The UNESCO MOST Winter Schools have been organized annually since 2019 by iASK and the University of Pannonia, under the auspices of the UNESCO Chair for Cultural Heritage Management and Sustainability and with the support of Hungarian National Commission for UNESCO. This dynamic platform for MA and PhD students, as well as early-career researchers, practitioners, was created to engage in an interdisciplinary dialogue with renowned scholars, senior researchers, and professionals from around the globe. This prestigious educational event addresses pressing global problems, including climate change, environmental threats, technological advancements, geopolitical shifts, security challenges, human security, migrations, and the preservation of cultural heritage in times of uncertainty. All UNESCO MOST Schools at Kőszeg are promoted with the help of the Hungarian National Commission for UNESCO, UNESCO MOST secretariat in Paris, and the network of UNESCO Chairs from the Global North and Global South iASK and the University of Pannonia are connected with. Each year, UNESCO MOST Schools gather students, scholars and professionals from around the world, including the Global South. Organisers strive to help participants by offering visas, fee waivers, subsistence and scholarships to cover their travel expenses and accommodation. The event comprises various types of activities to encourage more dynamic and interactive participation.