The aim of the Student Support Centre (DTK) is to support ELTE IK students in successfully completing their studies. Its members are teachers and psychologists.
Who are the members of DTK?
Rita Takács, PhD, counselling psychologist, head of DTK
Albert Mihály, counselling psychologist
Anett Pásztor-Nagy, counselling psychologist
Anna Gogibedasvili, psychologist (Szombathely Campus)
Benedek Gyimesi, psychologist, PhD student
Gabriella Nagy, psychologist
Gábor Nagy, lecturer
Lili Berzsenyi, psychologist
Pál Sarmasági, lecturer
Tamás Cseterki, psychologist
Viktória Nagy, work and organisational psychologist, PhD student
Our activities
Most students can meet our organisation for the first time as freshmen during the first weeks of the University in our Learning Methodology course, they can meet us in individual student counselling sessions or in one of our programmes, optional courses.
Individual psychological counselling is a service that is available free of charge to all students of the Faculty of Informatics. Here we work with students on an individual basis. During individual counselling, they can gain new perspectives to help them be more successful in their studies, more productive in their studies and more satisfied in their university life. Together, we will explore what they can improve most, whether it is in the areas of life management (time management, procrastination), personal life (family or relationship) or learning.
We also try to support the development of the student community and professional life. We support the activities of Hungarian and foreign seniors, organise workshops, trainings, other activities and optional courses on psychological topics related to student life. In addition, we organise the Project Forum in November each year, where students can find out about the researches running at the university and the Master’s Specialisation Forum about the MSc courses available at the faculty. You can find out more about these on our website and Facebook page.
Find out more about our activities and programmes!
- Project Forum, every November
- Master’s Degree Specialization Forum, in October of each year
- Trainings/workshops on different topics, cultural sightseeing tours, guided hikes
- Mentoring programme with lecturers and senior students for the following courses, organisation and holding of intervision sessions for lecturers and seniors, and recruitment of external psychological trainers to deliver the training part of the courses:
- Demonstrator (students assisting in teaching activities) training sessions at the beginning of the semesters, organisation and delivery of demonstrator interview sessions during the semester