Department of Corporate Leadership and Marketing |
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Attila Kurucz, PhD Head of the Department
Our department offers a broad educational portfolio encompassing various marketing and management aspects. Our programs aim to provide students with comprehensive knowledge essential for thriving in a competitive business environment. |
Department of International and Applied Economics |
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Sándor Remsei, PhD Head of Department
The Department of International and Applied Economics is the cornerstone of the university's economic education. It provides economics students with the micro and macroeconomic knowledge that underpins their economic studies, as well as some knowledge related to many aspects of international management and economics. |
Department of Statistics, Finances and Controlling |
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Judit Koltai, PhD Head of the Department
Our department brings together highly interrelated disciplines, enabling our students to acquire a comprehensive and integrated knowledge of these fields. The subjects taught in the department provide a foundation of expertise in both higher education vocational education and traditional BSc and MSc courses. |
Department of Tourism and Hospitality |
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Viktória Kundi, PhD Head of the Department
The BSc-level tourism education system of the Department of Tourism and Hospitality is an integral part of the economics profile of Széchenyi István University. |
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History of the Széchenyi István University Kautz Gyula Faculty of Business and Economics |
Our journey began in September 1990 with establishing the legal predecessor of Széchenyi István University. A significant milestone was the introduction of economist training in 1992 with the bachelor's degree in business administration, marking the university's foray into the field of economics.
The management of economics education became the task of the Institute of Economics, which was established in 1991 and later became the Faculty of Economics in 1993. The development of the economics college training at Széchenyi István College was guided by the visionary leadership of professor József Kupcsik, PhD, who served as the director of the Institute of Economics and the Faculty until 1996. His deputy, college professor Béla Szente, also played a crucial role in the launch of economics education.
József Kupcsik was succeeded as director in 1996 by Professor József Veress, PhD, whose most important task was to develop the program of economist education at the university level and to launch university training.
Leadership and Governance |
Management
Dean
Vice-deans
Adrienn Dernoczi-Polyák PhD
Associate professor
Vice dean for Academic and Educational Affairs
Judit Koltai PhD
Associate professor
Vice-Dean for International and Accreditation Affairs
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Gábor Szabó-Szentgróti PhD Associate professor
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Supervisors of Degree Programmes
Higher vocational training
Business Administration and Management (Hungarian)
Eszter Horváth PhD, senior lecturer
Commerce and Marketing (Hungarian)
Péter Huszka PhD, associate professor
Tourism and Hospitality (Hungarian)
Csaba Kőmíves PhD, senior lecturer
Bachelor Level
Business Administration and Management (Hungarian, English)
Judit Berkes PhD, associate professor
Commerce and Marketing (Hungarian)
Veronika Keller PhD, associate professor
International Business Economics (Hungarian, English)
Sándor Remsei PhD, associate professor
Tourism and Hospitality (Hungarian)
Ferenc Darabos PhD, associate professor
Master Level
International Economics and Business (Hungarian, English)
Eszter Lukács PhD, vice president, associate professor
Marketing (Hungarian, English)
László Józsa PhD, professor
Supply Chain Management (Hungarian, English)
Edit Süle PhD, associate professor
Tourism Management (Hungarian, English)
Éva Happ PhD, associate professor
Doctoral Programmes
Doctoral School of Regional Sciences and Business Administration & Management Sciences
Business and Management Sciences Doctoral Program, SzEEDSM
Double degree (Széchenyi István University, Győr (HU), University of Rhode Island, Kingston RI (USA)
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
