Széchenyi István University, in collaboration with the University of Rhode Island, Kingston, US, is launching from the current semester an English-taught double-degree MBA, offering a unique opportunity in Hungary and in Central Europe. The special feature of the four-semester programme is that participants receive a degree from both institutions. The Pallas Athéné Domus Meriti Foundation (PADME), established by the Hungarian National Bank, is supporting the studies of ten Hungarian students with scholarships.

Cyber security has become a key issue

Cyberspace – i.e. the space for online data traffic and communication - is becoming more and more diverse in everyday life, which is why cybersecurity should be given more and more emphasis. On Wednesday, 10 September, a workshop on this theme was held at Széchenyi István University with representatives from academia, the government and the corporate world.