The Pannonia Scholarship Programme, which offers short- and long-term mobility opportunities, provides university students, lecturers and staff with the chance to study, conduct research, teach or complete professional internships in any country in the world within a funded framework. At the MobiliTea event organised by Széchenyi István University, Hungarian and international students were able to learn everything about the application conditions.

For Formula 1 fans, it comes as no surprise that Audi will appear on the grid for the first time at the Australian Grand Prix on 8 March. What may be less widely known, however, is that a number of Hungarian professionals - graduates and current students of Széchenyi István University - are working within the new team. Győr is therefore not only one of the key bases of the four-ringed brand, but also an outstanding location in terms of engineering talent development for the world’s most popular technical motorsport series.

The one-year, scholarship-based Diplomatic Training Programme of the Hungarian Diplomatic Academy was recently presented at Széchenyi István University to considerable interest. At the information session, students received first-hand insights into the path to a career in the foreign service, the application requirements, and the admissions process.