Students of MCC's Youth Talent Program in Pécs kicked off the new school year with team building programs and new experiences. Sixth, seventh and eighth-grade FIT students gathered at the Malomvölgy Lake for an engaging outdoor program that provided an opportunity to wrap up the summer together and look ahead to the school year.
MCC High School Program student Bence Tachu has won two silver medals at the International Earth Science Olympiad (IESO) in Turin, where 160 students from around 40 countries competed in this year’s international contest.
From study trips across Europe to interactive workshops, community programs and activities centered on cultural traditions, MCC's High School Program in Transcarpathia offers students opportunities that go far beyond the classroom. The program aims to help young people expand their knowledge, discover new interests and grow both personally and academically within a supportive community.
From professional training and international study trips to language camps and artistic achievements, the past semester offered a wide range of opportunities for students in MCC’s Roma Talent Program (RTP). Both in Hungary and abroad, participants gained new experiences while developing their knowledge, skills, and professional connections.
Students of MCC’s Youth Talent Program in Szolnok explored the cultures, traditions, and everyday life of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and the United Kingdom during a week-long English language camp. Through creative and interactive activities, students had the opportunity to practise their English in a variety of situations while learning more about the English-speaking world.
Student-led initiatives continued to play an important role in life at Mathias Corvinus Collegium during the 2025/2026 academic year. A total of 31 student projects and 12 student communities were active across MCC, providing opportunities for students to turn their ideas and interests into professional and community initiatives.