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Of the more than 80 students who graduated from Obuda University’s Rejtõ Sándor Faculty of Light Industry and Environmental Protection Engineering this semester, 5 English language  environmental engineers graduates, received their diplomas in person at the ceremonial meeting held in the Deans Office on 13 July.

Following the oath, the newly graduated candidates were presented with their diplomas by Dean Dr. habil László Koltai and vice Dean Bodane Dr. Rita Kendrovics.

Dr. habil László Koltai emphasized that the mission and most important goal of Obuda University RKK is to train professionals who can ensure our environment is more safe and comfortable.

The dean also pointed out that the environmental engineers deal with the protection of people from the effects of adverse environmental effects such as pollution. You will also work on improving the quality of the environment, recycling, waste disposal, public health as well as water and air pollution control.

Environmental Engineering Is Vital for Our Future  ,” the Dean stressed.

Welcome our new graduates!

Dr. Tamács Csiszér, an associate professor of Rejtő Sándor Faculty of Light Industry and Environmental Engineering, was rewarded by the Scientific Association for Mechanical Engineering. The Technical Literary Award was given by president dr János Takács on the 20th of May 2022.

Albuena Billali, PhD candidate at University of Zagreb, Faculty of Graphic Arts visited our faculty in March. Her studies were funded by the CEEPUS programme Research and Education in the field of Graphic Engineering and Design. She conducted measurements for her doctoral dissertation, visited companies and laboratories and presented a lecture on color theory (picture).

Rejtő Faculty of Obuda University have begun to bring back in-person graduation ceremonies for the first time since Covid restrictions came in in March 2020.

It was a great ewent for those students whose learning has online for the last  months.
The Rejtő Sándor Faculty of Light Industry and  Environmental Protecting Engineering held its ceremony for the Erasmus student at the office of the dean.

It was a excellent moment for the Environmental Engineering BSc and Industrial Design Engineering BSc students who completed their degree this year.

Congratulations to the graduates!