Events

The Technicity Research Group is organising the Technicity Doctoral Workshop Conference as part of the 8th PhD Day on 12 and 13 December.

The first end-of-year semester exhibition (KIPAK) of the 2023/2024 academic year will take place between 11 and 15 December over a period of 5 days. We look forward to seeing you on the Campus at the events that are also open to the public.

The Doctoral School of MOME cordially invites you to attend Semiotician and design theoretician Péter Wunderlich’s doctoral thesis defence. The title of his doctoral thesis: The role of semiotics in design education.

How does artificial intelligence (AI) shape the future of design, the creative process, and communication? In today's digital landscape, our interpretation and perception of the world around us and the interactions we are involved in is increasingly influenced by AI, and so this essential technology will be the focus of a conference organised by the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) with authoritative experts.

The Institute for Theoretical Studies will organise the Symbols – Relationships – Worldviews conference on 7 December 2023 from 10 a.m. at the Auditorium to celebrate university professor and professor emerita Ágnes Kapitány.

Learn about AI, pitch your idea, and win €1000 and a trip to the UK!

The Doctoral School of MOME cordially invites you to attend product designer Veronika Szalai’s doctoral thesis defence.

This year Moholy-Nagy Awards Ceremony will celebrate iconic film director and screenwriter Gyula Gazdag.

On 29 November, a unique pairing will take the stage at the MOME Gond-űző: Martin Hanczyc, invited as part of the University’s Global Voices, and Disegno’s guest Joana Meroz will share insights into their respective fields and their latest achievements.

The lecture series of the MOME Architecture Institute presents outstanding national and international architects, designers, and thinkers, who will provide a glimpse into their work around the built environment. Our next speaker will be teacher at KU Leuven and associate of Rotor Stijn Colon.

Our next special FormaNorma event will feature guest speakers Andrea Ruggiero and Jens Gijbels. Their talks will be followed by the closing event of the Future Design Studio course led by Jens Gijbels, and the interactive exhibition of the second year Product Design MA students in the Gond-űző.

What types of sustainable business models do we already have? What solutions do they offer to recurring environmental, social, and economic challenges? How can we turn these solutions into templates for action?