The Engineering Pedagogy Research Group participated with six presentations at this year’s HERA (Hungarian Educational Research Association) conference HUCER, hosted by Óbuda University at its Tavaszmező Street campus.

The group presented research on several timely topics:

  • Timea Bekk: Teacher Roles in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
  • Zoltán Trenka: Resilience and Public Preparedness in the Age of Climate Change
  • Judit Módné Takács: Digital Presence and Psychosocial Consequences among Generations Z and Alpha
  • Mónika Seres: The Role of Learning Methodology in Engineering Education
  • Nikoletta Tolner: Challenges of Online Assessment in Higher Education
  • Monika Pogátsnik: Impact of Real Corporate Projects on Skills Development in Dual Education

As part of the HuCER 2026 conference, awards for the best publications were also presented.

In the category Best Educational Research Works of 2026, 2nd prize was awarded to Judit Módné Takács and Monika Pogátsnik for their paper:

Cybersecurity Profiles among Generation Z and Alpha.

This achievement further highlights the group’s excellence and commitment to educational research.