University of Pannonia Nagykanizsa – University Center for Circular Economy

Kőszeg:

Where multidisciplinarity is prevalent, critical thinking is encouraged and past meets future. Kőszeg Campus does not only offer a valuable diploma – it enables to pursue cutting-edge research mentored by top scholars. We offer students the unique opportunity not just to be part of a university, but also to be part of a newly established research institute called Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg (iASK).

Therefore, we are seeking exceptional students who want not just to have a degree but also be involved in intense academic life.

Why Study at UP Kőszeg?

• Special attention is paid to individual students through a faculty mentoring program and tutorials;
• Students gain valuable experience in theoretical and applied research. They also obtain expertise required for diverse employment opportunities and future studies;
• Class is small and interactive – students and faculty form a real community;
• A wide range of extracurricular events are at hand, including workshops, seminars, guest lecture series, language learning opportunities, conferences, summer schools, sports, excursions throughout the region, etc.

The Study Program

The goal of the International Studies program is to educate highly qualified experts in the social sciences who are well equipped to consider the role of the Central European region, and Hungary within it, in international and global context. Students are able to draw informed conclusions on theoretical and practical implications of international issues. They are expected to gain advanced language and negotiation competencies as well as proficiency in analytical and synthesizing skills.

Coupled with a broad knowledge of history and current issues, they are expected to have a comprehensive understanding of the current dynamics of global political economy, legal frameworks and social processes. The program trains students to be able to identify the complex issues flowing from Europe’s position in global challenges, and to be acquainted with the world beyond Europe, including development trends in the third world.