For many people, higher education is not only a key to self-development, but also a key to a future career. But what happens when the learning path hits obstacles or labour market expectations do not match the content of the training? A project of the EU-funded Human Resources Development Operational Programme has developed innovative solutions to these challenges to make higher education more successful and practice-oriented. The overall aim of the joint project of the

In the district of Devecser, hundreds of children were able to participate in meaningful extracurricular activities based on tradition preservation, which not only provided a cultured way to spend their free time but also laid the foundations for talent development. These activities offered opportunities to discover the potential within the children through thematic, interactive, small group sessions, significantly expanding value-based knowledge alongside community experiences. The Live Source Association for the preservation of traditions based in

Professional training programs have helped improve the quality of human resources in shortage professions and ensure an adequate workforce to meet future needs at the Clinics of the Clinical Center of the University of Debrecen and the Kenézy Gyula University Hospital. The focus of a project implemented with EU support was on reducing four specific shortage professions at the Clinics of the Clinical Center of the University of Debrecen and the Kenézy Gyula University Hospital.

A large-scale university educational tool development has been implemented at the Orosháza center of Kodolányi János University by modernising the educational environment that ensures students’ practical work, building infrastructure to support distance education and open-source learning, and creating community spaces. The southern part of Békés is considered disadvantaged in terms of social, economic, and geographical aspects, and the residents here have less access to higher education due to their economic background. It is therefore important

Through the purchase of equipment and modern outpatient care forms, the quality of healthcare for the residents of Lábatlan and the affected settlements has improved. Outpatient care serving the population of the town of Lábatlan and the village of Süttő are located in the Lábatlan Health Center. The building was completed in 2000 using modern construction technology. In addition to primary care, several specialist care are available to the public: gastroenterology, ophthalmology, gynecology, urology, physiotherapy,