Those who have completed the double-degree English-language MBA programme of Széchenyi István University and the University of Rhode Island in the United States, accredited by one of the most prestigious accreditation organisations, have gained the highest level of business knowledge.

Széchenyi István University is engaged in significant research, development, innovation and training activities related to electromobility, which will define the future of transport. Experts from the institution presented these competences to a delegation from the Korea Development Institute.

South Korea launched its Economic Innovation Partnership Programme in 2020 to strengthen cooperation and sustainable economic growth in partner countries. Through the initiative, they aim to find solutions for sustainable development by helping partners to introduce innovative technologies and improve related infrastructure and systems. Hungary is also eligible to join the programme. A delegation from the Korea Development Institute visited the country, and Széchenyi István University.

The applications of artificial intelligence were in the centre of this year’s conference related to the telecommunications day which was organized at Széchenyi István University with around 400 participants. In addition to the lecturers-researchers of the institution, the event featured lectures by dr. Cosmas Zavazava, the director of the Telecommunication Development Bureau of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), several heads of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (in short NMHH in Hungarian), as well as representatives of renowned companies in the sector.