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12Dear Reader,Studying in Hungary is a unique experience, both from an academic and a professional point of view. The students who visit us develop their skills and knowledge and, at the same time, they have the opportunity to live in a count-ry famous worldwide for its hospitality and its quality of education.Hungary’s higher education centres are dynamic and mo-dern institutions, constantly adapting to the new challenges of the knowledge society and market needs, preparing its’ students for employment in a wide variety of fields. The universities are firmly committed to the task of converting their campuses into poles of attraction for international

talent. They are the centres of knowledge, culture, and the workshops of research. Besides preserving national traditions, Hungarian HEIs are part of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA), and develop and maintain relations with a large number of HEIs all over the world. There are more than 60 higher education institutions located all over Hungary, offering students courses leading to degrees at the undergraduate, graduate, postgraduate and PhD level in countless specialisations taught in Hungarian, English, German or French.Since this booklet can only give a brief description of the Hungarian system of higher education, I suggest you browse the website of the Hungarian Rectors’ Conference (www.mrk.hu) for more details about our universities and colleges.Last, but not least, I would like to encourage both students and instructors to choose Hungary, one of Central Europe’s most dynamic, cosmopolitan countries for gaining knowledge, experience and friendships that will last for a lifetime.

Prof. József BÓDISPresident of the Hungarian Rectors’ Conference

Presidency of the Hungarian Rector’s Conference

Dr. József BÓDIS University of PécsDr. Eva KRISZT SÁNDORNÉ Budapest Business SchoolDr. Tibor ALMÁSI Baptist Theological Seminary, BudapestDr. Andras BATTA Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music (University), BudapestDr. Jozsef BAYER Sigismund College, BudapestDr. Szabolcs SZUROMI Pazmany Peter Catholic University, BudapestDr. Zoltan HAUSER Eszterhazy Karoly College, EgerDr. Sandor MAGDA Karoly Robert College, GyongyosDr. Gabor PÉCELI Budapest University of Technology and Economics, BudapestDr. Laszlo SOLTI Szent Istvan University, Godollo

Hungarian Rectors’ ConferenceThe Hungarian Rectors’ Conference (HRC) is a body to represent the whole Hungarian higher education institution system. Its members are the rectors of universities and colleges. The system of Hungarian higher education is very diverse as it comprises state, church, private and foundation higher education institutions which all are represented both in Hungary and abroad by HRC as a public corporation. The conditions of operation of HRC are provided by higher education institutions.HRC is, by virtue of law, a public benefit organization with special legal status to perform also public duties set out in the Act on Higher Education in connection with its members and to the activities and duties of its members.HRC is an independent public corporation entitled to represent higher education institutions and to protect their interests. HRC may deliver an opinion on any issue with relevance to the operation of the higher education system and may make proposals for decision-makers or those in charge of preparing decisions. The Statutes include the regulation of operation and a four-level system of organization of HRC. The supreme decision-making organization of HRC is the Plenary Sessi-on, comprising all of the rectors of the Hungarian higher education institutions (66). Universities and colleges are represented by a specific University Section and a College Section. Operative decision-making and implementation duties are fulfilled by the Presidency with ten members. Special professional issues are discussed by nineteen committees with powers of decision-preparation.The bodies of HRC are supported by the Secretariat headed by the Secretary General.The means available to HRC are specified by the Act on Higher Education and other legal regulations.Interest representation can mainly be exercised by HRC’s right of assent in most significant issues of the regulation of higher education.Legal regulations provide also another means for interest representation, allowing the representatives delegated by HRC to take part in the activities of other higher education bodies and organizations.HRC delegates members to the Hungarian Accreditation Committee of Higher Education, to the Higher Education and Scientific Council, to the Hungarian Scholarship Board, to the Language Examination Accreditation Board and to other organizations active in the field of higher education and research.HRC is member of the European University Association and the International Association of Universities.

President: Dr. Prof. József BÓDIS,rector of University of Pécs

Co-president: Dr. Éva KRISZT SÁNDORNÉ, rector of Budapest Business School

Secretary general: Dr. Zoltán DUBÉCZI

Sections of the Hungarian Rectors’ Conference:President of the University Section: Dr. Gábor Péceli, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Budapest

President of the College Section: Dr. Zoltán Hauser, Eszterhazy Karoly College, Eger

Supervisory board of the Hungarian Rectors’ Conference:

Dr. József MOLNÁR (president)Dr. György FODORDr. Gábor SZABÓ

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Programmes in Foreign Languages1

Come Study in Hungary!

About Hungarian higher education in general

Hungarian higher education has a long history, with the first university founded in 1367. Hungary’s modern higher education system consisting of universities and colleges emerged in the 20th century. Hungarian diplomas are highly regarded worldwide. The programmes are of a high standard, yet tuition fees and living costs are quite reasonable.Hungary’s huge contribution to the world’s intellectual heritage includes many Hungarian-educated Nobel Prize winners, famous Hungarian inventions including the ball-point pen (Biro), phosphorous matches (Irinyi), the electric train (Kandó) and the telephone exchange (Puskás), not to mention a long list of famous composers, painters and artists, including Zoltán Kodály, Béla Bartók, Victor Vasarely and Jenő Ormandy.

About Hungary

A small country with a great history, Hungary is located in the heart of Europe. The history of the Hungarian state goes back more than eleven centuries. Today Hungary has a population of 10 million in an area of 93,030 km2. Hungary is a parliamentary democracy. Hungary has been a full member of the European Union since 1st May 2004. Its capital Budapest is a metropolis with nearly two million inhabitants and it is considered by its many visitors as one of Europe’s most beautiful cities. Other Hungarian cities are easily accessible from the capital by motorway or rail. Hungarians are famous for their hospitality and cuisine. Culture and sports are also important features of Hungarian life including first-class opera, theatres, museums, exhibitions and concerts as well as world tournaments in various sports. The largest pop-festival in Europe, ‘Sziget’, is held annually on one of the islands in the river Danube in Budapest. Hungary is a market economy. In the last twenty years, Hungary has become an attractive count-ry for investors. Numerous major international corporations have set up their regional centres in Hungary. In recent years, several Hungarian companies have achieved a leading role in the region.

Hungary’s Higher education system

Higher education programmes in Hungary are offered by universities and colleges. In accordance with the common European higher education principles, Hungary introduced the three cycle degree structure in 2006 (BA/BSc, MA/MSc, and PhD/DLA). Within the framework of this system, BA/BSc programmes lead to a first degree. Master level programmes require a first degree as admission criterion. There are a few fields of tertiary education (e.g. law and medical studies) where undivided

1 Source and further information: The Campus Hungary Programme Office of the Balassi Institute: http://www.bbmki.hu/, e-mail: [email protected] .

