In 1971 he moves to Pécs and becomes an assistant lecturer at the local branch of the same university (MKKE) at the Faculty of Economics. He makes academic progress and becomes lecturer / assistant professor (1975) and reader / associate professor (1981), than professor (1989). More recently he became professor emeritus at the same university now named University of Pécs. Between 1982 and 1996 he was a supervising teacher for post-graduate students in the subject planning and analysis. His public engagements included membership in the Rector's Council and the University Council as well as elected chairman of the Public Service Council. He had been appointed vice-rector with different responsibilities: (1997–1999) general and academic, (2000–2003) general and integrational, (2003–2007) applications. During his career he had been a prognostic expert (1968–1971) at Ganz Electric Works, and a professional advisor in price prediction (1980–1989) at Pécs Leather Factory. His scientific paper as a student received 1st place in 1967 at the Proceedings of the Hungarian National Scientific Conference. His work was recognized by awards of excellence: the Industrial and Contstruction Industry Statistical Salesman Review in 1979, Fényes Elek Prize in 1980 by Statisztikai Szemle [Statistical Survey], by the Minister for Culture in 1988. He was involved in the rehabilitation of economics professor (1877-1955) and his school and wrote several studies and two books on the subject. He was awarded the Széchenyi Professorial Fellowship between 1998 and 2002. The President of Hungarian Republic, Árpád Göncz, awarded the Gold Medal of the President of the Republic on April 20, 2000, as a sign of personal appreciation for decades of outstanding scientific and public life. In 2003 and 2007 he was awarded the Gold Ring of the University Pécs. Number of Publications: 211