The topics to discuss during the Conference at plenary and sessions will be as follows:
- University management and strategic planning (Track 1);
- Life-long learning (Track 2);
- Internationalisation (Track 3);
- Knowledge and technology transfer (Track 4);
The Faculty of Social Sciences of the largest Hungarian univeristy, Eötvös Loránd (ELTE) would like to build a CEEPUS Network and searching for partner-universities in Central and Southeastern-Europe. We would like to begin with the academic year of 2008/2009. The theme would be: European Policies, Integration in Central and Southeastern-Europe.
Within the framework of the programme, in the first year we plan to begin with a 'pilot programme' trying the process of the exchange of students and professors. From the second year, we think more actions are probable, e.g. summer universities and conferences.
If you are interested in joining the network, please contact:
(Halmai Gábor, Dsc. the Director of the Institute for Political and International Studies)
On behalf of Eötvös Loránd University, you are kindly invited by the Department of Academic Affais to the Orientation Day on 14th of February 2.pm.
The Orientation Day will take place at Szerb street 21-23. 1st floor (Central Administration Offices building), Teacher’s Club. (ELTE map no. 1. B2)
At the event you will have the chance to learn more about:
Health Insurance;
Student ID card;
Students’ Union;
Programmes for incoming students
Services of the Students’ Union
and of course also, its a great chance to meet other students.
After the Orientation Day, at 15:30 we will visit the Quaestura Central Office to issue the student ID if you haven’t applied for one yet, for that please before the 14th of february:
enroll at the your faculty;
bring 2 passport size photographs;
bring your passport.
So you want to study Hungarian? If so, you really should consider looking into the study abroad programs offered at the many universities and colleges in Hungary—a country that offers up the romantic dreams of Old Europe. The bucolic Hungarian countryside is dotted with Baroque villages, vineyards, mountain paths, thermal springs, and lakes. Don't worry, as are most European countries, Hungary is easily navigable by public transportation. In fact, with a welcoming population and endless cultural attractions, what you may find to be the most difficult will be navigation of the intricacies of the Hungarian language."
