Autumn Congress is one of the most significant events for the members of Electrical Engineering STudents' European assoCiation (EESTEC). During this week over 100 students from all over Europe gather together to define the course of the whole association. This includes expanding members' continental mobility, technical and soft skill development and the impact on local communities. Congresses shape the future of EESTEC for over 30 years.

The 3^rd Autumn Congress will take place in Budapest, Hungary from 11^th to 18^th November 2018.
Budapest, a well renowned touristic destination, is 37^th on the list of the 100 most visited cities in the world. Living up to its title "the City of Spas", it has the highest number of thermal baths and hot springs out of all the world's capitals, just as well as the world's biggest thermal cave system.
As a centre for receiving and disseminating cultural influences, Budapest is an outstanding example of urban development in Central Europe, characterised by periods of devastation and revitalisation. Budapest has retained the separate structural characteristics of the former cities of Pest, Buda and Óbuda. One prime example is the Buda Castle Quarter with its medieval and Baroque style, which are so distinct from the extended and heterogeneous architecture of Pest (with its historicising and art nouveau styles), characterised by outstanding public buildings and fitted into a ringed-radial city structure.
A city of miriad opposites, Budapest has History soaked into its every brick and stone, exhaling its singularly unique atmosphere with its every breath.

With the kind support of Budapest University of Technology and Economics, General Meetings and OpenDay will take place at the biggest EECS faculty of Budapest.
Founded in 1782 under the name of Institutum Geometrico-Hydrotechnicum, BME is among the top higher education institutions of Hungary and it also has well-established international reputation. The foundation of the effectiveness of the university is the devoted educational activities of its professors and the hard work and enthusiasm of its students. These values ensure the stability and continuity of education, scientific research and technological development at the institution.