Today considered as the fifth battlefield, cyberspace - that is the space of online communication and data traffic - and cyber defence lie at the heart of the prestigious Fulbright scholarship place won by Dr Roland Kelemen of the Deák Ferenc Faculty of Law at Széchenyi István University. Through this, he seeks to not only enrich his own knowledge, but also the institution's international relations.

In the process of internationalization, Széchenyi István University has successfully adapted to the changed circumstances and restrictions in force due to the  protective measures against the coronavirus, emphasized Dr Eszter Lukács, Vice-Rector of Educational Affairs at Széchenyi István University, at the recent online opening of this year's Winter Seminar. In addition to current students, this year 30 alumni from Europe and beyond participated in the programme, the latest in a series with a ten-year history. We asked the main organizer, Dr Péter Smuk, the secret of the event’s success.

Anita Czeiner-Szücs, SZEnews

Enikő Varga relates how Széchenyi István University’s English-taught Doctoral Programme in Business Administration Sciences (SzEEDS^M) brought her not only valuable knowledge but also formidable mentor-lecturers, vision forming ideas and maximum support. The talented professional was the first in the world to model the process of Internet-based learning from a transdisciplinary approach.