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Electrical engineering studies in Kaposvár from September 2020

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Electrical engineering studies in Kaposvár from September 2020

(From left to right) Károly Szita, mayor of Kaposvár; Tamás Schanda, State Secretary; Levente Kovács, Rector at Óbuda University; Dr. István Szászi, Head of Bosch Engineering Center Budapest.

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