Approximately 160 researchers from 14 countries participated in an international conference organized by the Apáczai Csere János Faculty of Pedagogy, Humanities, and Social Sciences at Széchenyi István University. The event focused on the technological, educational and societal challenges of a changing world, addressing topics such as artificial intelligence, digital transformation, and sustainability.

For the tenth time, the Tempus Public Foundation, which coordinates the Erasmus+ programme in Hungary, has recognised the most outstanding Erasmus+ projects with an Award for Excellence at a recently held ceremony in Budapest. Széchenyi István University also received this prestigious award for its successful international mobility project.

University students from four European countries – including those from Széchenyi István University supported by the Pannonia Scholarship – collaborated on industrial sustainability projects in Enschede, the Netherlands. The international programme organised by Bosch and Saxion University provided participants with not only professional knowledge but also lifelong experiences.