The young people who are studying at Széchenyi István University in cooperation with the Győr Ballet have already completed their second year of the dance and rehearsal management programme. Students acquire a high level of theoretical and practical knowledge.

Széchenyi István University serves the region with an ever-expanding portfolio of high quality education, including in the arts. Building on this, and on the internationally recognised dance tradition in Győr, which goes back several decades, the Hungarian University of Dance has launched a Bachelor of Dance and Rehearsal Management in Classical Ballet at the Győr institution. The first class of students started their studies in September 2021, and recently passed the final exams at the end of the second academic year.

The role of the family was discussed by participants of a panel discussion organised by Széchenyi István University at the institution's Budapest Innovation and Training Centre. The series of events, focussing on gender equality, is also in line with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.

This year a series of panel discussions entitled Women in the Family, Society and Science was launched at Széchenyi István University’s Budapest Innovation and Training Centre. Guests of the events are women who, with their professional success and determination, can be role models for many. 

Alfons Dintner gave a lecture on "How I became a CEO" at Széchenyi István University. The Chairman of the Board of Management at Audi Hungaria Zrt. started as a locksmith, then through his diligence and dedication he rose through the ranks to become a senior executive. The first man of the Győr factory not only gave an insight into his exciting career, but also offered useful advice to those university students who also envisage a future as managers or would like to start their own business.