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Baja Eötvös József CollegeBudapest András Pető Institute of Conductive Education and Collage for Conductor Training Andrássy Gyula University Baptist Theological Seminary Bhaktivedanta College Budapest Budapest Academy of Contemporary Dance Budapest Business School Budapest Collage of Communication and Business Budapest College of Management Budapest University of Technology and Economics Central European University Corvinus University of Budapest Dharma Gate Buddhist College Eötvös Loránd University Evangelical-Lutheran Theological University Gábor Dénes College Harsányi János College Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts Hungarian Dance Academy International Business School Jewish Theological Seminary - University of Jewish Studies John Wesley Theological College Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church King Sigismund College Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music (University) Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design National University of Public Service Pázmány Péter Catholic University Pentecostal Theological Colleget Sapientia Collage of Theology of Religious Orders Semmelweis University Sola Scriptura College of Theology Szent Pál Academy, Budapest Universitas of Óbuda University of Theatre and Film

Debrecen Debrecen University of Reformed Theology University of DebrecenDunaújváros College of DunaújvárosEger Eszterházy Károly College Theological College of EgerEsztergom Theological College of EsztergomGödöllő Szent István UniversityGyöngyös Károly Róbert CollegeGyőr Széchenyi István University Theological College of GyőrKalocsa Tomori Pál CollegeKaposvár University of KaposvárKecskemét Kecskemét CollegeMiskolc University of MiskolcNyíregyháza College of Nyíregyháza Szent Atanáz Greek Catholic Theological Institute Theological College of PécsPápa Pápa Theological Academy of the Reformed ChurchPécel Adventist Theological CollegePécs University of PécsSárospatak Sárospatak Theological Academy of the Reformed ChurchSopron University of West HungarySzeged Theological College of Szeged University of SzegedSzékesfehérvár Kodolányi János University CollegeSzolnok College of SzolnokTatabánya Edutus CollageVác Apor Vilmos Catholic CollegeVeszprém Archiepiscopal Theological College of Veszprém Pannon University

Neighbouring countries:Beregszász Ferenc Rákóczi II. Transcarpatian Hungarian InstituteNagyvárad Partium Christian UniversityKolozsvár Hungarian University of TransylvaniaKomárom Selye János University

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long programmes remain the standard form of study (10 to 12 semesters) leading to a first degree which is however equivalent to an MA/MSc degree. All BA/BSc and MA/MSc degrees grant access to the labour market. In addition to full degree courses, HEIs offer shorter programmes too, such as summer universities and partial training.The strength of Hungarian higher education lies in its PhD/DLA programmes. The doctoral degrees granted by Hungarian HEIs have a good international reputation. The pre-requisite to entering doctoral programmes is a MA/MSc degree.

No. of credits No. of semesters

Degree programmes

BA/BSc 180 – 240 credits 6 – 8 semesters

MA/MSc 60 – 120 credits 2 – 4 semesters

Unified MA 300 – 360 credits 10 – 12 semesters

PhD/DLA 180 credits 6 semesters

Non-degree programmes

Postgraduate specialisation programmes 60 – 120 credits 2 – 4 semesters

Summer university courses Various

Partial trainings Various

Higher level vocational training. Short cycle advanced vocational programmes

Various 2 – 4 semesters

The academic year is divided into 2 semesters including 14–15 weeks of lectures and seminars followed by a 6-week examination period.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are my credits gained in Hungary transferable?

As Hungary has been a member of the European Union since 2004, the Hungarian higher education institutions are part of the European Higher Education Area, and the credits and degrees gained in Hungary are transferable to other European institutions. The main objective of the introduction of the credit system was to harmonize different country’s education systems and to facilitate student mobility. As a result of this harmonisation, higher education institutions in Europe will recognise your credits earned in Hungarian institutions and vice versa.

What are the admission requirements? What qualifi cations do I need in order to be admitted to a higher education institution in Hungary?

According to the Higher Education Act, admission to Bachelor’s degree (BA) programmes and unified, undivided, long-term Master’s degree programmes is selective. The prerequisite of admission to any study programme in a higher education institution is either (a) the Hungarian secondary school leaving certificate, or (b) its foreign equivalent, or (c) a degree obtained in higher education accredited or recognized in Hungary. There are a few exceptions where practical examinations or aptitude tests are also required. Study programmes in the fields of music and arts require applicants to demonstrate their particular artistic abilities. If you wish to obtain a PhD degree in Hungary, the basic requirement is to hold a university degree which is equivalent to an MA/MSc degree.

Do I need a visa?

A) Students from the European Union and the European Economic Area

Students from the European Union, the European Economic Area and students who are citizens of countries listed in the 539/2001/EC council regulation Annex II. may travel to Hungary without a visa. They may apply directly for the residence permit upon arrival to Hungary if their expected stay exceeds the period of 90 days.

B) Foreign students from outside the European Union

Foreign students from outside the European Union, and students who are not citizens of countries listed in the 539/2001/EC council regulation Annex II. are required to apply for a visa. The application may be submitted at the Hungarian diplomatic mission or consular post in the country of your permanent or habitual residence. If there is no such mission there, you can turn to any other Hungarian diplomatic mission or consular post. The process of issuing the visa may take one month.

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Residence permit

Once you have a valid visa, you will also need a residence permit. For the residence permit application you need to submit the visa; a letter of acceptance from the Hungarian HEI you wish to attend; confirmation from the institution that the applicant is exempt from the payment of tuition fees or that he/she has already paid the tuition fees; a document certifying occupancy in Hungary; documents certifying subsistence in Hungary; and a certificate of health insurance. Note that the process may last for up to two months.

How much money do I need for living in Hungary?

In practice, you will need at least 100,000 HUF (320 EUR; 530 USD) per month in order to cover the costs of decent accommodation (about 50,000-60,000 HUF + utilities (190-230 EUR; 280-330 USD)), pay for public transport (one month in Budapest: 3,850 HUF (14 EUR; 21 USD)), and even go out occasionally. This amount should cover the costs of rent, food, clothing, personal hygiene, local transport, study materials, health insurance, telephone and other expenses – but not the tuition fee. There are small regional differences in the cost of living: Budapest is more expensive than other Hungarian cities.

How do I fi nd accommodation?

You have several options to choose from when looking for public or private accommodation in Hungarian cities. You may stay in the student residence of the university you are attending, rent a room, share a flat, or rent a whole flat on your own. Since the rent may take up more than the half of your budget, your other financial options will depend greatly on your choice of accommodation. Note, however, that student residence places – meaning usually twin and more rarely single bedrooms – are limited in number. Information on private places for rent can be found in the classified adverts in newspapers, on the Internet or on the notice boards of the university. In many institutions, the offices of international or foreign student affairs, or the centre for student services will help you find a convenient place to stay. Renting rooms and sharing flats is naturally cheaper.

Do I require health insurance?

