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Peer Supporters in Action: Easter Egg Hunt Brings Students Together
As the spring break approaches, the University of Sopron is not only encouraging students to relax and recharge, but also to immerse themselves in local traditions and community experiences. In this spirit, the international peer supporters once again proved their dedication and creativity by organizing a cheerful Easter-themed program for students.
With the support of the International Office, the peer supporters hosted a lively Easter egg hunt, offering both Hungarian and international students a chance to connect, have fun, and learn more about local customs. The event centered around the traditional Easter egg hunt, where participants searched for chocolate eggs hidden across campus, creating a joyful and festive atmosphere.

University of Sopron Student Conducts Research in Brazil’s "Ecological Capital"

Zalán Rókus Zagyva, a young forest engineering student and researcher at the University of Sopron, is currently expanding his professional and cultural horizons in South America. Supported by the Pannónia Scholarship Program, Zalán is spending his spring semester (from February 15 to May 4, 2026) conducting research in Curitiba, Brazil.
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Strengthening Ties: Canadian Ambassador Visits the University of Sopron
The University of Sopron recently hosted a special visit from H.E. François Lafrenière, Ambassador of Canada to Hungary, and his delegation. Beyond strengthening the internationalization of the university, the visit aimed to revive historical ties and advance future cooperation in higher education.

Asian New Year Celebration at the University of Sopron

Students from Central and East Asia presented their traditions, and the shared dance turned the evening into a real community experience
On March 24, a special festive atmosphere filled one of the community spaces at the University of Sopron. International students from Central and East Asia, together with the International Office team, came together to celebrate the beginning of the Asian New Year. In many parts of the world – especially in Central Asia – this period marks the start of a new year, so the event was not only about traditions but also about bringing people closer to each other.
