At a ceremony held at Széchenyi István University, the institution’s karting driver, Vilmos “Viló” Willisits, received the FIA President’s Medal, the most prestigious national award of the International Automobile Federation. Last year, he not only won in his category but also achieved the best overall result. Patrik Lipovics from Győr, who is already competing in Formula 4 this year, was also recognised.

A unique professional forum on the relationship between the creative industries and the business world was organised by the Design Campus Competence Centre of Széchenyi István University and the National Association of Entrepreneurs and Employers (VOSZ). At the conference held in the Győr Innovation Park, participants had the opportunity to listen to renowned speakers such as communication expert András Batiz, extreme sportsman Gábor Rakonczay, and businessman Levente Balogh.

The aim of the Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship is to enable members of the Hungarian diaspora living around the world to strengthen their personal connection to their ancestral homeland through higher education studies. Thanks to this opportunity, Ivan Manuel Bano from Colombia—whose ancestors originated from Hungary—is now studying at Széchenyi István University.