The Alumni and Well-being Center of Széchenyi István University is dedicated to building and supporting the alumni community, offering opportunities for graduates to stay connected with each other and with the university. The aim of alumni programs is to support graduates in their ongoing professional and personal development while encouraging active involvement in the university community.

Alumni Community and Events

The Alumni and Well-being Center provides graduates with the opportunity to join the alumni community, apply for an alumni card, and participate in reunions and events organized by the institution. These occasions offer excellent opportunities for networking, reliving university memories, and expanding professional connections.

Career Support and Professional Development

The university actively supports its graduates in building their professional careers. Through the alumni career platform, various opportunities are available to assist with job searches, professional growth, and integration into the labor market.

Alumni Talk Podcast

The university’s Alumni Talk Podcast is a flagship initiative that brings alumni closer through inspiring stories, professional experiences, and engaging conversations. The podcast aims to offer insight into university life and share valuable thoughts on the professional and personal successes of graduates.

Graduation Ceremonies and Honorary Diplomas

Graduation ceremonies are among the most significant events at the university, marking a fitting conclusion to students’ academic journeys. The center provides up-to-date information regarding graduation events, honorary diplomas, and graduation packages, ensuring smooth participation for all graduates.

Further Education Opportunities

The university and its faculties offer a wide range of further education options for those seeking to expand their knowledge and enhance their professional competencies. Numerous training programs and courses are available to alumni, supporting continuous development and the acquisition of advanced expertise.

Services for Alumni

Alumni of Széchenyi István University can access a variety of services designed to enhance convenience and support professional activities. These include:

• Restaurants, bars, cafés, and accommodations on campus

• Rental of event venues and sports fields

• Access to library and archive facilities

• Foreign language services and research & development opportunities

• Consulting services and open laboratory access

The goal of the Alumni and Well-being Center is to build a supportive and active community for university graduates, helping them in their professional advancement, networking, and further education.

In line with the mission of Széchenyi István University, the Kautz Gyula Faculty of Business and Economics also places a strong emphasis on supporting students' mental well-being. To this end, free and anonymous mental health and life management counseling is provided. A range of professionals are available to assist with various issues.

Our Specialists:

• Mental Health Counselor – Mária Bogdányi: Works with psychologically healthy individuals who do not have a diagnosed mental illness. She offers support in dealing with difficult life situations, stress management, crisis resolution, self-awareness, and confidence building.

• Psychologist – Tamás Bognár: A certified psychologist who conducts in-depth consultations and provides support in cases of burnout, grief, normative and accidental crises, and issues related to emotional and behavioral regulation.

• Clinical Psychologist – Anna Lili Hujber: A licensed clinical psychologist treating individuals struggling with psychological disorders, including depression, anxiety, personality disorders, OCD, panic disorders, eating disorders, and addictions.

Group Sessions:

• Stress-Relief Relaxation Course: A three-session course where participants learn stress management techniques. Groups consist of a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 8 people, with the aim of managing daily stress more effectively.

• Autogenic Training Course: This relaxation method helps both physically and mentally in stress reduction. The course includes 12 weekly 45-minute sessions, during which participants learn the technique through guided practice and homework.

• Bibliotherapy Group: A self-awareness group where participants explore themselves through literary texts and gain new perspectives on life’s challenges. Sessions are held biweekly and require prior registration.

Participation in group sessions is free, but prior registration and full attendance are required. For more information and to register, visit student.sze.hu.