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Founded in 2002, this growing, increasingly active and strictly independent Association is recognised by The London School of Economics and Political Science as the official volunteer organisation for alumni relations in Hungary. Our aim is to offer former LSE students in Hungary the chance to meet one another and to provide the alumni community with a series of social, professional and leisure gatherings.

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Our First Joint Event with Common Sense Society and Hungarian Europe Society

Submitted by LSE Alumni on Fri, 2014-02-21 06:09

Our First Joint Event with Common Sense Society and Hungarian Europe Society

The Hungarian LSE Alumni Association, the Common Sense Society and the Hungarian Europe Society held their first ever joint event on 23 February 2011 in the reputable and venerable Cigar Lounge of the Ybl Palace in Budapest. Our guest speaker was Professor Iain Begg from the LSE, who talked about the effects of the financial crisis on the European...

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The first „Pre-departure” event

Submitted by LSE Alumni on Thu, 2014-02-20 22:03

The first „Pre-departure” event

On 22 August 2007, the LSE SU Hungarian Society, in cooperation with the LSE Hungarian Alumni Group organised a pre-departure meeting for incoming, current and past Hungarian LSE students in Budapest. The meeting was held at Gerbeaud, an exclusive and famous Hungarian cafe and restaurant, and included a drinks reception and...

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Our First Professional Discussion Event

Submitted by LSE Alumni on Thu, 2014-02-20 20:23

Our First Professional Discussion Event

Our first ever professional event took place on 23 May 2002. Somehow Zsolt Lengyel learnt that Dr Carsten Sørensen, Reader at the Department of Management at the LSE would come to Budapest for some reason and as such we could actually invite him. So we did. Thus, in my next invitation letter I could proudly announce his presentation around the...

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