College for Advanced Pedagogy and Communication of the Antal Kerpely College of the University of Dunaújváros announces the XII. SHORT FILM FESTIVAL! The competition is open to students of secondary schools, vocational schools, and universities in Hungary and abroad.
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International recognition for a student of the University of Dunaújváros
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Read more: Stipendium Hungaricum Student Excellence Award 2025
The International Club (I Club) at University of Dunaújváros (UOD)continued its engaging tradition of bringing students together to explore cultures from around the world. On Wednesday November 5th 2025, around forty students attended the event to learn, listen, and share ideas in a multicultural environment.
This session featured three thought-provoking PowerPoint presentations, each reflecting the international spirit of the university: Bangladesh, Die Währung der deutschsprachigen Länder (“The Currency of German-Speaking Countries”), and Strings through Time. The program encouraged students to present in both English and German, promoting language learning and intercultural exchange.
Diverse Perspectives
The event began with a presentation on Bangladesh delivered by M. Sarfaraj Newaz, who introduced the audience to his country’s rich traditions, lifestyle, and cultural identity. His engaging talk opened the door to meaningful discussions and sparked curiosity among the students.

Sarfaraj delivers his presentation about Bangaldesh (Photo UOD)
The second presentation, “Die Währung der deutschsprachigen Länder,” was prepared and presented in German by Tamara Joboru-Kunstár, Richárd Nagy, and Réka Kovács. Their work explored the currencies of German-speaking countries connecting economic insights with historical and cultural contexts.
The final presentation, “Strings through Time,” was created by Dávid Péter Nagy and Marcell Lajos Valaczka. The students first introduced their topic through a PowerPoint presentation and speech, exploring how music has evolved through the ages. Following their presentation, they performed live on violin and guitar giving the audience a beautiful demonstration of the very music they had just discussed.

Fascinating performance by Dávid Péter Nagy and Marcell Lajos Valaczka
A Place for Cultural Exchange
The I Club once again proved to be an inspiring platform where students not only practice language skills but also gain a deeper appreciation for global perspectives. The combination of academic presentations and creative performance made this event a memorable experience for everyone involved.
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Staff members from the Directorate of International Relations (IRD) at Dunaújváros University (UOD) participated in a student recruitment fair organized by the Begin Group.
In the autumn of 2025, our colleagues promoted UOD at the fair held in Baku, Azerbaijan, which was one of the student recruitment events organized by the Begin Group.
Participating in the exhibition marks a significant step forward in establishing connections with international students, as in recent years UOD had only taken part in online recruitment events. In 2025, we returned to in-person fairs.
These fairs play an important role in UOD’s internationalization efforts. They provide an opportunity for personal meetings with interested high school and university students, parents, as well as potential agent partners.
The international education fair also offered a chance to build relationships with universities in the host country, further expanding UOD’s international network.

Orsolya Pap and Mária Kerékgyártó representing UOD at the Edu Fair
Hundreds of pre-registered visitors (737 participants, including individuals and families) were able to receive information and guidance in person from the IRD representatives regarding their study abroad plans.
In November 2025, the next student recruitment fair featuring UOD’s representatives will take place in Casablanca, Morocco.
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Due to high demand and numerous requests the International Relations Directorate (IRD) organized a football game for international students on 25th October 2025. On a beautiful, sunny Saturday afternoon, over 20 students from various countries gathered to enjoy more than two hours of friendly competition on the football field.
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Read more: International Students Football Game: A Fun-Filled Afternoon of Sports and Unity
On October 10, the International Relations Directorate (IRD) successfully organized its first excursion of this semester, taking our international students to the beautiful city of Pécs. We are proud to share that this trip attracted the highest level of interest ever recorded for an IRD-organized excursion in Hungary!
Blessed with sunny weather and stunning scenery, participants had the perfect opportunity to discover the charm of southern Hungary.

Our first group photo in front of the Zsolnay Mausoleum, Pécs
Our first stop was the Zsolnay Cultural Quarter where students enjoyed an engaging session at the Planetarium exploring the wonders of the universe in an interactive setting.

Enjoying the surroundings and each other’s company in Zsolnay Cultural Quarter

Interactive program in the Planetarium
The group then continued to one of Pécs’ most iconic landmarks — the Mosque of Pasha Qasim in the city centre. The serene atmosphere of the “dzsámi” captivated everyone, and students had the chance to take time for themselves to fully appreciate the beauty and history of the site.

Our international freshmen in front of the mosque
The day concluded with free time allowing participants to explore Pécs’ picturesque city centre, discover local cafés, and soak in the vibrant cultural life of the region.
This first group trip was not only a memorable experience for our students but also a rewarding moment for the IRD team, who were delighted to introduce such a special part of Hungary to our international community.
We look forward to discovering more of Hungary together!
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