It has come to our knowledge that a misleading email address has been used to contact Stipendium Hungaricum applicants and request money from them on behalf of Tempus Public Foundation. We would like to confirm that we only contact applicants and scholarship holders from the email addresses that are published on our website.
As of 15 July 2020, the Government of Hungary introduces new entry restrictions. According to Government Decree 341/2020. (VII. 12.) countries are classified into “red”, “yellow” and “green” categories, based on the severity of the COVID situation in each. Most of the countries participating in the Stipendium Hungaricum programme are classified into the "red" category, you can find the full list below.
Becoming a member at the Alumni Network Hungary means more than just joining a community: it also grants you with the opportunity to develop your professional skills and enhance your networking capacities.
Small red berries hanging in bunches from the trees - cherry can surely be found in most gardens in Hungary. Growing from June to August, it is among the most popular fruits of the summer. Read about the next content of our “Ingredient of the month” series, the sour cherry.
As a fresh graduate it is important to expand your professional network. According to more studies, volunteering is a key factor for successful networking. The Alumni Network Hungary is a continuously growing community, where you can develop your skills as well as make new friends.
Even though the academic year is almost over, Stipendium Hungaricum students are still quite busy achieving celebration-worthy results in their studies. Organised by Szent István University, hosted by the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Studies, the 17th National Higher Education Student Conference for Environmental Science (OFKD_2020) was about to take place between 6-7 of April, but instead of postponing, the organisers decided to proceed with evaluating and choosing the best papers.