Budapest Summer University 2026 BSU 2026 courses 23.01.2026.Algorithms of the mind This course explores how the mind can be understood through computational principles 17.01.2026.Analysis of Omics Data PR The course aims to give practical knowledge of data downloading, handling, processing, and visualization methods of high-throughput experiments. 18.01.2026.Ball Geometry as a New Trend in Geometry Education Ball Geometry is based on Comparative Geometry on the plane and on the sphere. 29.01.2026.Critical Social Theory The lecture series provides an overview of critical social theory in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. 17.01.2026.Digital Populism Course explores how contemporary populists use digital media, data infrastructures, and platforms to mobilise supporters and reshape public discourse. 26.01.2026.Eastern Europe on the screen, and on the page Students might find it interesting and exciting to learn more about the recent history, societies, and political systems of the wider region 22.01.2026.Hungarian Language and Culture The Department of Hungarian as a Foreign Language has been hosting various Hungarian language and cultural courses, including summer universities 24.01.2026.Innovative Project Management & Lean Mindsets This course provides an integrated introduction to project management methods and lean principles essential for operating modern corporate systems. 27.01.2026.Law and Values in the modern society The changes that accelerated in the 20th century have raised countless questions that require societies to reexamine the legal tools at their disposal. 25.01.2026.Museums of Budapest During this course, participants will gain insight into the art scene in Budapest and to take a behind-the-scenes look at museum life. 29.01.2026.Narrative Creation and Self-Awareness: This interactive summer school course invites students on a psychological and cultural journey from Hollywood storytelling to personal self-awareness. 26.01.2026.When Law meets Pop Photos, movies and television, and everything on internet can shape our perception of law and can affect how players in the legal system behave.
23.01.2026.Algorithms of the mind This course explores how the mind can be understood through computational principles
17.01.2026.Analysis of Omics Data PR The course aims to give practical knowledge of data downloading, handling, processing, and visualization methods of high-throughput experiments.
18.01.2026.Ball Geometry as a New Trend in Geometry Education Ball Geometry is based on Comparative Geometry on the plane and on the sphere.
29.01.2026.Critical Social Theory The lecture series provides an overview of critical social theory in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
17.01.2026.Digital Populism Course explores how contemporary populists use digital media, data infrastructures, and platforms to mobilise supporters and reshape public discourse.
26.01.2026.Eastern Europe on the screen, and on the page Students might find it interesting and exciting to learn more about the recent history, societies, and political systems of the wider region
22.01.2026.Hungarian Language and Culture The Department of Hungarian as a Foreign Language has been hosting various Hungarian language and cultural courses, including summer universities
24.01.2026.Innovative Project Management & Lean Mindsets This course provides an integrated introduction to project management methods and lean principles essential for operating modern corporate systems.
27.01.2026.Law and Values in the modern society The changes that accelerated in the 20th century have raised countless questions that require societies to reexamine the legal tools at their disposal.
25.01.2026.Museums of Budapest During this course, participants will gain insight into the art scene in Budapest and to take a behind-the-scenes look at museum life.
29.01.2026.Narrative Creation and Self-Awareness: This interactive summer school course invites students on a psychological and cultural journey from Hollywood storytelling to personal self-awareness.
26.01.2026.When Law meets Pop Photos, movies and television, and everything on internet can shape our perception of law and can affect how players in the legal system behave.