MCC students represented Hungary at this year’s FIRST Global Challenge, one of the world’s largest international youth robotics competitions, held in Incheon, South Korea. The event brought together teams from 185 countries to compete in robotics, programming, and strategic problem-solving.
How are emerging technologies shaping global competitiveness, and what regulatory challenges do the United States and Europe face? These are some of the key questions Norbert Stoller is exploring in Washington, D.C., where he is pursuing his studies with the support of MCC's Fellowship Program.
Different career paths, professional fields, and future opportunities took center stage at the October KP Saturday in Budapest, part of High School Program (KP). Throughout the interactive event, students explored a variety of professions while reflecting on their interests and options for further education.
A joint study by Bulcsú Tóth, Center Member in the 2025/2026 cohort, and Richárd Schneider, Researcher at the Center for Geopolitics, has been published in Small Wars & Insurgencies, a Q1-ranked international journal in the field of security studies.
Communication, teamwork, and self-awareness took center stage during a recent club afternoon for students in High School Program at Szombathely Center. Led by Csaba Müller, the session invited students to take part in a problem-solving exercise designed to help them better understand their roles within a group and discover how their individual strengths can contribute to a team's success.
