For the first time, a workshop on musculoskeletal robotics was organized at Semmelweis University. On 19 December, participants were introduced to the latest technology for knee replacement surgery.
Why is it worth applying for the Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship programme, and how studying in Hungary can improve your academic and professional path and your personal growth? Watch the video interviews of the students of ELTE about their journey in Hungary!
The application for the 2024/2025 academic year will start on 6 November. What are the provisions which are covered during your studies as a Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship Holder? The programme provides many opportunities for students living in Hungarian diaspora such as tuition-free education, monthly stipend, accommodation- and travel contribution, and even medical insurance. Check them out below and follow our website and Facebook page for more information!
During a three-day event, scholarship holders, partners and Hungarian higher education institutions participating in the Stipendium Hungaricum programme met in Budapest at the end of November. The event, organised by the Tempus Public Foundation and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, marked the 10th anniversary of Stipendium Hungaricum and provided an opportunity for participants to look back on the most important milestones and achievements of the past decade.
Are you a student from Latin America and interested in studying in Hungary in the centre of Europe? Meet us in Sao Paolo and Buenos Aires on 28 and 30 October at the Study in Europe Student Fairs to get the latest information on Hungarian study options. Beyond the fairs, you will have more occasions to meet the delegation of Study in Hungary in Brazil and Argentina. Let's find out more!
This year two Hungarian scientists were awarded the Nobel Prize by the Royal Swedish Academy: Katalin Karikó for Medicine and Ferenc Krausz for Physics. We congratulate the winners!