Széchenyi István University has a strategic goal to contribute to the development of a knowledge-based economy, one of the means of which is supporting innovative start-up companies. To this end, the University’s technology transfer company, Uni Inno Plc., has invested in EV.analytica Ltd., a start-up aiming to simplify and enhance the convenience of electric vehicle charging for motorists. The company is focused on conquering Western European and US markets and is continuously building partnerships and seeking business opportunities.

Her Excellency Hikariko Ono, the Japanese Ambassador to Hungary, paid an official visit to Széchenyi István University, where she became acquainted with the institution’s international activities, industrial relations, and educational-research portfolio. The meeting included discussions on enhancing bilateral relations between the two countries.

Students of the Deák Ferenc Faculty of Law and Political Sciences at Széchenyi István University have achieved an outstanding international success, finishing third in the European round of the prestigious Manfred Lachs Space Law Moot Court Competition. The team also received a special award for submitting a flawless written memorial during the competition held at the headquarters of the European Space Agency in Paris.