Residents of EEA (European Economic Area) countries and Switzerland, who are entitled to health care of the national health service of their respective countries of residence, can receive health care free of charge in Hungary on the basis of the European Health Insurance Card. Residents of countries which have signed bilateral agreements with Hungary are also entitled to receive health care free of charge in urgent cases. Participants of international student exchange programmes and scholarship holders in Hungary are entitled to free medical care as well. Residents of third countries have to pay full price for the health care services in Hungary. Foreign residents studying in Hungary may obtain health insurance by signing agreement with National Health Insurance Fund (OEP) and paying 30% of the local minimum wage per month (23,400 HUF; approx. 90 EUR, 130 USD).

Budapest University of Technology and Economics(Research Centre of Excellence)

Programmes in EnglishPreparatory courses in Architecture, Chemical Technology and Biotechnology, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Software EngineeringBSc in Chemical Technology and Biotechnology, BSc in Civil Engineering, BSc in Electrical Engineering, BSc in Mechanical Engineering, BSc in Software EngineeringMSc in Business Information Systems, MSc in Cognitive Studies, MSc in Electrical Engineering, MSc in Environmental Engineering, MSc in Mechanical Engineering Modell-ing, MSc in Physics, MSc in Software Engineering, MSc in Transportation Engineering5-year MSc in ArchitecturePhD in Civil Engineering; Earth Sciences, PhD in Mechanical Engineering, PhD in Architectural Engineering, PhD in Architecture (DLA), PhD in Chemical Sciences; Bio-, Environmental- and Chemical Engineering PhD in Informatics, PhD in Electrical Engineering, PhD in Transportation Engineering, PhD in Physical Sciences, PhD in Mathematics and Computer Sciences, PhD in Cognitive Science, PhD in Business and Management, PhD in Philosophy

General InformationPreparatory - Duration: 2 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 3,200/semesterBSc - Duration: 7-8 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 2,250/semester for EU citizens, EUR 3,200/semester for non-EUMSc - Duration: 3-4 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 3,200/semester for EU citizens, EUR 3,500/semester for non-EU5-year MSc - Duration:10 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 2,850/semester for EU citizens, EUR 3,200/semester for non-EU citizensPhD - Duration: 6 semesters, Tuition fee: min. EUR 4,500/semester

Short IntroductionThe goal of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) is to graduate professionals who are capable of high-level creative work, who can organise and supervise production and infrastructure, and who are qualified to perform scientific research, participate in technical development, solve engineering problems and implement solutions.

International Relations and ProjectsBME is listed among the 5 elite national research universities ranked by the Hungarian Ministry of National Resources.BME is proud of its 230-year tradition of excellence in engineering education. It has developed into one of the largest institutions of higher education in Hungary and it is one of Central Europe’s most important research centres. Its results in the EU 6 R+D Framework Programme prove that BME was in fact the most successful participant of the Framework Programme, not just in Hungary but also among the 10 new European Union member state participants. The University considers scientific and applied research and development to be of equal importance not only to its educational activities, but also to economic and social development. BME has 7 knowledge centres and is member of the most respected European and worldwide communities of higher education and engineering, such as EUA, AUF, CESAEER, IAUP, SEFI, TIME etc. Further information: www.bme.hu

1111 Budapest, Műegyetem rkp. 3-9.+36 1 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Gábor PÉCELI, Rector

Students20, 477

Academic staff (with PhD)710

Founded in1782

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University of Debrecen(Research Centre of Excellence)

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BSc in Chemical Engineering, BSc in Electrical Engineering, BSc in Mechanical Engineering, BA in Performance (Music), BA in Musical Creative Art and Musicology, BA in English Studies, BA in French Studies, BA in German Studies, BA in Russian Studies, BA in Business Administration and Management, BSc in Software Information Technology, BSc in Engineering Information Technology, BSc in Business Information Technology, BSc in Physiotherapy, BSc in Public Health, MA in English Studies, MA in Ame-rican Studies, Master of Business Administration (MBA), MSc in Business Development, MSc in Chemistry, MSc in Software Information Technology, MSc in Agricultural Engineering, MSc in Animal Science, MSc in Food Safety and Quality, MSc in Environmental Manage-ment, MSc in Rural Development, MD in Medicine, DMD in Dentistry, MPH in Pharmacy, MSc in Public Health, PhD in Theoretical Medicine, PhD in Clinical Medicine, PhD in Health Sciences, PhD in Pharmacology, PhD in Multidisciplinary Medicine, PhD in Public Health, PhD in Dentistry, PhD in Biology and Environmental Sciences, PhD in Chemistry, PhD in Earth Sciences, PhD in Physics, PhD in English Studies, PhD in American Studies, PhD in English Linguistics, PhD in Mathematics and Computer Science, PhD in Informatics, Inter-national Foundation Year- preparatory programme, Intensive Foundation Semester (Jan-June)-preparatory programme, 1-2 semesters of English Language Course – preparatory programme,Basic Medicine Course (Pre-Medical Course) I-II, Classical Instrument* and Voice Studies-preparatory programme, Music Theory, General Music Studies, Choir Conducting-preparatory programme

General InformationBSc/BA- Duration: 6-8 semesters, Tuition fee: USD 2,500-4,000/semesterMSc/MA- Duration: 2-4 semesters, Tuition fee: USD 2,300-3,000/semesterGeneral Medicine- Duration: 12 semesters, Tuition fee: USD 13,500/academic year Dentistry- Duration: 10 semesters, Tuition fee: USD 13,500/academic year, in years 3, 4, 5 an additional material cost is added: USD 1,500/academic year Pharmacy - Duration: 10 semesters, Tuition fee: USD 8,000/academic yearPhD- Duration: 6 semesters, Tuition fee: USD 3,000-5,000/semesterPrep. programmes- Duration: 1-2 semesters, Tuition fee: USD 1250-3250/semester

Short IntroductionUD is a leading research university, serving about 30,000 students in 15 faculties. Students can choose from over 60 majors, and upon graduation, from 25 doctoral schools.

International Relations and ProjectsUD has international relations with about 300 universities in Europe and worldwide. Students can participate in the ERASMUS, ISEP and CEEPUS programmes, as well as bilateral exchange programmes to spend a semester or two abroad. New relations have just been established with some Chinese and Indian universities, and hopefully more will follow soon. Contact information: [email protected]

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4032 Debrecen, Egyetem tér 1.+36 52 [email protected], [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. István FÁBIÁN, Rector

Students35,000

Academic staff (with PhD)1,023

Founded in1538

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Eötvös Loránd University(Research Centre of Excellence)

