Welcome to the Student Support Centre!
The University of Sopron is committed not only to the professional and academic education of its students, but also to closely monitoring their personal progress with care and attention. To support students in resolving their difficulties, the University — with the assistance of the faculty working groups of the university’s Cura Personalis Group — offers the opportunity to visit the Student Support Centre.
Our experienced staff member warmly welcomes students with mental, social, academic, or other personal concerns.
We are here to assist you with any non-academic questions, concerns, or inquiries you may have during your time at the university. Whether you need guidance, resources, or general support, our team is ready to help. For general assistance, please reach out to us at studenthelp@uni-sopron.hu.
If you’re looking for peer support or mentorship, we encourage you to explore our Mentor Network, where you can connect with fellow students who are here to guide and support you.
For mental health and psychological support, our dedicated psychologist is available to provide confidential and professional assistance. Please contact Karolina Jankóné Komornoki at studenthelp@uni-sopron.hu (temporary contact email) to schedule an appointment or to learn more about the services offered.
Living and studying abroad is rich but challenging experience. Transition to new culture, country and school environment can have many challenges. These challenges can be experienced even more difficult when the students are far away from their usual and familiar support system. That is why Student Support Centre at the University of Sopron will have an important role to help students to deal with their academic, personal, career or culture related issues.
You are welcome to talk about personal, academic, career and/or cultural topics in a private and confidential environment with Karolina Jankóné Komornoki.
In order to book an appointment for a consultation, please write a message to studenthelp@uni-sopron.hu.
"My name is Karolina Jankóné Komornoki. I graduated as a psychologist from Eötvös Loránd University Budapest in 2003, and as a clinical psychologist from Semmelweis University Budapest in 2009.
I will provide consultation services that focus on mental health, well-being and resilience. I believe that addressing mental health proactively enhances academic achievement of students.
My goal is to create a safe and supportive environment in my consulting hours, where students can discuss their challenges in their personal and academic journeys: academic pressure, social difficulties and life transitions. Consultation can help to reduce distress and develop new coping strategies.
I have been working in the psychiatry department of a hospital for years, where I gained excessive experience in assessing and treating a diverse range of psychological conditions. My background in psychiatry also allows me to identify early signs of mental health issues, and to communicate effectively with individuals in distress."
📚 Tutor-Mentor Programme at the University of Sopron
The University of Sopron’s Tutor-Mentor Programme is designed to support students' academic success, credit progression, and integration into the university community.
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Tutor Programme: Provides peer-to-peer academic support, where experienced students help others improve their learning strategies, subject knowledge, and exam preparation. Tutoring is free, offered in-person or online, and organized through the Student Support Service (HTSZ).
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Mentor Programme: Offers personalized guidance by students, lecturers, or researchers to support students’ academic performance, reduce drop-outs, and assist international students in settling into Sopron. Mentors monitor academic progress and connect students with additional university services when needed.
Both programmes aim to foster success and well-being in the early and critical stages of university life.
More information here.
Available Tutor in English:
Kende Árpád Kilin
Alexandre Lamfalussy Faculty of Economics, International Business Economics 2nd year
Subjects: Microeconomics, Statistics
Hours: Tuesday between14-16
If you have trouble with microecomics graphs or statistical functions, don’t hesitate to reach out! Together we can find the simplicity of things and I can help you not to feel lost.
