Budapest University of Economics and Business

I studied Mathematics at Eötvös Loránd University Budapest, and later achieved a PhD degree in the discipline of Plant Production and Horticultural Sciences. I have been teaching since 1990 at several Universities, and beside the ‘Best Lecturer’ award got the ‘Research in excellence’ award at the Corvinus University of Budapest in 2010. I teach courses on Mathematics, Statistics, and Research methodology. I am very much interested in applied fields, and active working with talented students. My various scientific and research topics include climate change impact analyses, surveys of regional adaptation strategies, modelling, risk analyses, teaching methodology, environmental protection, rural development, sustainable tourism, life cycle analyses, carbon footprint, food waste, etc. I am presently an associate professor at the Faculty of Commerce, Hospitality and Tourism at the Budapest University of Economics and Business – University of Applied Sciences. I have supervised many students and got the ‘Excellent Mentor’ award in 2019. I am a member of the Doctoral School Landscape Architecture and Landscape Ecology at the Szent István University. I was involved in many research projects, working on improving methodology, evaluating case studies and application assessments, focusing on sustainability and the environment. I am a member of scientific committees and scientific societies and a reviewer of books, journals and research projects.