Programmes in English3 BA in Psychology, BA and MA in English and American Studies, BA and MA in French (major of Romance Studies), BA in German (major of Germanic studies), BA and MA in German as a minority language and literature (major of Germanic studies), BA in Italian (major of Romance Studies), BA and MA in Portuguese (major of Romance Studies), BA and MA in Romanian (major of Romance Studies), BA and MA in Spanish (major of Romance Studies) MA in Polish Language and Literature, MA in Russian Language and Literature, MA in Ethnic and Minority Studies, MA and PhD in History, MA in European Territories, Identity and Development, TEMA ERASMUS Mundus Master Course (Joint programme), MA in Logic and Theory of Science, BSc and MSc in Software Information Technology/Computer Science, BSc, MSc and PhD in Biology, BSc, MSc and PhD in Chemistry, BSc, MSc and PhD in Physics, MSc in Mathematics Physics, MSc in Postgraduate Master Course in Forensic SciencePhD in Education, PhD in Environmental Science, PhD in Geosciences, PhD in Informatics, PhD in Law and Political Science, PhD in Linguistics, PhD in Literature, PhD in Mathematics, PhD in Philosophy, PhD in Political Science, PhD in Psychology, PhD in Psychology, PhD in Social Sciences

General InformationEötvös Loránd University offers students a huge variety of programmes in a wide range of subjects at different levels of tertiary education. For detailed information on the entry requirements and tuition fees, please visit the programme-specific pages of the appropriate faculties. http://www.elte.hu/en/degree-programmes

Short IntroductionEötvös Loránd University (ELTE), the leading research university of Hungary, serves the interests of high quality education and cutting edge research with the conviction that neither can exist without the other. Therefore all the educational programmes of ELTE implement the latest research achievements.

International Relations and ProjectsELTE is also one of Hungary’s most international institutions, with more than 700 Euro-pean partner universities and more than 65 from other continents. Profiting from such an international environment allows ELTE to design educational programmes of the highest academic standard with the most of our educational and industrial partners. This philosophy of co-operation assures that ELTE degrees are accepted around the globe, and ELTE graduates are in constant demand on the labour market. Eötvös Loránd University already provides more than 40 programmes in English and the number of joint degree programmes is growing each year. In 2010 and 2011 two ERASMUS Mundus master programmes (TEMA; DCGC) joined the colourful portfolio of our institution. For ERASMUS Mundus scholarships please visit our website.As well as these various programmes, ELTE also organizes several summer universities. For further information please consult: in English: www.elte.hu/en; in Chinese: www.elte.hu/cn; in German www.elte.hu/de

3 Language programme studies available in the language of the taught culture.

1053 Budapest, Egyetem tér 1-3.+36 1 [email protected] www.elte.hu/en

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Barna MEZEY, Rector

Students30,455

Academic staff (with PhD)1,761

Founded in1635

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University of Pécs

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BA in Business Administration, BA in Psychology, Top-up degree programme in General Nursing leading to BSc, BSc in Nursing and Patient Care, BSc in Laboratory and imaging analyst for medical diagnostic, analyst for diagnostic imaging specialization, Post-graduate MSc programme in Nursing, BSc/B.Ed. Kindergarten/Elementary School Teacher BA and MA in English Studies, MA in English Teacher Training, European Joint Master’s Program in English and American Studies, BA and MA in German Language, Literature and Culture, MA in German as a Minority Language and Literature (available in German), MSc in Applied Management, MSc in Medical Biotechnology, MD in Medicine (available also in German), DMD in Dentistry (available also in German), MPH in PharmacyPhD in Business Administration, PhD in English Applied Linguistics, PhD in Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Physics)English Language Preparatory Courses for Medical and Business Studies, Hungarian Preparatory Course for Degree Studies, 4-week preparatory course in Biology, Chemistry and Physics, 4-week preparatory course in EMP (English for Medical Purposes)

General InformationBA – 6 or 8 semester Tuition fee: EUR 2500-3450 /semesterBSc – 3 or 8 semester Tuition fee: EUR 2750 or 7350/ semesterMA – 4 semester Tuition fee: EUR 1500/semesterMSc – 3 or 4 semester Tuition fee: EUR 2750 – 5500/ semesterGeneral Medicine in English – 12 semester Tuition fee: USD 14 000/yearDentistry in English – 10 semester Tuition fee: USD 15 110/ yearGeneral Medicine in German – 12 semester Tuition fee: EUR 5900/semesterDentistry in German – 10 semester Tuition fee: EUR 6270/semesterPharmacy in English – 10 semester Tuition fee: USD 9500/ yearMedical Biotechnology – 4 semester Tuition fee: EUR 5500/semesterPhD – 4 or 6 semester Tuition fee: EUR 2500 – 6000/semesterPreparatory courses: 4 weeks, 4 or 10 months Tuition fee: USD 400 or 1200, EUR 3500 – 5500

Short IntroductionThe University of Pécs, the first university of Hungary was founded in 1367. With its 28 000 students and 500 different study programmes, the University of Pécs offers a wide spectrum of teaching and research activities that is known and recognised well beyond the country’s borders. An increasing number of international students and researchers have been coming from over 80 countries to the University of Pécs to study and conduct research year by year. We are proud to host about 2,500 international students annually.

International Relations and ProjectsThe University of Pécs has 50 bilateral agreements in 22 countries. In the LLP/ERASMUS Programme, UP has 492 agreements with 308 universities located in 26 countries. The UP participates in 7 CEEPUS networks. The UP plays a major role in international university associations (EUA, EAIE, DRC, AARC, UNeECC, AUDEM). UP is also a leading organizer of many international scientific events and conferences. Further information: Ms. Gyöngyi Pozsgai, Head of the International Relations Office, [email protected], tel.: +36 72 501-500/12418

4 Language programme studies available in the language of the taught culture.

7622 Pécs,Vasvári Pál u. 4.+36 72 [email protected] www.pte.hu, www.english.pte.hu

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. József BÓDIS, Rector

Students28,000

Academic staff (with PhD)1,025

Founded in1367

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Semmelweis University(Research Centre of Excellence)

Programmes in English BSc in Nursing and Patient Care: Physiotherapy Specialist Programme, Nursing Specialist Programme, Midwife Specialist Programme, BSc and MSc in Physical Education and Sport SciencesMD in Medicine (available also in German), DMD in Dentistry (available also in German), MPH in Pharmacy (available also in German)PhD in Basic Medicine, PhD in Clinical Medicine, PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences, PhD in Mental Health Sciences, PhD in Sport Sciences, PhD in Neurosciences, PhD in Molecular Medicine, PhD in Pathological Sciences

General InformationGeneral Medicine- Duration: 12 semesters, Tuition fee: USD 16,400/year, in German- Tuition fee: EUR 11,800/year Dentistry - Duration: 10 semesters, Tuition fee: years 1-2: USD 16,400/year, years 3, 4, 5: USD 19,600/year (includes USD 3200 material fee) Pharmacy - Duration: 10 semesters, Tuition fee: USD 12,000/yearBSc in Physical Education and Sport Sciences- Duration: 6 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 5,900/year (BSc)Health Science programmes- Duration: 8 semesters, Tuition fee: years 1-2: EUR 6200/year, Years 3-4: EUR 5,700/year PhD- Duration: 6 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 3,000/semester

Short IntroductionFounded in 1769, Semmelweis University is the oldest medical school in Hungary. It provides high quality programmes in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, health sciences, health mana-gement, and sport sciences. Recognised as one of Europe’s leading centres of medicine and health sciences, the University brings together over 11,000 students from 60 nations around the world.

