The museum is nice, the museum is good
When we hear the words "museum visit", we tend to think of a boring stroll, scrutinising the contents of display cases under the watchful eye of a curator. However, a museum visit doesn't have to be like that – this talk will introduce some extraordinary and fascinating museums where a visit is far from just looking. The talk is recommended for secondary school students.
COVID – Hospitality Industry 19:0
Are you curious about how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the hotel sector? What measures did hotels have to take? What did they do during quarantine? One thing's for sure, they certainly weren't bored! Listen to the presentation and find out more! The presentation is recommended for secondary school students.
Unique hotels around the world
From ice hotels to boutique hotels, or special hotels around the world. The presentation is aimed at secondary school students.
Dark tourism
Prisons, cemeteries, slums, which the tourist will travel to see. The presentation is aimed at secondary school students.
My home, my castle!
What makes us who we are? What all shapes us? Are we sure that all our qualities are our own? Do we even hear our own voices when we make decisions?Because our lives are full of so much that we can disappear under this thick veneer... I try to show you with exciting videos and funny examples how it is not easy to find yourself in the noise of information and communication, but [...]
Virtual Reality and its Applications
The human imagination is always captivated by the possibility to try something that would otherwise be dangerous or only possible in an environment that is not available under normal circumstances (e.g. skydiving, driving a racing car, trying on the latest fashion models without going to the shops, etc.) This presentation will explore the key features of virtual reality technology and see if [...]
The dark side of the universe (dark matter and dark energy)
What is dark matter and dark energy? The lecture will give a brief insight into how it was discovered that a significant part of the matter/energy content of the universe is not made up of the well-known everyday matter particles, but of some mysterious and unknown entities whose true existence we can only hypothesise. The lecture is recommended for secondary school students.
The Lord of the Rings' lessons in leadership
This time, our master teacher, Balázs Szentes will analyse the characters of the Lord of the Rings: he will examine what kind of personality, leadership style and leadership traits they have.The lecture will discuss - what is personality?- what does it mean to lead?- and what does it mean in Middle-earth, i.e. how do individual leaders work, how can they be interpreted through the lenses of management science?Join us, we are heading for Middle-earth! The lecture is aimed at high school students.
Westeros Leaders vs. May Leaders – Lessons from a Quasi-Medieval Era in Leadership
„Lannister, Targaryen, Baratheon, Stark and the Tyrell spokes in a spinning wheel. Sometimes this one's on top, sometimes that one. But in truth, the same fate awaits them all.” But what kind of managers are the characters? What management methods appear in Game of Thrones? Find out in our presentation! A must for fans! The show is recommended for high school students.
Lifelong learning - Take advantage of the training opportunities at the University of Pannonia!
The world is constantly changing and the labour market is constantly challenging workers. Lifelong learning is not just an opportunity, it is an essential tool to stay competitive and open up new career horizons. The University of Pannonia offers a wide range of courses to help everyone find the most suitable further education course to help them change careers, [...]