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Innovation and Invention: Processes and Incentives

Az egyetem szerepe az élelmiszergazdasági vállalkozások innovációs folyamataiban

Az innováció mára a vállalkozások piacon maradásának feltételévé vált. Még inkább elmondható ez a mezőgazdaságban és élelmiszeriparban, azaz az élelmiszergazdaságban működő szervezetek esetében. Az újabbnál újabb technológia innovációk - mint a precíziós gazdálkodás, robotizáció stb. - széles eszköztárral szolgálnak napjainkban a vállalkozások számára a fejlesztéshez, fejlődéshez.

Innovation scoreboard indicators between Serbia and Hungary

The world cannot be imagined without innovation progress therefore its measurement and evaluation are highly important. The aim of the paper is to present the importance of innovation progress in the framework of the EU and present the innovation capacities between Hungary and Serbia in the time frame of one decade based on defined innovation inputs distributed through selected outputs.

Transformation toward e-learning: experience from the sudden shift to e-courses at COVID-19 time in Central European countries; Students’ satisfaction perspective

This study aims to evaluate transforming toward online-learning, concerning students’ satisfaction, social presence and students’ intention to continue with e-learning in Central European countries, taking the case of Hungarian higher education online courses during COVID- 19 measures.

This study finds that masters and undergraduate students’ satisfaction and social presence of online learning courses are neutral with little bias to be positive, also satisfaction has the key role in affecting student’s intention to continue with future online-learning.

Risk management in the system of internal quality assurance of higher education institutions

The concept of risk management is present in quality assurance of higher education institutions in different scope and scale, seeking the rationality of its use in effectiveness and innovation in internal quality assurance systems. The paper argues that the risk management in internal quality assurance could be introduced in different ways, including: top down and bottom up approaches. Based on the case study from Warsaw University of Life Sciences-SGGW it also explains how risk management could be implemented as the innovative tool.

The innovative EU – the future of Europe

In this study, I am going to compare the current innovation performance of the European Union with that of its competitors and give guidance on how to promote the flow of knowledge in Europe thereby enhancing the efficiency of the R&D sector. These processes might be solutions to recover from the economic crisis and make progress in the 21st century.