International Relations and ProjectsThe University maintains cooperative ties with over 150 higher education institutions from across Europe and stretching as far as North America and Asia. It takes part in numerous student and academic staff exchange programmes and is an active participant in the ERASMUS and Leonardo programmes. Many of its research groups collaborate with international institutions. The University is a member of several international organisations, including the International Association of Universities, the European University Association and the Danube Rectors’ Conference.

1085 Budapest, Üllői út 26.+36 1 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Tivadar TULASSAY, Rector

Students11, 907

Academic staff (with PhD)655

Founded in1769

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BA in Performing Arts, MA in Performing Arts, BA and MA in English and American Studies, BA and MA in French Language, Literature and Culture, BA and Ma in German Language, Literature and Culture, BA and MA in Italian Language, Literature and Culture, BA and MA in Spanish Language, Literature and Culture, MA in Study of Religions, MA in International Studies (law) (available in French) Preparatory courses in Medicine (available also in German), MD in Medicine (available also in German), DMD in Dentistry, MPH in PharmacyPhD in Economic Sciences, PhD in Education and Psychology, PhD in Humanities (Linguistics, Literature, History), PhD in Law and Social Sciences, PhD in Medicine and Pharmacy, PhD in Science (Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Biophysics, Computer Science)

General InformationBA- Duration: 6 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 3,000/semesterMA- Duration: 4 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 1,100-2,000-3,000/semesterPreparatory programmes- Duration: 2 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 5,200 (1st semester: EUR 3,200, 2nd semester: EUR 2,000)General Medicine - Duration: 4 (German)- 12 (English) semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 5,350/semester (English), EUR 5,900/semester (German)Dentistry- Duration: 10 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 5,350/semesterPharmacy- Duration: 10 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 4,750/semesterPhD - Duration: 6 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 4,000-4,500/semester

Short IntroductionThe University of Szeged, which has a more than 400-year-long history, is comprised of 12 faculties and represents nearly 30,000 students, including 1,500 foreign students and 8,000 employees.

International Relations and ProjectsCross-border cooperation and a wide network of partner universities (64 partner universities) have made the university’s participation in bi- and multilateral cooperation exemplary, thus its students find it easy to take part in international scholarship and exchange programmes (CEEPUS and the LLP/ERASMUS programmes). Consequently, the students of SZTE have access to some of the best universities in Europe and overseas where they can extend their knowledge and experience. Contact information: Georgina Petri, Directorate for Foreign Affairs and Public Relations, Tel: +36 62 546-790

5 Language programme studies available in the language of the taught culture.

UNIVERSITY OF SZEGED

6720 Szeged, Dugonics tér 13.+36 62 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Gábor SZABÓ, Rector

Students30,000

Academic staff (with PhD) 995

Founded in1581

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Budapest Business School

Programmes in English BA in Commerce and Marketing (also available in German), BA in Finance and Accounting, BA in Inter-national Business Economics (also available in French) BA in Tourism and Catering (also available in German) MA in Global Communication, MA in International Business, MA in International Relations, MA in Tourism ManagementPhD in International Business

General InformationBA- Duration: 7 semesters, Tuition fee: for EU citizens: EUR 1150-1600/ semester, for non-EU citizens: EUR 2000/semester and EUR 600 registration feeMA- Duration: 3-4 semesters, Tuition fee: for EU citizens: EUR 1300-2200/semester, for non-EU citizens: EUR 2,600/semester and EUR 600 registration feePhD- Duration: 6 semesters (part-time) or 4 semesters (full-time), Tuition fee: for EU citizens - Full-time: 4,200 GBP/academic year, Part-time: 2,100 GBP/academic year, for non-EU citizens - Full-time: 9,650 GBP/academic year, Part-time: 4,850 GBP/academic year

Short IntroductionBudapest Business School was established in 2000 by fusion of three Colleges: the College of Commerce, Catering and Tourism, the College of International Management and Busi-ness and the College of Finance and Accountancy. In 2011 the fourth one was created: the Zalaegerszeg College of Business Administration.

International Relations and ProjectsThe Budapest Business School has wide-ranging international relations with 191 foreign universities and colleges in 42 countries on five continents. The BBS is a member of several international organisations such as EURASHE and EUA.Types of international cooperation: 1. Strategic cooperation based on dual award programmes, joint studies, research and joint projects. 2. Relations based on mobility of ERASMUS and CEEPUS programmes. 3. Bilateral educational, research and scientific cooperation outside the ERASMUS and CEEPUS programmes. Further information: [email protected]

1149 Budapest, Buzogány u. 11-13.+36 1 [email protected] www.bgf.hu

Head of the InstitutionDr. Éva SÁNDOR-KRISZT, Rector

Students14,968

Academic staff (with PhD)158

Founded in2000

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Corvinus University of Budapest

Programmes in English BA in Business and Management, BA in Interna-tional Business, BA in Sociology, MA in Interna-tional Economy and Business, MBA, MA in Public Policy and Management, MSc in Marketing, MA in International Relations, MSc in Horticulture, MA in Tourism Management, PhD in Sociology, PhD in Management and Business Administration, PhD in Food Science, PhD in Horticultural Science, PhD in Landscape Architecture and Landscape Ecology

General InformationBA- Duration: 6+1 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 2,900/semesterMA- Duration: 4 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 1,950/semesterMSc- Duration: 4 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 2,000-3,300/semesterPhD- Duration: 6 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 3,000-4,000/semesterExecutive MBA- Duration: 4 semesters (part-time), Tuition fee: EUR 3,750/semester

Short IntroductionThe Corvinus University of Budapest defines itself as a research university with an educational orientation. It operates on two campuses with six faculties: the Faculty of Busi-ness Administration, the Faculty of Economics, the Faculty of Social Sciences, the Faculty of Food Science, the Faculty of Horticultural Science and the Faculty of Landscape Architecture.

