这次疫情全世界院校都受到了不同程度的影响，匈牙利政府针对疫情情况也快速做出了停课的决定，各大高校陆续进行了停止线下授课的决定，匈牙利塞格德大学3月23日开始远程授课，并Coursera签订了一项合作协议，以支持有关冠状病毒感染的在线学习。通过此次合作，塞格德大学的学生可以免费访问Coursera提供的约4,000门课程。具体通知信息如下，匈牙利留学网老师从塞格德大学了解的一些资讯，简单梳理了一下，给同学们参考。

Press release - Study at SZTE with virtual mobility at the best universities in the world!

March 26, 2020
Coursera for Campus has signed a cooperation agreement between the University of Szeged and Coursera to support online learning on coronavirus infection. Under the collaboration, SZTE students have free access to about 4,000 courses from the world's best universities and companies.
 
In order to prevent the spread of the infection caused by the new coronavirus, the University of Szeged switched to remote maintenance on March 23, 2020. Extraordinary online education affects all courses, ie 21,000 students of the university started learning the curriculum online in more than 15,000 courses at SZTE.
 
Coursera is the world's largest online education platform, founded in 2012 by two Stanford University professors, Andrew Ng and Daphne Koller , to offer MOOC (Massive Open Online Courses) materials, which are online courses open to the public anytime, anywhere. . Today, more than 49 million people study in the Coursera system worldwide. Coursera offers more than 3,800 courses from courses in the world’s top 200 universities, as well as training materials from industry players, including Yale University, the University of London, and majors such as Google and IBM.
 
As of March 23, 2020, 7,500 students at the University of Szeged received access to Coursera materials through the Coursera for Campus. Launched in 2019, Coursera for Campus is a new opportunity for universities to use Coursera materials to provide their students with professionally relevant, multidisciplinary online knowledge. In connection with Coursera's Coronavirus Response Initiative , the University of Szeged was able to increase the number of SZTE students who can use the system free of charge at the same time.
 
- The COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic affects higher education institutions worldwide, affecting the lives of 1.4 billion students in 156 countries. At this critical juncture, higher education institutions need to work together to move to digital education and support student learning online, said Leah Belsky, CEO of Coursera. "We are pleased to partner with the University of Szeged, which is an excellent example of how to support students in online learning in these difficult times and how to enable students to continue their studies," he added.
 
Coursera’s courses - which encompass popular university subjects such as engineering, business, IT, health and art - divide the curriculum into weeks and include video lessons and reading lessons. The acquisition of the curriculum can be measured by practice tests and exam tests, and students can also receive an e-diploma at the end of the courses.
 
These courses complement the current curriculum of the University of Szeged well, and in fact, Coursera also offers courses that are not currently available online at the University of Szeged. Coursera's partners include institutions that have partnered with SZTE through the Association of European Universities, Lund University and Ludwig-Maximilian University offer courses on Coursera.
 
The University of Szeged has been announcing the field of management and management in the distance education department for 20 years, and more than 700 people have successfully completed the distance learning training of the Faculty of Economics. The development of distance education is a strategic goal defined in the University's Institutional Development Plan. The EFOP 3.4.3 project, which makes the innovative development of educational and service performance in preparation for the challenges of the labor market and international competition, is also closely linked to online education. The project has already produced a number of online curricula that have entered the bloodstream of university education.