The Alumni Career Day will be opened and a welcome speech will be delivered by Réka Matheidesz, CEO of MOME.

What motivated the creation of the MAIII Collective, and how do recent graduates of the MOME Master's program in design collaborate? These are among the questions explored in the FormaNorma - Alumni Special edition, a popular event series of the Design programmes that hosts exemplary alumni as guests. The discussion features members of the MAIII Collective, all of whom earned their degrees from the MOME Master's programme in Design: Blanka Timári, Balázs Kisgyörgy, and Eszter Hanko. The moderator is Dorottya Féja, head of Bachelor's programme in Design.

Discover career stories of mentors within the MOME Alumni Mentor Programme and have a chat with them about the challenges they faced during their transition from university to the world of work! Now you have the opportunity to sit down in smaller groups at alumni tables and have conversations with MOME Master’s graduates who have already walked the path that lies ahead of you! The moderator is Tekla Bodnár, head of MOME Student Hub.

The discussion will feature Bendegúz Batke (Graphic Design alumnus), Edina Bugár (Art and Design Management alumna), Dorottya Melis-Seenger (Architecture alumna), and Anett Papp DLA (Fashion and Textile Design alumna).

How does a creative idea turn into a real collaboration? The MOME Business Community creates opportunities for alumni and students to work together with both local and international brands. This discussion offers insight into the world of collaborations born at the intersection of design and business.

A 30-minute roundtable discussion with MOME alumni about navigating different career paths in the film and creative industry. The conversation explores how creative managers shape their own projects, lead collaborations, and adapt within the dynamic field of film management after graduation.

Guests of the event will be Genovéva Petrovits and Gerzson Szántó. Moderator is Jázmin Hollósi (Art and Design Management MA student).

Would you like to study at a university abroad? Are you interested in gaining international professional experience after graduation? As a student at MOME, you have plenty of opportunities to do so — and as an M8 tutor, you can build valuable international connections with incoming exchange students. After the information session about international mobility programs, current students and alumni will share their personal experiences gained abroad, as well as insights from participating in the M8 International Tutor Program. Participants in the discussion will be Dorottya Balkó (Design and Art Management alumna), Veronika Klára Maron (Design Theory alumna), Márton Hunyadi (Product Designer alumnus), Máté Mérey (Designer Maker student).

MOME Fair is a special design fair and exhibition where you can meet with artworks and products of MOME students. In its Alumni Special edition, you’ll have the chance to purchase creations by MOME graduates. At the fair, you can browse unique bags, jewelry, glass, and ceramic pieces crafted by the following participating artists: Sára Dimák, Csillag Szitkay, Orsolya Hacker, Csaba Molnár, Róza Parlagi and Mariann Tóth-Birtan.

1/1 Consultation with the alumni of the MOME Animation Master's programme: Anita Kühnel-Szabó, Zénó Mira, Viktória Traub.

Book a timeslot and ask your professional questions directly to the experts.

Just missing the perfect photo for your CV? In addition to individual consultations, you also have the opportunity to take a professional portrait, thanks to the Photography students of MOME with the contribution of Kata Drégely and Hanna Czeglédi, BA students of Photography.

Do you have questions on how to boost your career? Join our professionals to get useful advice on intellectual property rights, CV development and conscious self-management. You will also have the opportunity to have your portrait photo taken by MOME Photography students.

• IP Scan (consultation)

What is the intellectual property relevance of your work? How should you get a patent on your products? Get answers to all of these questions during a quick intellectual property consultation. Consultant: dr. Flóra Gubicz

• Planning & flow (consultation)

Would you like to manage your resources more efficiently and make your decisions easier? This consultation aims to raise awareness so that you can be a good manager of your resources. Consultant: Márton Horváth

• CV 360 (consultation)

Would you like to improve your professional resume? During the consultation we will analyze the structure, content and format of your CV; the goal is to build a well-structured resume that is tailored for jobs in art and design. Consultant: Tekla Bodnár

The aim of the “Get Your First Design Protection” presentation is to provide a brief introduction to design protection and offer practical guidance on how to obtain it.
Following the presentation, participants will leave with hands-on knowledge that will enable them—through the consultation opportunities offered by MOME’s IP Point—to submit an actual design protection application for their own creations.
The session will be led by Dr. Flóra Gubicz and representatives of the Hungarian Intellectual Property Office.

Why do we sometimes find it hard to accept praise and recognition?
We often focus on our mistakes and failures, while attributing our successes to luck or external factors.
During this session, we will explore the background of the impostor phenomenon and discuss strategies to overcome it.

Would you like to improve your CV?
This workshop provides a step-by-step overview of how to structure and refine your professional resume, focusing on both its form and content.
The goal is to create a well-structured CV and to master techniques for crafting professional resumes tailored to artistic career paths.
The session will be led by Tekla Bodnár.

3.00 p.m. | The session will open with a 30-minute selection of student films, followed by an introduction to the programme and an informal discussion with a Q&A.

3:30-4:15 p.m. | An interactive course presentation will explore the current challenges in design management and the carrier paths offered by the programme.

2:15-3:45 p.m. | An open class focusing on teaching methodologies will provide visitors with insight into the course, followed by a short introduction to the programme’s structure and philosophy by the teachers.

3:30 p.m. | The head and teachers of the programme will introduce the main focus areas of the course and the research opportunities available. The session will include an informal discussion where prospective students can ask questions about the entrance examination and admission process.

Registration: http://evt.to/ehgusoduw

3:30-5:00 p.m. | The portfolio review will be followed by an informal professional discussion about the course, its specialisations, and current topics in fashion and textile design. Teachers and students will share their experiences of the conceptual and practical knowledge gained during the programme, as well as the potential career paths it offers.

3:00-4:30 p.m. | Prospective students will have an opportunity to learn about the course through presentations by our students sharing their personal experiences and inspiring examples in an informal discussion.

3:30–3:50 p.m. – Introduction by the head of programme and coordinators: András Kerékgyártó, András Húnfalvi (Mobility Lab), and programme coordinator Móni Németh.

3:50–4:35 p.m. – Presentation of student projects: Current and alumni projects with a focus on mobility, including Ginko Clean by Sebestyén Ócsai.

4:35–4:45 p.m. – Q&A

4:45 p.m. – Portfolio consultation (for up to 5 participants)

3:30-4:00 p.m. |  A professional briefing and discussion with alumnus Levente Németh, focusing on personal vision and international opportunities, and concluding with a Q&A session.

4:00-5:00 p.m. | The programme will be presented mostly through staff and student projects, while also exploring the career paths it offers.

9:30-12:00 p.m. | Portfolio reviews

Registration: https://go.mome.hu/interaction_design

3:30-4:15 p.m. | A screening of student works, followed by an informal Q&A session with the teachers, exploring the intersections of media art and experimental technologies. 

3:30-4:15 | A selection of student projects will offer a closer look at the Designer-Maker MA, covering its specialisations, use of materials, and conceptual approach.

3:30-4:15 p.m. | After the presentation of portfolios, individual professional focuses, and student projects, participants are invited to an informal conversation with teachers and current students.