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    HomeNewsStudents' Day – welcoming MBU foreign students

    Students' Day – welcoming MBU foreign students


    For the occasion of the Students' Day the Rector of Matej Bel University, doc. Ing. Vladimir Hiadlovský, PhD., met with the foreign students who are currently studying at our University. The meeting took place in the assembly hall of the Faculty of Economics and was attended by the students from Ukraine, Russia, Germany, Hungary, France, Portugal, Indonesia, Poland, Turkey.
    Cultural program prepared for the students introduced the University folk group Mladosť. Afterwards, the rector gave a solemn toast.

    The event continued with a free discussion among the foreign students.