Don’t be afraid. Give it a try. It’s worth it —that’s the key message from Professor Miklós Péti, Associate Professor, Department of Literatures and Cultures in English, who spoke about his recent experiences during his visit to Tashkent State University in Uzbekistan. He described an education system that very much resembles ours, but with a community of very active students who want to get involved in their classes. He was also inspired by new methods of teaching that he witnessed there. Overall, he recommends such enriching experiences to every educator and student who wants to gain new knowledge and broaden their horizons.

A delegation from Chiang Mai University visited our university, where the group was received by Rector László Trócsányi. The discussions focused on further strengthening the already existing cooperation between the two institutions.

Several students from Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary are currently spending their spring semester abroad through the Erasmus programme at Institut Catholique de Paris. Political Science student Zsófia Bíró and English major Evelyn Ciuca shared their experiences about studying in Paris, university life, and adapting to a new international environment.

“Try to go abroad whenever possible.” - This is how Professor Tünde Komáromi, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary reflected on her visit to Gori State University—delivering lectures, sharing her research on religiosity, and presenting Károli. Beyond teaching, it was also about discovering Georgian culture, experiencing local hospitality, and building meaningful international connections.

The Faculty of Law of the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary will host a guest lecture entitled Orality in Civil Procedure: A South American Approach on Tuesday, 12 May 2026.

At the end of April the Institute of English Studies hosted a vibrant and immersive “Medieval Week,” offering students and visitors a unique journey into the world of the English Middle Ages through lectures, workshops, music, and interactive exhibitions.

Dr. Edit Jakab, Associate Professor at the Department of Communication and Media Studies, together with 16 KRE students, has achieved international recognition with the short feature film OUROBOROS, created as part of the elective course Beyond the Film Frame: The Art of Spiritual Storytelling in the Fall 2025 semester. The film has been selected as a finalist by the French Riviera Film Festival and will premiere in competition in Cannes this spring.

"A university where traditions and innovations are intertwined.” This is how Professor Miklós Sárközy, Associate Professor of Ancient and Middle Eastern History at the Faculty of Humanities of the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary, specializing in Iranian Studies and the history of Central Asia described his recent experiences and impressions of the Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies, Uzbekistan. He experienced teaching in an environment where mobile devices are switched off during classes and where a university museum preserves institutional memory—both reflecting a strong sense of discipline and respect for tradition. At the same time, an immense sense of community and a well-organised, continuously developing academic structure characterise the university. Experiencing Navruz and the warm welcome made his stay even more memorable, and he recommends such academic exchanges to anyone wishing to broaden their knowledge and build international connections.