International Relations and ProjectsThe University has agreements with more than 300 partner universities all over the world, this number is constantly growing. Most of them are ERASMUS partners (more than 200 universities within the European Union), there are also Central European partners (CEEPUS exchange) and bilateral agreements with highly regarded universities from all over the world. Our university is a member of the CEMS programme and PIM, since 1996 and 2002 respectively. We also have double degree programmes and joint degrees with several European universities. Further information: [email protected]

1093 Budapest, Fővám tér 8.+36 1 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Zsolt ROSTOVÁNYI, Rector

Students14,314

Academic staff (with PhD)457

Founded in1853

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Szent István University

Programmes in English BSc in Agricultural Engineering, BSc in Wildlife Conservation and Manage-ment, BA in Management and Busi-ness Administration, BSc in Mechanical EngineeringMSc in Mechanical Engineering, MSc in Agricultural Engineering, MSc in Agricultural Biotechnology, MSc in Wildlife Conservation and Management, MSc in Crop Production, MSc in Animal Nutrition and Feed Safety, MSc in Rural Development and Agribusiness, MSc in Management and Leadership, Master of Business Administration (MBA) M.D. in Veterinary Medicine PhD in Animal Sciences, PhD in Biological Sciences, PhD in Crop Sciences, PhD in EngineeringPhD in Environmental Sciences, PhD in Management and Business Studies, PhD in Regional Sciences, PhD in Veterinary Sciences

General InformationBSc- Duration: 7 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 1,100-2,300/semesterBA- Duration: 7 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 2,200/semesterMSc- Duration: 4 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 1,400-2,300/semester MBA- Duration: 4 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 10,000 + HUF 300,000/4 semestersM.D. in Veterinary Medicine- Duration: 10 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 10,980/academic year PhD - Duration: 6 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 3,000-8,000/semester

Short IntroductionSZIU, one of Hungary’s largest higher education institutions, consists of seven different faculties for study and research. With parts of its history dating back over 200 years, SZIU blends Hungary’s traditions and deep roots in agriculture with cutting-edge technology to meet the needs of its students in today’s competitive labour markets.

International Relations and ProjectsSzent István University has about one hundred research groups working in different scientific areas. Our priority is the production of healthy and safe food sources, which includes research in the fields of veterinary sciences, animal husbandry, crop production, horticulture, environmental safety and evaluation of natural resources. Research in complex renewable and alternative energies is also emphasized.We have more than 400 international cooperation agreements in the fields of education and research. For 12 years we have been successfully running the Lifelong Learning ERAS-MUS and CEEPUS mobility programmes. SZIU is a member of the most respected Europe-an and worldwide communities for higher education, such as EUA, ICA (including IROICA, CASEE and AGRINATURA), EAEVE and VetNest.

2100 Gödöllő, Páter K. u. 1.+36 28 [email protected] www.sziu.hu

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. László SOLTI, Rector

Students19,043

Academic staff (with PhD)383

Founded in1787

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University of West Hungary

Programmes in English BA in Business Administration and Management (available in German), MSc in Wood Technology, PhD in Management and Organisation Sciences (available in German)

General InformationBA- Duration: 6 + 1 (placement) semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 800/semesterMSc- Duration: 4 semesters, Tuition fee: USD 3,000/semesterPhD- Duration: 6 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 1,600/semester

Short IntroductionThe University of West Hungary is a network university with a broad range of undergraduate and graduate programmes in the fields of arts, natural, technical, agricultural and social sciences, visual arts and music. Based in Sopron and in four other towns (Székesfehérvár, Mosonmagyaróvár, Győr, Szombathely) in the Western Transdanubian region, it has ten faculties and six doctoral schools.

International Relations and ProjectsThe University of West Hungary has connections with more than 260 foreign higher educational and research institutions. It has 220 partners in Europe and 47 on other continents. Co-operations include student exchanges as well. We take part in the ERASMUS and CEEPUS programmes. An agreement for the co-direction in PhD thesis with the University of Bologna is in progress.Contact Information: Office of the Vice Rector for Scientific and International Affairs9401 PO Box.: 132, Tel/fax: +36 99 518 210, e-mail: [email protected]

9400 Sopron, Bajcsy Zs. u. 4.+36 99 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Sándor FARAGÓ, Rector

Students14,024

Academic staff (with PhD)486

Founded in1735

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Óbuda University

Programmes in English BSc in Electrical Engineering, BSc in Mechatronic Engineering

Faculties, institutesBánki Donát Faculty of Mechanical & Safety Engineering, Kandó Kálmán Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Keleti Károly Faculty of Economics, John von Neumann Faculty of Informatics, Rejtő Sándor Faculty of Light Industry and Environment Protection, Trefort Ágoston Centre for Engineering Educati-on, Alba Regia University Centre -Székesfehérvár

General InformationBSc- Duration: 7 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 720/semester

Short IntroductionÓbuda University - as the legal successor to the Budapest Technical Institute - was established on 1st January, 2010. The university bases its policy on both sustaining traditions and pursuing a development-oriented agenda. The University has implemented the ISO 9001: 2008 quality management standards, and as a major player in higher education it offers competitive and quality services. The University, awarded with the Higher-education Quality Prize, fulfills its mission through knowledge transfer, modernization and innovation.

International Relations and ProjectsResearch, development and innovation are the three cornerstones of our institution that greatly benefit from the University’s valued educational background. Research activities span a large spectrum, including peer-reviewed basic research, European and national research projects and industry-oriented developments and innovations. Beyond the „Transportation Informatics and Telematics University Knowledge Centre” and „Robot Technology University Knowledge Centre” a network of Competence Centres on the campus is also in operation. The University is member of several prestigious international organizations (EUA, SEFI, IEEE, IGIP) and collaborates with over a hundred partner institutes abroad.

1034 Budapest, Bécsi út 96/b+36 1 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Imre RUDAS, Rector

Students10,337

Academic staff (with PhD)140

Founded in1879

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University of Miskolc

Programmes in English BSc in Materials Engineering, MSc in Materials Engineering, Master of Busi-ness Administration (MBA), BSc and MSc in Hydrogeological Engineering, MSc in Petroleum Engineering, MSc in Geological and Geophysical Engineering, MSc in Metallurgical Engineering, PhD in Applied Earth Sciences, PhD in Information Science, PhD in Engineering and Technology, PhD in Mechanical Engineering

General InformationBSc- Duration: 7 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 2,500/semesterMSc- Duration: 4 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 2,200-3,500/semesterPhD- Duration: 6 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 3,500-4,200/semester

Short IntroductionThe University of Miskolc is the largest higher educational institution in the north-eastern region of Hungary. Education at BSc, MSc and PhD levels is performed in 8 faculties and 1 institute. Fundamental and applied research activities will be realized in the following fields: natural, technical, social and health care sciences, as well as the humanities and arts.

International Relations and ProjectsInternational relations are mainly based on bilateral cooperation agreements with foreign institutions (30 countries, 96 institutions), as well as 155 ERASMUS exchange agreements and 45 CEEPUS agreements with foreign partner institutions. The University of Miskolc is also involved in a great number of Hungarian and international projects at university, faculty and departmental levels and takes part in activities of several international organizations. Contact information: Péter Bikfalvi, tel.: + 36 46 565-380, e-mail: [email protected]

3515 Miskolc, Egyetemváros+36 46 565-111www.uni-miskolc.hu

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Gyula PATKÓ, Rector

Students12,161

Academic staff (with PhD)378

Founded in1735

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Budapest College of Communication, Business and Arts

Programmes in English BA in Business and Management, BA in Commerce and Marketing, BA in International Business, BA in Tourism and Catering, MA in Communication and Media

General InformationBA- Duration: 7 semesters, Tuition fee: for EU citizens EUR 1,200/semester, for non-EU citizens EUR 2,100/semester MA- Duration: 4 semesters, Tuition fee for EU citizens EUR 1,400/semester, for non-EU citizens EUR 3,200/semester

Short IntroductionWith a history of 10 years, BKF is a dynamically growing private higher education institution with the largest student community in Hungary. Its high quality, practical activities strongly valued by the labour market have been acknowledged by the Superbrands 2011 award. Training fields: communication, business, tourism and arts.

