For the first time, the Daily Telegraph has revealed which educational institutions in Cambridge and Oxford receive the most admission offers. Our students received 6 offers from Churchill College between 2017 and 2019, achieving shared first place in the leaderboard. The college stands out primarily in the STEM subjects and was the first to open its gates to female students.
Milestone News
4th August, 2021
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From Milestone to anywhere: Our Senior Students’ University Choices after Brexit, Part 4
With the end of high school years approaching one of the toughest questions a student must face is to what direction they should choose after graduation, where they should continue their studies. The sooner the decision is made the more time is left fo
Academic & Student Life
TUDOK success at Milestone
Anna Alíz Tóth, a student of Budapest’s Fazekas Mihály Practicing Primary School and High School and of Milestone Institute, won the First Prize of TUDOK Conference, an international conference organized by The Hungarian Research Student Association. T
Public News
Milestone and Fazekas are listed among the bests on The Telegraph’s admissions top list
This year again, the Daily Telegraph published a ranking of the educational institutions whose students receive the most admission offers to the universities of Cambridge and Oxford. We are proud that the Milestone Institute and the Mihály Fazekas Gym
Alumni Worldwide
Animation & Character – Fireside Chat with Judit Boór
On 20 September, Milestone Institute and Milestone Arts Society had the privilege of hosting Judit Boór for a Fireside Chat. Besides explaining how she ended up producing and directing Sting & Shaggy’s latest music video, Milestone alumna illustrat
News Archive
- With the end of high school years approaching one of the toughest questions a student must face is to what direction they should choose after graduation, where they should continue their studies. The sooner the decision is made the more time is left fo
- Anna Alíz Tóth, a student of Budapest’s Fazekas Mihály Practicing Primary School and High School and of Milestone Institute, won the First Prize of TUDOK Conference, an international conference organized by The Hungarian Research Student Association. T
- This year again, the Daily Telegraph published a ranking of the educational institutions whose students receive the most admission offers to the universities of Cambridge and Oxford. We are proud that the Milestone Institute and the Mihály Fazekas Gym
- Anna Házas, the student and two-time winner of the Kürt Foundation Secondary School ‘Student of the Year’ award, joined Milestone Institute in 2018 because she knew from a young age that she wanted to study abroad. In addition, she had long felt that t
- The second interviewee in our series, Dóra Berkes, is a senior student at the German nationality school Koch Valéria Iskolaközpont. Dóri joined Milestone Institute in her Junior year and from the autumn semester of that year she served as secretary of
- Two Milestone students, Linda Kuhár (VII. Kerületi Madách Imre Gimnázium) and Dávid Papp (Kürt Alapítványi Secondary School) forming a team with Lili Názer (VII. Kerületi Madách Imre Gimnázium), have made it to the finals of EdisonKids Tournament, a fu
- What’s behind Laikas’ success in the International Geography Olympiad? When we report about the successes of Milestone students achieved in study contests we never miss out on the opportunity to provide insight into the work carried out at the Institut
- Milestone students’ success in the philosophy OKTV – and what lies beyond Those following Milestone’s news could already have got used to regular reports about the success of the Institute’s students at different competitions. Debating competitions, es
- Our new interview-series presents through the lens of a senior student how Brexit has changed our students’ preferences for university applications and acceptance of offers, including the students’ interests, their chosen courses and universities, as w
- Those familiar with secondary school debating competitions even only a little bit must already have heard about Oxford Schools, the most significant and most prestigious contest of its category in the world. The annual tournament is organised by the Ox