform that connects micro-influencers with advertisers - these were the student startup projects that the jury found the most promising in the third year of the Hungarian Startup University Program (HSUP) at Széchenyi István University, which ended in June. The nationwide initiative introduces hundreds of students in Győr to the world of innovative entrepreneurship, and provides the best ones with the professional support they need to turn their ideas into real businesses.

Renowned academics, researchers and professionals are the members of the Council for Science and Innovation established by the Board of Trustees of the Széchenyi István University Foundation. The Board aims to strengthen the academic performance of the University.

In line with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, a series of mini-conferences was organised by Széchenyi István University and it explores the topic of gender equality by inviting external speakers. The latest event was linked to the UN World Day for “Women in Diplomacy” on 24 June.