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Application deadline: 16^th April 2012 (Please submit the application form directly to the Strategic and International Directorate)

Academic requirements

• Students who have completed two semesters at TF can apply for the student exchange
• English language requirement: English language exam (not older than 2 years) minimum 90 points (of total 120 points)
• course descriptions available on the web

Documents required

• Curriculum Vitae (English style), typed in English
• Transcript of Records of the last two completed semesters
• Application Form
• Official certificate of TOEFL exam results (Test of English as a Foreign Language), min. 90 points (from 120 points)
• 2 Letters of Recommendation from different Departments of TF addressed to the International Director
• Verification of finances for the following expenses (have to be covered by the student):
  • Application fee: 25 $
  • ID card: 25 $
  • Health Insurance: 228 $/term
  • Books/supplies: ~400$
  • Personal expenses: ~850$

Papers have to be submitted to the Strategic and International Directorate.

Contact Person: Eszter Kercsmarics (kercsmarics@tf.hu)

For more detailed information please check:

• The University of Western Ontario – www.uwo.ca
• ETS TOEFL – www.ets.org/toefl

Our Faculty was represented in the symposium by Nikoletta Onyestyák and Gábor Géczi, lecturers of the Department of Sport Management and Recreation, they participated again actively in the round table discussions.

On the first day of the meeting the participants, on the one hand, discussed questions related to the Cyprian sport, as the management of the sport federations and clubs in Cyprus, on the other hand the Cypriots presented the preparations for their forthcoming (second half of 2012) leadership in the EU. The third topic was the new EU study about the funding of grassroots’ sport.

The main topic of the second day was to review of the findings, conclusions, recommendations and legacies of the whole project, to finalize the report about the volunteering project work.

The next and last location of the symposia will be in Brussels (Belgium) in May 2012, and the project will be presented in front of the European Committee.

More information and picture gallery: http://www.volunteeringinsport.eu

Our Faculty was represented in the symposium by Nikoletta Onyestyák and Gábor Géczi, lecturers of the Department of Sport Management and Recreation, participating actively in the round table discussions.

On the first day of the meeting the participants on the one hand discussed questions related to the different club structures and the ideal composition of the Board of Directors, and on the other hand compared their sport educational systems. A representative from the European Union presented about the actual sport financing opportunities in the EU, and the ongoing educational projects.

The main topic of the second day was the use of different IT tools, which might support the club management, as the online information system of the Brandenburg delegation and the online booking system of the Belgian partners. In the afternoon a P2P (partner to partner) speed dating was organized, within which further opportunities of cooperation appeared.

The next location of the symposia will be in Cyprus in February 2012, and the project will be concluded in Brussels in May, where the final report of the project will be presented in front of the European Committee.

More information and picture gallery: http://www.volunteeringinsport.eu

Deadline for submissions is December 15th, 2011.

See the details in the attached PDF document! >>>

Our Faculty was represented in the symposium by Nikoletta Onyestyák and Gábor Géczi, lecturers of the Department of Sport Management and Recreation, participating actively in the round table discussions.

On the first day of the meeting five local sport organizations presented their activity and challanges, afterwords the participants from eight different countries (Belgium, Cyprus, Finnland, Greece, Brandenburg, Slovakia, Wales and Hungary) discussed questions related to the club structures and their support. The main topic of the second day was the recruitment and leadership of the volunteers.

The next locations of the symposia will be Brandenburg in November, Cyprus in February, and the project will be concluded in Brussels in May, where the final report of the project will be presented in front of the European Committee.

More information and picture galery: http://www.volunteeringinsport.eu

Their stay contained some fun parts, not only serious ones. Fortunately some great sport events were held in Hungary during their stay. So they went to the charity football match of the drivers of Formula 1 and the Hungarian All Stars, the Gyulai István Memorial Hungarian Grand Prix in track and field, and they had an unique experience on the VASAS-HÍD vs. AS Roma football match. Among the freetime programmes they had some non-sport related ones. They visited some Central-European capital cities (Budapest, Wien and Bratislava), and they went to the Hungarian countryside for a half-day.

After an intensive study period the participants received their degree on the 6th of August at  the closing ceremony of the programme. After arriving home they sent us some really positice  feedbacks, so it is pretty sure that we will go on with the next thirty students.

Selected photos of the month:

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The visit was organised by Dr. Tamás Aján, the president of the International Weightlifting Federation and honorary member of the IOC. The Hungarian sportdiplomat has a great relationship with our Faculty where he earned his degree.

The visit had two pusposes. The delegates aimed to meet our dean to seek for some cooperation opportunities. On the other hand their aim was to get to know our faculty in depth. In this Dr. Tibor Kozsla, our Strategic and International Director helped them with his presentation about TF.

During his chat with our dean, Mr. Sergio Arnoldo Camargo Muralles said that he is not only the president of the NOC, but also the dean of the faculty of sport science in Galileo University. He told Dr. Miklós Tóth that they have a programme for South-American students in Spanish which is similar to the one that we run in cooperation with the IOC Olympic Solidarity. He offered a cooperation between the two faculties and his NOC related to the programmes.

Our dean and international director were pleased to have the opportunity to meet the delegates and they are open to start some cooperation with them in the near future.

A few pictures of the visit:

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From the end of June twenty students from the University of Chichester were hosted by our faculty. The PE students were participants of the first exchange programme between the two institutions.

The 6 girls and 14 boys had the chance to try disciplines that are not common in their university. On the first week Ferenc Kemény – the father of the world’s most successful waterpolo coach, Dénes Kemény – taught them the basics of water polo; Ákos Patócs helped them in getting to know fencing; and they had several track and field lessons with our team lead by Béla Vágó.

On the second week they went on with track and field; they had wrestling lessons and Csaba Ökrös let them know about the basics of handball. They luckily had the chance to learn from Piroska Szamoránsky as well, because our national team member helped Csaba in training them.

Despite they had 6 hours of practical lessons a day, the students had an active freetime as well. We organised them a guided tour by bus on their first day in Budapest, they went on a boat trip on the lake Danube, and they also visited the building of the Parliament. They spent a whole afternoon at Margareta Island where they played frisbee and football, and they supported the Hungarian national squad at Vodafone Water Polo Cup. By themselves they went twice to the Széchenyi Bath and visited many other places in Budapest.

On the 9th of July their plane took off to London with twenty exhausted students with bruises on their arms – got them at the wrestling lessons -, but full of hope that we will organise the program again next year.

Snapshots of these days:

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Dr. Tibor Kozsla gave a short lecture about the history of physical education in Hungary. After it Dr. József Bognár, the vide-dean for education and sport talked a bit about our education system. It was followed by the listing of our international relations and partnerships by Dr. Kozsla. He noticed that twelve out of the presented seven island nations, six African and one South-American nations were represented by at least one student in TF in the IOC’s Olympic Solidarity Programme throughout its 40-year-old history. Mr. Delano Frank Bart, the UN Representative of St. Kitts and Nevis was wondered that two days before his arrival one of his compatriots – Mr. Llevellyn Cleophas Pyke – received his coaching diploma in our faculty.

Mr. Henry Leonard Mac-Donald, the UN Ambassador of Suriname mentioned that they would like to build up a sport programme in his country, and he would like to cooperate in this issue with our school.

Although it was a quick visit, all in all it was successful, because after the presentation the participants chatted a little bit about probable future cooperation.

Bardocz-Bencsik Mariann

More pictures of the event:

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