CIB Ecodemia: Local enterprises and the ELI (Extreme Light Infrastructure) in Szeged

2015. July 20.

On 9^th July, Dr Zsófia Vas, Dr Miklós Lukovics, and Dr Szabolcs Imreh held a lecture onthe cutting edge laser research centre.

This is the third year when the Ecodemia Summer Program has been held in the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration in Szeged. On 29^th June, János Martonyi, former Minister of Foreign Affairs delivered his lecture; on 1^st July, as the second lecturer, Dr Péter Kovács, Deputy Dean of the Faculty shared his views on issues of financial culture; on 8^thJuly, Dr Erzsébet Hetesi, Head of Instituteof Business Studies and Dr Márton Vilmányi, Dean of the Faculty gave a presentation. The final event of the programme series was held by Dr Zsófia Vas, Dr Miklós Lukovics, and Dr Szabolcs Imrehon 9^thJuly. The lecture focused on the economic effects of the Extreme Light Infrastructure – ELI on local enterprises in Szeged.

First, Dr Zsófia Vas described the features of regional economic environment. While the region of the Southern Great Plain in Hungary is an undeveloped region within the European Union, it has a serious potential for innovation. The level of employment and income is expected to rise thanks to the ELI, as it is concludedin the research of Dr Miklós Lukovics and Dr Szabolcs Imreh.The lecturers highlighted that these are only the first steps; it will be a long journey to reach each and every goal. The most important effort they have to take is to inform the citizens and entrepreneurs about the opportunities of this new investment.

International Cultural Gala

The University of Szeged’s Faculty of Economics and Business Administration recently hosted its International Cultural Gala, a distinguished highlight among a series of events commemorating the Faculty’s 25th anniversary. Coordinated by Dr. Ildikó Pusztai-Varga, Director of International Affairs, and Melinda Kovács, International Relations Coordinator with the help of the head mentors team, this special event welcomed guests and showcased the faculty’s global connections and diverse community. Held at the Albert Szent-Györgyi Agora, a cultural and social hub in Szeged, students and faculty members gathered to enjoy music, performances, and cuisine from over a dozen countries, each representing the rich diversity within the university.

University of Szeged Faculty of Economics and Business Administration

CIB Ecodemia: Local enterprises and the ELI (Extreme Light Infrastructure) in Szeged

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