Education:
2018: Habilitation: University of Debrecen, field of Social Sciences
2007-2011 PhD student, University of Pannonia Georgikon Faculty,
field of Social Sciences on the subject of Management and Business
Thesis title: Opportunities of the energy usage of some agricultural by-products in
Hungary (PhD title in 2012)
2004 – 2009: M. Sc. in Business and Management
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Production Organisation, Production Control and Logistics
2001 – 2006: M. Sc. in Engineering Management
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Quality and Technology Management
2001 – 2005: Environmental economics – Environmental management certification
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Department of Environmental Economics
2004: ERASMUS scholarship (1 semester)
Otto von Guericke University, Magdeburg, Germany
2003: European Summer University, France, Chalone en Champagne, Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Arts et Métiers (ENSAM), „Sustainable development and technology in Europe”
Work experience:
2018: University of Pannonia, Georgikon Faculty, Keszthely, Hungary: associate professor
(courses: management, project management, economics, sustainable development)
2014 – 2018: University of Pannonia, Georgikon Faculty, Keszthely, Hungary: assistant professor
2010 – 2014: University of Pannonia, Georgikon Faculty, Keszthely, Hungary: associate lecturer
2009 – 2011: Secondary School for Economics in Keszthely, Hungary: lecturer
(subjects: economics, management)
2005 – 2007: Budapesti Elektromos Muvek Nyrt (ELMÜ, Budapest Electric Company), Budapest, Hungary: consultant (field: renewable energy sources, project management)
2005: RWE Energy AG, Dortmund, Germany: trainee (LEONARDO scholarship, 4 months)
(field: management, project management, marketing, renewable energy sources)
Projects:
2018-2019: AÖU project manager: Austria-Hungary (Wien, BOKU – Keszthely PE-GK) „Einfluß der Solarnachführung auf die Effizienz von Solar Modulen”
2017-2018: AÖU project manager: Austria-Hungary (Wien, BOKU – Keszthely PE-GK) „Thermische Energiebilanzmodelle unterschiedlicher Photovoltaik Modultypen”
2017: KRAFT-coordinator in Keszthely IASK (Institute of Advanced Studies, Kőszeg)
2017: EFOP 361 K4 project manager, Pannon University, Georgikon Faculty
2015: Project management education in Székelyudvarhely (Odorheiu Secuiesc, Romania), MÜTF study center
2013-2015: University of Pannonia TÁMOP-4.1.1.C-12/1/KONV-2012-0017 „Green Energy”- coordinator of the Georgikon Faculty
2007-2008: MSc Education Project about the ’sustainable development’ Comenius University. Bratislava (Slovakia)
2005: RWE Energy AG.: „Vertriebsteuerung und Benchmarking System“ (VSBS) project
Awards:
2015: CAMPUS Hungary : Höhere Technische Bundes- Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt (HTL) Wiener Neustadt, Austria (1 semester as guest lecturer)
field: renewable energy, sustainability, project management
2012: The young university teacher of the year: University of Pannonia, Georgikon Faculty
2011: Gubkin Russian State University of oil and gas, Moscow, special prize with the presentation: Gas or biomass
Languages:
Hungarian: mother tongue
German: understanding, speaking, writing in proficient user,
state-accredited language examination (high level “C”)
English: understanding, speaking, writing in proficient user,
state-accredited language examination (in commercial, trade, medium level, “C”)
Professional Activities:
2018: Member of the Editorial Board: Georgikon for Agriculture (HU ISSN 0239 1260)
2017: Head of the Organisation Committee of the Georgikon Scientific Days International Conference
2017: member of the Veszprém Committee of Communication, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
2013: member of the public body of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
2009: member of the Hungarian Economic Association
2006: member of the Organisation Committee of the Georgikon Scientific Days International Conference
Current Courses and Research:
University courses: Management, Project management, Project planning, Production management, Corporate economics
Research fields:
renewable energy sources, sustainable development, management, economics
Economic evaluation and predictive analysis of transactions in regional networks
In the 21st century the development of the social and economic processes requires thinking in systems more and more. The development of settlements today means far more than the innovative remodeling of the given city, town or village; the relationships between the settlements and the regional networks are acquiring a much greater role. Local governments, residents, businesses, NGOs, institutions and the networks connecting them play a great role in innovation at system level.
In my research I regard certain settlements as the nodes of regional networks, and I examine the economic and social interactions of these networks, searching for the sources and the positive economic impacts of these effects. By interconnecting several networks I get network systems, which may be the basis of a regional circular economy, where the goal is to establish a win-win relationship between the individual actors, while minimalizing the production of waste and striving for energy self-sufficiency.
During my investigation I am looking for an answer to the question whether the prerequisites for alternative energy use across multiple settlements, which is considered to be one of the basic pillars of sustainability at the settlement/regional (as nodes of the regional network) level in the West-Transdanubian region.
