New field of energy research and unmatched experiments are going to be naturalized by the new foreign lecturer of the BME Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.

Long-term cooperation agreement signed by the University and the company.

BME’s “honorary consuls” were invited to a workshop offering varied cultural and professional programmes to the participants.

BME hosted its fifth international space conference including presentations from renowned foreign and Hungarian experts.

Over 500 students, visitors and embassy representatives filled the hall of Building K

The results of BME’s researchers played a key role in the development of a modern insulin applicator for diabetic patients.

Again BME Model United Nations Conference, a model UN initiative hosted by the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. It is a conference, where students are given a chance to become delegates and represent a particular country and discuss and.

A total of eighty students received their diplomas at a celebration at the end of their studies at BME’s English-language Bachelor’s and master’s programmes.

BME’s staff members shared information on major grant programmes aimed at allowing participants to spend part of their studies, train and take part in short-term study visits abroad.

Significant discoveries involving the MTA-BME Lendület (“Momentum”) Spintronics Research Group (PROSPIN)

Following its resounding success at CES, the game, jointly developed by BME and the Nokia Bell Labs in Budapest, is about to be showcased in several international conferences.

Steel wedding chapel designed by BME educated architect couple features in international design magazine.

The mathematical, historical and personal background of code-breaking discussed at one of the key events of the Hungarian Science Festival.

IBM’s experts help local organisations, among them BME’s Centre for University-Industry Cooperation (FIEK) within the company’s international innovation knowledge transfer programme.

BME hosted this year’s Budapest Climathon, a 24-hour hackathon, which focused on proposals to promote the environmentally friendly use and liveability of the riverbanks of the Danube.

The special reading glove designed by BME’s students for the visually impaired was selected as the second most innovative device at the international finale of this year’s Falling Walls Lab competition.

Participants of BME’S and ILL’s joint programme learnt about the wide array of neutron scattering study opportunities and the benefits of joining the ILL network.

The dean, teaching staff and students from the Faculty of Architecture participated in a professional collaboration with Philippe Prost, Parisian professor of architecture who visited Hungary at the invitation of the French Institute of Budapest.

BME’s students won a gold and silver medal, and gained life-long professional experiences at the EuroSkills 2018 competition.

Another group of young researchers holding scholarships under the soon to be concluded PANTHER project return with valuable professional experiences from the other end of the world.