
MOME 2030: The making of an international university
Date: 2021.09.27
How can MOME be among the best internationally?
Foundation for Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design commissioned two world-renowned experts, network scientist Albert-László Barabási and cultural strategist András Szántó to help MOME in the process.
Join us for an online roundtable where you can get to know more about the results, lessons learned and the vision based on them.
Conversation participants:
Albert-László Barabási: network scientist, Boston-Budapest
Gergely Böszörményi-Nagy: President of the MOME Foundation
András Szántó: cultural consultant, New York
The conversation is moderated by Nóra Winkler
The Facebook LIVE event starts on the 29th of September at 3:00 pm on the MOME Facebook page.
Attention! The event will be held in English.
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