Dear International Students!

Hungary and Széchenyi István University both consider it important to provide emergency, immediate assistance and longer-term support to Ukrainian and international students fleeing Ukraine, enabling them to continue their studies, according to a presentation by Dr Eszter Lukács, Vice-Rector for International Affairs at Széchenyi István University and Chair of the International Committee of the Hungarian Rectors' Conference, at an event organised by the UN Academic Impact (UNAI) programme of the United Nation’s Department of Global Communications.

Győr’s biggest student festival is already in its second day at Széchenyi István University, and after a two-year break, the main focus is back on fun on the campus. After a warm-up on Tuesday, the event was in full swing on Wednesday, and is set to kick into high gear from today, with the upper and lower floors of the Bridge and the courtyard tent also set to fill up with performers in the coming days.