The Kautz Gyula Faculty of Business and Economics has two active specialized colleges that provide outstanding, motivated students with opportunities for professional development and immersion in academic community life.
The Kautz Gyula Residential College of Economics offers in-depth knowledge and research opportunities in the fields of economics and management, while the Széll Kálmán Residential College of Economics and Data Science is a workshop for students interested in public service, economics, and social sciences.
Both student asscociations play an important role in nurturing talent, organizing professional events, and developing students’ community and leadership skills. The faculty’s colleges contribute to the education of the next generation of scholars and strengthen the professional dialogue between students and teachers.
The Kautz Gyula College of Economics is a talent development workshop at the Kautz Gyula Faculty of Economics at Széchenyi István University, which supports outstanding students with its professional programs, research opportunities, and community life. Its goal is to enable members to deepen their knowledge in the field of economics and become active participants in an inspiring, value-creating community.
The Széll Kálmán College of Data Science is a talent development community at the Kautz Gyula Faculty of Economics at Széchenyi István University, which focuses on the intersection of data science and economics. Its goal is to help students deepen their knowledge through research projects and professional programs and to actively engage in academic life.
The 24th National Financial Case Study Competition has concluded. This event was organized by the Kautz Gyula Economics Student Association. The
The PÉLDA Association for Children in Szigetköz played a key role in the organization of the Mosonmagyaróvár Children’s Day event, which was held at
In the spring semester of the 2024/2025 academic year, the Széll Kálmán International Scientific Student Association once again gained recognition through
