The suspension of funding for higher education in Hungary has prompted fears of brain drain, particularly amongst early-career scientists who are seeking opportunities abroad.
A survey revealed that 25% of early-career researchers in Hungary are actively searching for jobs outside the country due to the impact of the EU funding freeze.
The EU's decision to freeze funding for Hungarian institutions highlights concerns over governance and rule of law, affecting critical programs like Horizon Europe and Erasmus+.
Since the funding ban, more than one-third of early-career academics reported negative consequences, such as diminished collaboration with international partners on research projects.
[
Collection
]
[
|
...
]