The main aim of the module is to introduce students to freehand and digital drawing techniques, and the basics of geomet...

General Theoretical Studies offer subjects covering theoretical studies to all design BA students of the university. Aft...

As a regionally unique training module, it provides up-to-date practical knowledge to BA design students about enterpris...

Organised with professional support from MOME for the 3rd year in a row, the CheckINN Revitaliser idea competition invited university students from across Hungary to submit plans for the revitalisation of approximately 12,000 hectares of unused rust zone and brownfield sites in the country for potentially touristic purposes. The winning team, whose members include several MOME students, focused on rejuvenating the barren Pilis-tető by repurposing its abandoned buildings and restoring the surrounding natural environment.

A team of MOME students have won first place at the CheckINN Revitalisator competition. First launched by the CheckINN Turisztikai Innovációmenedzsment Kft and MOME last year, the competition invites university and college talents to seek solutions for the reuse of rust zone sites in teamwork. From the nearly 30 teams, INDOOHÁZ received the first prize for giving new life to abandoned railway water reservoirs as bivouacs for backpackers.

Summer came to an end with a truly unique event held in the buildings of the Inota Thermal Power Plant in Várpalota. The INOTA - Audiovisual Festival at the power plant event series had several MOME affiliations, as collected below.

MOME’s Open Day is back on 2 February, this time in the virtual sphere...

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.

At the next Architectural Matters event of the MOME Institute of Architecture on November 7, this time, in an unusual way, the participants can listen to a guided round table discussion with Vidic Grohar Arhitekti and Mertelj Vrabič Arhitekti, the curators of the Slovenian pavilion of the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale, as well as Arhitekti Počivašek Petranovič.