Our international students enjoyed an afternoon of Hungarian culture, traditional activities and local flavours during a special St. Martin’s Day visit to the Sóstó Museum Village.

The winners of the 2026 International Cooking Competition enjoyed a special excursion through Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County on 5 November, discovering some of the region's historical and cultural treasures.

On 27 October, the University of Nyíregyháza had the honour of welcoming Her Excellency Margueritte Francoise Nyagahura, Ambassador of the Republic of Rwanda to Hungary, to our institution.

This October, our university was represented at the region’s most significant international education fairs in Azerbaijan and Georgia. The aim of this intensive student recruitment tour was to engage directly with talented young people interested in studying abroad and to introduce them to the English-taught programmes offered by the University of Nyíregyháza.

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Every year on 23 October, Hungary commemorates the Hungarian Revolution and Freedom Fight of 1956, one of the most significant events in the country's modern history. The national holiday honours those who stood up against Soviet domination and communist dictatorship, demanding freedom, national independence, and the right to shape their country's future.

The University of Nyíregyháza welcomed Her Excellency Penny Dewi Herasati, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Indonesia, on 21 September for an engaging lecture offering an insight into Indonesia’s remarkable diversity, dynamic economic development and growing opportunities for international cooperation.

International students from the University of Nyíregyháza explored the historical and cultural highlights of Nyíregyháza’s city center. This sightseeing walk is a traditional university program; this year, it was organized in multiple sessions for newly arrived students. Once again, Dr. Kálmán Kiss, a lecturer at the Institute of Language and Literature Studies, delivered an interactive presentation on the city's history to the young participants.