• Luca Ekler takes gold medal in long jump at the Paris Paralympics

    Luca Ekler, supervisor of the Inclusive Sports Education Specialization at the Hungarian University of Sports Science (TF), won a gold medal at women’s long jump T38 category at the Paralympics in Paris, France.

  • Artificial Intelligence in Sport and Health Sciences

    The 2nd Biomechanics in Sport and Ageing Symposium: Artificial Intelligence (AI)’ is approaching rapidly. The symposium will take place at the Hungarian University of Sports Science, Budapest, Hungary, on 15-16 October 2024.

  • Kayaker Dorka Gazsó want to prove her talent on 500 metres too

    Kayaker Dorka Gazsó returned home with two medals from the Paris Olympics, and we will continue her studies at the Hungarian University of Sports Science (TF).

  • Olympic medallist kayaker TF student Noémi Pupp wants to eat her favourite dish poppy cake

    Kayaker Noémi Pupp, a student of the BA coaching course at the Hungarian University of Sports Science (TF), won two medals at the Paris Olympics.

  • TF students prove talent at the Paris Olympics

    Students of the Hungarian University of Sports Science (TF) have made a significant contribution to Hungary’s successful performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

  • Nándor Németh: Why should I have been annoyed? It was a flawless swim 

    Student of the Hungarian University of Sports Science (TF), swimming star Nándor Németh gave one of the best performances of the Hungarian team at the Paris Olympics.

News


A scientific day and a game of chess at the Hungarian University of Sports Science
Magyar Testnevelési és Sporttudományi Egyetem
10 September 2024

A joint international scientific meeting organised by the Hungarian University of Sports Science (TF) and the Hungarian Chess Federation was held at the university on Monday with the participation of chess enthusiasts and those interested in chess.

Luca Ekler takes gold medal in long jump at the Paris Paralympics
Magyar Testnevelési és Sporttudományi Egyetem
5 September 2024

Luca Ekler, supervisor of the Inclusive Sports Education Specialization at the Hungarian University of Sports Science (TF), won a gold medal at women’s long jump T38 category at the Paralympics in Paris, France.

NETRISK Sport and Innovation Conference programme is taking shape
Magyar Testnevelési és Sporttudományi Egyetem
5 September 2024

The programme of the NETRISK Sport and Innovation Conference programme to be held between 14 and 17 October is taking shape. The event, which is organised by the National Handball Academy (NEKA) and the Hungarian University of Sports Science (TF), will focus on the lessons learned at the Paris Olympic Games as well as the link between sport and sustainability.

Volunteers are ready for the Chess Olympiad
Magyar Testnevelési és Sporttudományi Egyetem
4 September 2024

The training of the volunteers who will participate in the 45th Chess Olympiad that will take place in Budapest between 10 and 23 September went very well last Saturday at the Hungarian University of Sports Sciences.

TF may take over the regional coordination of the Peace Sport Network
Magyar Testnevelési és Sporttudományi Egyetem
4 September 2024

International political problems have made it important for sports expert to promote peaceful coexistence and the elimination of conflicts between peoples.

TF's rower Zoltána Gadányi wins two gold medals at the European Universities Championships
Magyar Testnevelési és Sporttudományi Egyetem
3 September 2024

The Hungarian University of Sports Science’s (TF) student Zoltána Gadányi won a gold medal in the single and double scull, respectively, at the European Universities Championships.

Hungarian Startup University Program to start again in autumn
Magyar Testnevelési és Sporttudományi Egyetem
3 September 2024

TF students can once again enrol in Hungary's first higher education-level startup course in Neptun, which introduces them to the world of innovation and entrepreneurship, starting this semester in English.

Paralympics: Luca Ekler finishes fifth in 100m race
Magyar Testnevelési és Sporttudományi Egyetem
2 September 2024

Luca Ekler, Supervisor of the university’s Inclusive Sports Instructor Specialist Training Programme, finished 5th in the women’s 100m race at the Paris 2024 Summer Paralimpic Games.

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Rector’s message


The University of Physical Education (TE) and its institutional predecessor is one of the oldest higher educational institutions in Europe in the field of body culture, including sports and education. Our University combines its traditions and culture to match the new challenges of a knowledge-based society, while taking into consideration various socio-economic demands.

TE preserves its traditions and permanently develops in harmony with what the given period requires. This is why in its educational strategy, theoretical and practical knowledge complement each other. Furthermore, in order to ensure competitive knowledge for the students in each field of study, the amount of sports training is increasing. While developing its educational content, our institution became aware of the practice-based demands formulated by the representatives of the sport federations and educational institutes, i.e. the future utilizers of knowledge. As a result, the training programs have been harmonized with labor market expectations.

The mission of the University is to train specialists who, as future intellectuals, possess a high level of personal and professional knowledge applicable in the various fields of sports. The University concentrates on developing human resources in sports and on transferring the knowledge and professional skills that play a key role in the healthy physical and spiritual development of Hungarians.

Thus, TE is not only involved in forming the social, economic and cultural image of Hungarian sports, but the lifestyle, quality of life and health-aware attitude of current society as well. Integrated education and research development services, which are built upon each other, created through the BSc, MSc and PhD programs of the University, will guarantee the generation of continuous high-quality knowledge.

The revamped programs will soon be backed by a proper infrastructural background. The future campus of Hungary’s most modern sport university will aim not only at the entire renovation of the educational and service centers on Alkotás utca and the sports facilities on Csörsz utca, but the establishment of new facilities, too.

The technical equipment and the technological and informatics infrastructure supporting the pedagogical and coaching work at our University will satisfy the most up-to-date demands of the age. The quality of the facilities and the opportunities entailed will be suitable for aiding the competitiveness of Hungarian sports and the continuous application of the latest scientific technologies. Thus, the multifunctional education and sport facilities, laboratories and public places of great quality and comfort will secure ideal conditions for the students, and will help them show their talents and abilities. Our priority is to facilitate the process of our students’ obtaining cutting-edge knowledge that they can gain for their own benefit as well as that of the sports society.

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