International Relations and ProjectsBKF maintains active relations with 44 partner institutions in 25 countries. Within the framework of the ERASMUS exchange programme BKF students may receive grants both for study abroad and foreign internship programmes. In addition, students may be granted the ministerial stipend awarded by the Minister for Culture. BKF students successfully take part in international student competitions organized by European universities. Furthermore they are also welcome at summer universities abroad.

1148 Budapest, Nagy Lajos király útja 1-9.+36 (1) [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. László VASS, Rector

Students7,026

Academic staff (with PhD)118

Founded in2000

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Eszterházy Károly College

Programmes in English BA in British Studies, BA in British Studies with American Specialization, Ma in American Studies, MA in Teacher of English Language and Literature, MA in International Studies, Master of Business Administration (MBA), MSc in Information Technology

General InformationDuration: 4 semester, Tuition fee: EUR 50/credit, (60 credits can be earned/programme)Registration fee: EUR 100/semester

Short IntroductionThe Eszterházy Károly College is an independent higher educational institution in the cent-re of the northern region of Hungary. Its student body counts almost 9,000 students in four faculties: Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, Faculty of Teacher Training and Knowledge Technology, Faculty of Natural Sciences.

Scientific Research, International Relations and ProjectsThe College is proud to maintain several internationally acclaimed research groups such as the Regional Business Development Research Group and the Information Society Instruction and Research Group, the Bryology Research Group, the Institutional Arboretum and the EGERFOOD Regional Knowledge Centre. In addition to its well-established professional cooperation with Hungarian colleges and universities the College maintains professional connections with over 60 higher education institutions in 25 countries, has about 70 ERAS-MUS partners, one CEEPUS network, about 20 bilateral agreements with universities in US, Egypt, Malaysia, Indonesia, Russia, Ukraine. Contact information: Eszterházy Károly College, Centre for International Relations, tel.: +36 36 520- 427, [email protected]

3300 Eger, Eszterházy tér 1.+36 36 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionDr. Zoltán HAUSER, Rector

Students9,000

Academic staff (with PhD)195

Founded in1774

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Kodolányi János College

Programmes in English International Foundation Year Programme, BA in Tourism and Catering, BA in Jazz Instrumental Performer and Jazz Music Singer

General InformationFounded in Programme- Duration: 2 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 2,250/semesterBA- Duration: 6-7 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 2,250/semester

Short IntroductionKodolányi Janos College has been operating since 1992. During the last several years we have developed 202 partnerships with institutions in 38 countries worldwide. We participate in student-, faculty- and trainee exchange programmes and international R&D projects. Within the framework of our International Campus Programme, we welcome international students for full-time, part-time and E-learning studies, organise lifelong training courses, summer university courses and launch academic programmes abroad. Further information: Ms. Eva Horvati, Director of International Relations, tel.: +36 22 543-377, e-mail: [email protected]

8000 Székesfehérvár, Fürdő u. 1.+36 22 [email protected]/en

Head of the InstitutionDr. Péter Ottó SZABÓ, Rector

Students6136

Academic staff (with PhD)78

Founded in1992

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University of Pannonia

Programmes in English6

BA and MA in English and American Studies, BA in French Studies, BA and MA in German Studies, MA in German Language, Literature and Culture (available in German) BA and MA in Tourism and Catering, MA in Economic Analysis, MSc in Agricultural Sciences, MSc in Environmental Engineering, MSc in Environmental Sciences, MSc in Plant Protection

General InformationBA- Duration: 6 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 970-1,000/semesterMA- Duration: 4 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 1,000-2,400/semester

Short Introduction, International Relations and ProjectsThe University of Pannonia performs research and R&D activities and offers programmes in the main areas of engineering, economics, information technology, and agricultural sciences. Prestigious international projects provide researchers’ and students’ mobility, and also contribute to the quality of the programmes in these areas. In all activities, including international projects, the university seriously takes into account sustainability. In addition to the programmes cited above, the institution also offers programmes in a wide range of the humanities.

6 Language programme studies available in the language of the taught culture.

8200 Veszprém, Egyetem u. 10.+36 88 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Ferenc FRIEDLER, Rector

Students9,630

Academic staff (with PhD)307

Founded in1949

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Pázmány Péter Catholic University

Type of Programmes and DegreesBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, PhD programmes, Master’s level further specialization, Higher level vocational training, Adult training and education

Short Introduction, International RelationsThe Pázmány Péter Catholic University has five faculties as follows: Faculty of Theology, Faculty of Humanities (Piliscsaba), Faculty of Law, Faculty of Information Technology, and the ‘Vitéz János’ Faculty of Pedagogy (Esztergom). Language programme studies available in the following languages: BA in English and American Studies, BA in German Studies, BA in Latin Philology, BA in French Studies, BA in Italian Studies, BA in Spanish Studies, BA in Slavic Studies, BA in Polish Studies, MA in Eng-lish Studies, MA in French (Literature and Culture), MA in Italian (Literature and Culture), MA in Polish Literature

Scientific Research, International Relations and ProjectsThe University collaborates in the realisation of its programmes with the University of Camb-ridge, with the San Francisco University and also with the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano. The centre of these important languages and knowledge is the Jedlik Ányos Laboratory, dealing with informational technology and bionics. This laboratory is a member of the International Research University Network (IRUN) and the Szentágothai Research Center. Research of international dimensions is carried out in every doctoral programme of the University.

1088 Budapest, Szentkirályi u. 28.+36 1 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Szabolcs SZUROMI, Rector

Students7,433

Academic staff (with PhD)237

Founded in1635

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Széchenyi István University

Programmes in EnglishMA in Marketing

General InformationDuration: 4 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 1,200-1,500/semester

Short IntroductionThe University is the primary server of the regional economy and public services sector. It provides education, research in the fields of engineering, information technology, pedagogy, economics, international relations, law and administration, social work, health, and arts. Its activities encompass training at all levels (BSc, MSc, PhD).

