User experiences, attitudes and problems related to online flight ticket purchases were investigated among consumers with Neticle.

Working together with ABSL Hungary

As the year approaches, the CoRe lab research team is following consumers' reactions to the current festive season with a tense curiosity.

We conducted a satisfaction survey for EMOK in 2022.

In order to make the PTE KTK website easier to use, we conducted an eye-tracking search.

The CoRe lab was involved in data collection and analysis for a research report on mobility.

It is becoming increasingly popular for students to work while studying, so we wanted to find out about attitudes towards student employment.

In October 2022, we carried out an exciting online diary survey to explore the experiences and motivations behind GLAMOUR-days.

#studentproject #sparhungary

Our qualitative research project focused on the use of electric cars.

On behalf of the Mayor’s Office of the City of Pécs, we carried out a complex research, the main aim of which was to support the city marketing strategy.

#studentproject #zsolnayquarter #questionnaire

In 2019, we conducted a customer survey for a retail chain operating in Hungary.

We carried out a complex research based on the questions of a Hungarian higher education institution.

In addition to secondary analysis and in-depth interviews, observations were carried out to get to know the region.

In July, we conducted a short but interesting survey on sustainability. #researchonline

#studentproject #munch.hu #deskresearch #in-depth-interview

We conducted research on the use of social media by deaf and hard of hearing young people for the joint campaign ‘Stories to Sign’ by SINOSZ and the feat.

Crocus Gere Hotel & Resort in Villány asked for help in designing a new website and in-depth understanding of its target groups. Together with our students, we worked with the hotel in the fall of 2018.

In fall 2018, we conducted a research for Tenkes Wine Region Development Nonprofit Ltd. to support the communication of the community wine product called the RedY of the Villány Wine Region.