We are pleased to inform our students about an international mobility opportunity taking place as part of the Invisible Energy Exhibition at Liszt Institute Stuttgart (Germany). Below you can find detailed information about the programme, including the programme dates, professional requirements and application conditions.

Application requirements

• Applicants must have an active student status and be enrolled in Classical Music Performance and/or be members of the SZEnergy Team.
• Applicants must have completed the required number of semesters corresponding to the type of mobility (https://ipc.sze.hu/i-wish-to-apply-pannonia)
• Adequate knowledge of English is required for effective international cooperation.

Programme duration and professional content

The mobility will take place between 4 and 5 November 2026 in Stuttgart, Germany.

A total of 5 places are available for SZE students.

Members of the SZEnergy Team will take part in the exhibition and its related activities, while Classical Music Performance students will contribute to the event with a special musical performance at the exhibition opening ceremony.

The “Invisible Energy” exhibition showcases the invisible driving forces behind the records and race cars: curiosity, creativity, perseverance, collaboration, and the knowledge passed down from generation to generation among the students. Visitors can learn about the team’s success story, which began in 2008, the vehicles that have set world records, and the development process through which ideas become working prototypes, and those prototypes lead to international successes. The exhibition also offers a glimpse into Széchenyi István University’s innovation and education workshop, where the engineers of the future are shaping the next generation of sustainable mobility through real-world challenges.

The chamber music performance highlights the outstanding achievements of Széchenyi István University in the arts and in fostering talent. Artists from Győr are preparing a special repertoire for this occasion. The successes of our students in national and international music competitions, as well as the prominent role of chamber music and orchestral training, both attest to the effectiveness and value-creating power of the professional work carried out at the university. The performance also showcases Győr’s rich musical scene, which includes the Győr University Orchestra and the internationally renowned Győr Symphonic Band.

Programme Schedule

4 November 2026: Exhibition Opening

6:30 p.m. Arrival of guests

7:00 p.m. Short 5-minute musical introduction

7:05 p.m. Exhibition opening

7:15 p.m. Professional presentation

7:45 p.m. Professional presentation

8:00 p.m. Presentation of the Béla Barényi Collection

8:10 p.m. Széchenyi István University MUK Brass Ensemble – Széchenyi István University Arts Program (Saxophone Quartet/Wind Quintet)

From 8:30 p.m.: Networking

November 5, 2026: Exhibition workshop day

8:00 – 10:00 a.m. Teamwork and presentation

Participation costs (excluding travel expenses):

Accommodation, transfer and meals: EUR 150/person (might be covered with scholarship)

Programme website: https://culture.hu/hu/stuttgart/esemenyek/invisible-energy

Application deadline: 12 October 2026

Application link: https://ipc.sze.hu/kulfoldi-mobilitasi-osztondijpalyazat-2026-27-palyazati-adatlap

Contact person at SZE: Dr. Daniel Pup (pupd@ga.sze.hu)