MCC Bulletin 2024 - eng

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PUBLIC AFFAIRS PROGRAMS Mathias Corvinus Collegium offers unique courses related to public affairs across the Carpathian Basin. These programs are recommended for those who wish to enrich their knowledge obtained in higher education with skills and knowledge that are essential for acting as well-informed and responsible opinion leaders and decision-makers in public, economic, or cultural spheres. These programs are intended for those who want to become organizers and shapers of their own community and use the skills and knowledge they have acquired at our institution to benefit their community. The training weekends of the program take place in different locations and offer young people the chance to get hands-on experience beyond the conventional classroom or digital learning. 26
Transylvanian School of Politics The Transylvanian School of Politics was founded in 2017 in conjunction with the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (RMDSZ) and the Hungarian Youth Conference (MIÉRT). This program enables young people to effectively represent the values and interests of minority Hungarian communities in local public affairs. During the training course, held in both Hungarian and English, school members gain insight into the workings of political parties and campaigns, the process of community building, public opinion polling, and develop their leadership skills through training in negotiation, rhetoric, and presentation techniques. Based on small group work, the program also provides opportunities for young adults to develop their skills and take part in discussions with noted and renowned Hungarian and foreign experts and practicing politicians. The training weekends take place at four different locations: Cluj-Napoca, Sfântu Gheorghe, Bucharest, Brussels, and Budapest. The program is supported by the Pro Iuventute Association. PREVIOUS SPEAKERS: Nicola Beer, Vice-President of the European Parliament Olivér Várhelyi, European Commissioner for Neighborhood Policy and Enlargement Gergely Gulyás, Minister of Prime Minister’s Office Hunor Kelemen, President of RMDSZ Frank Füredi, Executive Director of <strong>MCC</strong> Brussels, Professor of Sociology, University of Kent Gladden Pappin, Head of the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs David Venter, Former Chief Communications Advisor to Nelson Mandela 27
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