
Promising Negotiation Conducted by the University of Sopron with Chinese Investors
At the invitation of the University of Sopron, a four-member Chinese investment and research delegation visited Sopron for a two-day stay from June 18-19, 2025. The institution's leadership welcomed the business leaders with a two-day program, accompanied by the lead researcher of Shandong Academy of Forestry. The university aims to jointly establish a research and service center in Sopron to support successful cooperation between domestic and Chinese (specifically Shandong Province) forestry companies, facilitate their access to the Chinese and European markets, and through these services, serve as an indispensable bridge for the university while generating ongoing revenue and opportunities.

University of Sopron Once Again Among the International Leaders in Sustainability in Nice
The University of Sopron’s commitment to sustainability has once again received international recognition. Prof. Dr. Ferenc Lakatos, Vice-Rector, gave a presentation at the 11th International UI GreenMetric Workshop in Nice, introducing the “Sound of Earth” thematic trail developed at the University of Sopron. The congress, held from June 17–20, 2025, by the Université Côte d'Azur in France, invited leading higher education institutions from around the world to share their experiences under the theme “Implementing Sustainable Development Goals in Higher Education.”
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International Students of the University of Sopron Visit Graz to Close the Academic Year
On June 7, international students from the University of Sopron took part in a summer day trip to Graz, organized by the university’s International Office. The excursion offered a mix of art, culture, history and relaxation — a perfect way to wrap up the academic year.
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Intercultural Morning at Fáy Secondary School of Economics with University of Sopron Students
International students from the University of Sopron recently visited Fáy András Bilingual Secondary School of Economics to lead engaging English-language sessions. The students shared personal insights into the culture, traditions and everyday life of their home countries, including Kazakhstan, Algeria, Tanzania and Gambia.