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The Business Breakfast hosted by the Faculty of Architecture focused on future-proof developments and partnerships.

The university will transition to a distinctive model designed to meet its specific needs.

"We are no longer building for eternity" was the conclusion of the third event in the Future Planner.BME public lecture series.

Software development company evosoft will be the team's partner in the project.

The EU-funded project aims to enrich non-ICT programmes with AI knowledge.

The program series created an opportunity to build relationships and celebrate cultural diversity.

The GTK's Department of Management and Business Economics celebrated its jubilee.

Among others, Rector Hassan Charaf and the EU Agency for the Space Programme's Executive Director gave speeches.

The world's top 2 percent ranking is compiled based on citation indicators.

Anyone who matters in the EU space industry will probably show up at the conference.

The contracts with AVL Hungary Kft. and Power-to-Gas Hungary Kft. should help education and research.

The GTK workshop had several renowned domestic and foreign speakers.

An event titled “Mechanical Engineers in the Service of Health” continued the scientific outreach initiative by BME.

The project involving a complementary master's programme of BME has ended after two years, and is to be continued soon.

Launched 2 years ago, the master’s programme in Space Engineering, founded on the BME’s engineering traditions, accepts applicants with various bachelor’s degrees.

The study on the phenomenon, waiting to be explained for years, was published by Nature Communications.

The revolution of 1956 was commemorated at the BME, one of the cradles of the events.

Jürgen Steinberger's English language course is about the latest trends in the truck industry.

Interview with Joachim Hornegger, president of FAU, Hassan Charaf, rector of BME and Dale A. Martin, president of the EELISA alliance.

One of the world-famous researchers of network science, César Hidalgo, gave a presentation at the BME, after which he spoke to bme.hu.

The world's top 2 percent ranking is compiled based on citation indicators.

The study on the phenomenon, waiting to be explained for years, was published by Nature Communications.

Experts from BME worked to ensure the asteroid research spacecraft transmits the best possible images.

Hungary was the guest of honour at the international innovation forum.

Indeed it is. BME's 20th Olympic gold medallist told Rector Charaf Hassan about his experiences before answering the questions of bme.hu.

With this information, it should soon be easier to treat.

The physicist said that his team aims to lay the foundations of the preventive medicine of the future.

Péter Pál Pach was recognised for his achievements in combinatorics. Most winners represent some of the world's most prestigious universities.

The international academic and employer reputation of BME has continued to strengthen.

Gábor Stépán was the only new foreign member to give a plenary lecture at the Academy's General Assembly in Beijing.

BME has earned its highest score based on its international research collaborations.

Bernard L. Feringa answered questions from students at Budapest University of Technology and Economics. The world-famous chemist's team also included a researcher from BME.
 

Tibor Kapu could be the man Hungary sends into space again after many decades, while the backup astronaut will be Gyula Cserényi, both of whose alma mater is BME.

Two of the most prominent scientists in physics and chemistry, Nobel laureates Ferenc Krausz and Ben Feringa, will be at BME on the 11th and 16th of May.

The publication period for comprehensive global university rankings has concluded at the largest ranking organization. Among Hungarian universities, Budapest University of Technology and Economics is among the top performers in all three.

The 4iG Group and BME’s Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics have unveiled cutting-edge 5.5G technology capable of download speeds up to 10 times faster than 5G.

The 4iG Group and BME’s Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics have unveiled cutting-edge 5.5G technology capable of download speeds up to 10 times faster than 5G.

BME has moved up a category in several disciplinary rankings. Uniquely in Hungary, BME was listed among the world’s best universities in engineering, sciences and economics alike.