Mentor Programme
In the autumn of 2014, the predecessor of CareerSpot, TalentSpot, was established with the participation of 24 dedicated instructors. Today, the CareerSpot team consists of nearly fifty members, primarily faculty, along with several administrative staff members and 10 students.
From the very beginning, all mentors have participated in the mentoring program on a voluntary basis. They continuously engage in professional development, and their exemplary commitment, proactive attitude, and dedication have been evident throughout.
Our mentors:
- Zsófia Ásványi: Labor law, employee rights and obligations, termination, remuneration
- Júlia Bachmann-Matisa
- Gábor Balogh
- Eszter Barakonyi
- Réka Battyáni: managing and overcoming the challenges of mobility abroad
- Dávid Bilicz: TDK research and writing, Data analysis and research methodology
- Hanga Bilicz: goal-oriented time management, assistance in methodological subjects, data analysis, literature review, TDK
- Emese Braun
- Vivien Czucka-Varga
- László Csóka
- Gerda Dóczi
- Edina Erb
- Zsófia Fehér
- Bernadett Mohácsi Fentősné
- Diána Fűrész
- Mónika Tiszberger Galaombosné: time-management, self-management, study support
- Viktória Gerdesics: self-branding, self-awareness, senf-development, communication psychology
- Edit Bányai Gyarmatiné
- András Gyimesi
- Ildikó Hargitai
- Miklós Hornyák
- Gábor Horváth
- Zita Iloskics: Methodology, How to study effectively (understand rather than memorize)?, Why is it good to study (motivation)? Advantages of writing TDK, The role of ChatGPT in studying
- Gabriella Kuráth
- Beatrix Lányi: Effective learning, TDK preparation, presentation techniques
- Dóra Longauer
- Lívia Lukovszki
- Judit Mátyás
- Péter Norbert Nagy
- Adrienn Pálffy
- Andrea Parag
- Alexandra Posza
- Petra Rácz-Putzer: TDK (Scientific Student Conference), self-efficiency, stress management
- Klaudia Rádóczy
- Bernadett Riedelmayer
- András Rideg
- Norbert Sipos
- Anna Dorottya Szabó (PhD)
- Norbert Szabó
- Brigitta Szabó-Bálint: Career planning, CV writing, jobb search, procastination
- Julianna Németh Szécskainé
- Tímea Szigeti
- Judit Takács: How to manage to feel comfortable within and outside uni in after arrival
- Edina Jakabfi Tolnayné
- Tímea Venczel-Szakó: time management, stress management
From the academic year 2025–2026, the institution of Mandatory Mentoring (KP Mentoring) has been incorporated into the curriculum. For students enrolled in bachelor’s programmes, participation in at least one mentoring session during their studies is a compulsory requirement.
It is advisable to fulfil this requirement at the very beginning of your studies, so that you can meet your mentor in person. You may turn to your mentor with confidence throughout your academic journey—whether you have academic, social, or personal questions.
The work of our mentors is supported by the following student mentors.
Student mentors:
- Emese Dávidházi
- Dorina Handler
- Noémi Hábel
- Milán Holló
- Levente Lékó
- István Marton
- Katalin Nemes
- Borbála Mária Szentendrei
- Lorina Telek
- Kíra Tícia Wehovszky