The world-renowned Jávorkai brothers will embark on an Advent tour of Japan, joined by the musical students of Széchenyi István University. Their first concert will take place on 7 December at Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall, performing before an audience of thousands. The violinist and cellist duo, together with the University String Orchestra—comprising talented students—will give 20 performances across Japan, including one for the Imperial Family.

The Sports Association of Széchenyi István University (SZESE) has had an e-sports department since 2019, and the sport has been enjoying uninterrupted popularity among students ever since. Ádám Borkai, the Programme Manager of Uni Pro Sport Kft., which is owned by the institution, seeks out and helps talented young people to achieve better results. His mentoree, Balázs Vén recently won the football video game category of a prestigious international competition.

On 26 November, nearly 500 students presented their research in over 40 sections at the Scientific and Artistic Students’ Conference at Széchenyi István University. The event, which attracted a record number of participants, began with a keynote address by Dr Lajos Mocsai, Professor and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Foundation for the Hungarian University of Physical Education and Sports Sciences. Dr Mocsai, a former head coach of the Hungarian national handball team, spoke about how motivational methods used in sports can enhance scientific performance.