Learn more about Hungarian higher education at International Education Fair 2021!
Dr. Eszter Bári (Hudák) graduated from Semmelweis University in 2004 with a medical degree, and now, as a research manager, she has been at the forefront of coronavirus vaccine development. In Australia, she led the test phase of the American Novavax vaccine. In addition to her university years, she also spoke about how her career evolved and how she became a research manager in vaccine development.
Scholarship opportunities within the CEEPUS programme in Hungary are now available in virtual mobility form as well in the spring semester of 2020/2021 academic year.
World Poetry Day was on 21th March and we celebrated culture, reading and writing poems all around the world. The aim of the UNESCO recognised event is to support linguistic diversity with sharing famous poems or even sharing our own. To celebrate together, we asked the international Alumni Volunteer team of 34 people speaking 23 different languages what their favourite poems are and why they like them.
Hungary has a long tradition of higher education and academic excellence with state-of-the-art research facilities, people with outstanding creativity and knowledge. This world-class education system and cutting-edge research and innovation tradition will set a milestone for accelerating future scientific research and economic development. Aidana Smagul, the dedicated alumni volunteer of the Alumni Network Hungary decided to make an interview with Yedil Myrzakhanov, who is currently a consul at the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Budapest.
March 15 is one of the three national holidays in Hungary (October 23 and August 20 are the other two): it commemorates the Revolution of 1848 and today it symbolizes national independence and democracy. Here is a review of its historical origins and the related traditions we still follow today.