Széchenyi István University takes a leading role in the development of practice-oriented Master's and doctoral programmes at a European level. The RUN-EU+ project, whose opening international conference was held at SZE, involves universities from Ireland, Austria, the Netherlands, Portugal and Finland.

Széchenyi István University, Győr, this year launched a unique drone control and drone data analysis in-service training course, and in connection with this, the institution's Digital Development Centre has set up a teaching and research laboratory in Budapest with the support of the Ministry of Innovation and Technology. The new development, presented on Tuesday, is another example of the University's commitment to introducing students to the latest technologies.

"I made significant progress in my profession and made many new friends. I also had a lot of experiences along with my degree," recalls Jawad Mustafa about his years spent in Győr, and who graduated a few months ago with a Master's degree in infrastructure engineering from Széchenyi István University. After half a decade in the job market, the young Iraqi decided to continue his studies in the city of rivers, and he says even today he would not have done things differently.