The 18th Middle European Mathematical Olympiad (MEMO) will be held in Szeged at the end of August this year, expecting around one hundred participants, including sixty competitors and twenty team leaders and their deputies.
Researchers at the Szeged Biological Research Centre (SZBK), led by Gyula Timinszky, are working on enhancing the effectiveness of a currently used drug therapy to treat more types of cancer, according to an announcement on the institution’s website, part of the Hungarian Research Network (HUN-REN).
The Hungarian Paralympic Committee (MPB) and the Hungarian School, Competitive and Recreation Sports Federation for People with Disabilities (FODISZ) organized the Hungarian Parasport Day in cooperation with the Hungarian University Sports Federation (MEFS) for the seventh time. The University of Szeged also joined the initiative this year.
The University of Szeged held orientation days for new Erasmus+ students who arrived for the second semester of the 2023-2024 academic year. The students unanimously say that after the first few days, they like the environment and look forward to the next semester. Most of them are visiting Szeged for the first time, they chose […]
Fire broke out early Thursday morning in the surface physics laboratory of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, one person was seriously injured, and an investigation has been launched.
Based on the latest data from the Diploma Tracking System (DPR) – examining graduates in 2019/2020 – eduline.hu has showed which professions have the highest salaries after graduation.
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The University of Szeged (SZTE) is waiting for those interested with almost 400 interesting programs from various fields of science on Friday, the Night of the Researchers, the public relations directorate of the higher education institution informed MTI.
Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) is a conservative Hungarian educational institution funded by Viktor Orbán’s rightwing government. The institution is expanding internationally: they have opened a centre in Brussels, bought a university in Vienna and they are planning to establish new branches in various European cities.
On Saturday morning, the final-year students of the University of Szeged Albert Szent-Györgyi Medical School graduated.
