Seventeen international students received their diplomas of Hungarian University of Sports Science’s (HUSS) most prestigious international programme, the International Coaching Course (ICC), supported by the Olympic Solidarity Programme.

HUSS’s Professor Zsolt Radák conducted a professional training course in Kenya, the homeland of the world’s most renowned long-distance runners, where he also met Patrick Sang, the Olympic silver medallist coach and mentor of Eliud Kipchoge. The visit also marks the beginning of a long-term collaboration between the university and the Kenya Academy of Sport.

Thanks to a previously signed agreement, 30 students and two faculty members from Brigham Young University in the United States spent several days visiting Hungarian University of Sports Science (HUSS), where they took part in lectures as well as professional, community, and cultural programmes. The promising initiative will most likely continue in the future.

A new scholarship programme was launched in 2026 to support professional excellence among higher education students, young researchers, and faculty members. Applications must be submitted by June 15.

The Hungarian University of Sports Science (HUSS) and the Kazakh National University of Sports (KNUS) have signed a cooperation agreement. Beyond student and faculty exchange programs, the parties aim to establish a long-term strategic partnership. An important element of the agreement is that the Kazakh institution intends to develop its academic staff by relying on HUSS’s outstanding expertise.

Dr Tímea Kováts, a staff member of the Department of Health Sciences and Sports Medicine, successfully completed the nine-month Clinical Science Scholars program at Harvard Medical School.

Twenty-four students received certificates at Hungarian University of Sports Science during the micro-course on basic knowledge of inclusive sports instruction.

The queen of sports is returning to Budapest! From 11 to 13 September 2026, the National Athletics Centre will host the World Athletics Ultimate Championship, during which Olympic champions, world champions, and the world’s best athletes will compete in a new, dynamic, and spectator-friendly format.

HUSS Rector Professor Tamás Sterbenz and Vice-Rector Dr Csaba Ökrös visited the world-renowned German Sport University Cologne recently, where they discussed several key issues including the state of sports science with their host, Rector Ansgar Thiel.

Since 2018, Hungarian University of Sports Science (HUSS) has been building a partnership with the world-renowned German Sport University Cologne. The latest milestone in this cooperation was the recent visit to Cologne by Rector Professor Tamás Sterbenz and Vice-Rector Dr Csaba Ökrös, during which they held discussions on several key issues with their host, Rector Ansgar Thiel.

Among other topics, the parties explored what distinguishes an independent sport university, as well as how science can contribute to the development of sport and to raising awareness of a healthier lifestyle.

During his stay, Csaba Ökrös attended last weekend’s German Handball Cup final, while Tamás Sterbenz met with Professor Marcus Raab, who has supported HUSS through numerous publications in the field of decision theory.

Ansgar Thiel invited HUSS to the upcoming 2026 Summit of the Global Sport University Network, considered a relatively new initiative, which will be held in Cologne this October. The annual conference brings together academic representatives from all areas related to sports science on a common platform.

On April 15, the spring course of the International Coaching Course (ICC) at Hungarian University of Sports Science (HUSS) officially began with a ceremonial opening. The organizers made the event memorable with a quiz game and a dinner featuring international cuisine.