International Relations and ProjectsThe professors and departments of the university have established a working educational and research co-operation with more than 30 higher educational and some 70 industrial partners in Hungary. The university has institutional-level connections with more than 100 European institutions of higher education, and with numerous international partnerships outside Europe. Most of these programmes are educational partnerships and include pro-fessor and student exchange programmes. These are mainly financed through EU projects such as ERASMUS, LEONARDO, CEEPUS and FP7. Since 2003, Széchenyi István Uni-versity is a registered member of the EUA. The university considers it a priority to expand its international education offering and to create an opportunity for foreign students to participate in partial or full degree courses in a foreign language at Széchenyi István Uni-versity. To help achieve this goal, the International Project Center was established as the primary contact point for international network. More information: http://ipc.sze.hu

9026 Győr, Egyetem tér 1.+36 96 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Tamás SZEKERES, Rector

Students11,360

Academic staff (with PhD)181

Founded in1968

State

College of Dunaújváros

Programmes in EnglishBSc in Engineering Business Management, BSc in Computer Engineering, BA in Busi-ness Administration, BA in Communication and Media, MA in Teacher of Engineering

General InformationDuration: 6-7 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 2,950/academic year

Short IntroductionThe College of Dunaújváros, located in the geographical centre of Hungary, plays a leading role in the higher education of its region, and offers a wide range of disciples to the students from media and business to engineering studies. We provide our students with a competitive, practice-oriented education and the focused skills needed for building their careers when entering the job market.

International Relations and Projects The College of Dunaújváros participates actively in ERASMUS student and lecturer exchange programme with more than 25 European partner universities and colleges from 15 countries. We offer summer university courses to international students who are interested in the Hungarian language and culture and the acquirement of practical knowledge on the field of media technology. Further information: International Relations Department, tel.: +36 25 551- 211, e-mail: [email protected]

2401 Dunaújváros,Táncsics M. u. 1/a.,+36 25 [email protected]/english

Head of the InstitutionDr. László BOGNÁR, Rector

Students4,000

Academic staff (with PhD)77

Founded in1969

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College of Szolnok

5000 Szolnok, Tiszaligeti sétány 14.+36 56 [email protected], www.szolf.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Imre TÚRÓCZI, RectorStudents: 3,206Academic staff (with PhD): 40Founded in: 1976State

Programmes in English BA in International Business Administration, BA in Tourism and Catering

General Information Duration: 7 semesters (6 academic semesters + 1 placement semester), Tuition fee for EEA citizens: EUR 900/semester, Tuition fee for non-EEA citizens: EUR 2,000/semester

Short IntroductionCollege of Szolnok is a young but dynamic institution with an emphasis on business BA programmes. We lay great emphasis on employability skills thus besides equipping our students with professional knowledge we focus on their business skills development. We have great experience in tourism, hospitality management and international business.

International Relations and ProjectsCollege of Szolnok has wide international relations with a major focus on Europe. We have a number of running projects with international partners that range from student and staff exchange through joint research programmes, video conferences and distant education to intensive programmes and joint teaching. We are at the stage of developing overseas relations so partners from all over the world are welcome. Contact information: Inter-national Office, tel.: +36 56 511-722, e-mail: [email protected]

Dennis Gabor College

1119 Budapest, Mérnök u. 39.+36 1 [email protected], www.gdf.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Sarolta ZÁRDA, Rector

Students: 1,912Academic staff (with PhD): 20Founded in: 1992Private

Programmes in English BSc in Computer Engineering, MSc in Computer Science (joint degree programme with the University of Hertfordshire)

General InformationBSc- Duration: 7 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 1,490/semesterMSc- Duration: 3-9 semesters, Tuition fee EUR 1,200/semester

Short IntroductionDGC is a non-profit organisation, operating as a private college accredited by the Hungarian Government. DGC was one of the first institutions in Hungary to provide distance education. The institution is also a pioneer in the introduction of e-learning methods. Since its foundation more than 11,000 IT engineers, economists and managers have graduated from the College.

International Relations and ProjectsDennis Gabor College is engaged in ERASMUS mobility projects with the following institutions: Tampere University of Applied Sciences, Finland, University of Applied Sciences Amberg-Weiden, Germany, Technological Educational Institute of Crete, Heraklion, Greece. In addition the College has a twenty year-long cooperation with the University of Hertfordshire, UK, in various degree programmes at BSc and recently also at MSc level. The DGC also participates in several multinational projects in the framework of Leonardo da Vinci programmes. Further information: [email protected]

Saint Paul Academy

1103 Budapest, Gyömrői út 69., +36 1 [email protected], www.szpa.hu

Head of the Institution: Sándorné NÉMETH, Rector

Students: 581Academic staff (with PhD): 10Founded in: 1990Church

Dharma Gate Buddhist College

1098 Budapest, Börzsöny u. 11., +36 1 [email protected], www.tkbf.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. János JELEN, RectorStudents: 360Academic staff (with PhD): 5Founded in: 1991Church

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Kaposvár University

Programmes in EnglishMSc in Animal Nutrition and Feed Safety

General InformationDuration: 4 semester, Tuition fee: EUR 1,500/semester

Short IntroductionThe Animal nutrition and feed safety MSc programme is the ideal choice for anyone aiming to work in any field of animal production. The aim of this study programme is to train skilled professionals well equipped to tackle the problems of animal nutrition, feed production, feed and food safety and are able to perform planning, research and innovation duties.

International Relations and Projects Kaposvár University carries out basic and applied research spanning intensive and wide vocational spectrum in the framework of domestic and international co-operations. It maintains active and good relationship with several institutions in more than 20 countries. Furthermore, we have 32 ERASMUS partners from 16 countries, and have organized four successful EILC courses. As a continuation we have established the International Summer School (subject: Sustainable Development).

Edutus College

Programmes in EnglishPreparatory Course for BA Business Studies for Foreigners

General InformationDuration: 2 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 3,900/semester (incl. full board)

Short IntroductionEdutus College was founded in 1992. Modern courses and curricula, experienced instructors, up-to-date technology and advanced IT infrastructure, practice-oriented education, enterprise projects carried out in small groups and vocational training both within and outside of the country help to maintain the high standard of education.

International Relations and Projects Edutus College has been extending its international relations since its foundation. It has partners all over in Europe. ‘International Week’ is organized each spring when foreign professors visit for a week to give students lectures on different topics (Marketing, Mana-gement, etc.). Foreign students are also welcome. Edutus College participates in the LLP ERASMUS exchange programme since 1997 and is pleased to receive students within the framework of this program. Further information: [email protected] or www.edutus.hu

Eötvös József College

Programmes in EnglishBA in International Studies (also available in German)

General InformationDuration: 6 semester, Tuition fee: EUR 400/semester

International Relations and Projects The College remains strong in its traditional subject areas, while offering many innovative new courses. We are committed to the continued improvement of our infrastructure: a new library, auditorium and hall of residence on the banks of the Sugovica River have recently opened up many new possibilities for the College. BA courses: Andragogy, Librarianship and IT, Preschool Teacher Training, Primary School Teacher Training, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Economics and Management. Higher Natio-nal Diploma/Foundation Degree courses: Infant and Child Care and Education, Youth Work, Institutional Communications, Community Organization, Web Programming, Training Support, Tourism Management, Bank Administration, Logistics Management, Waste Management, Financial Administration, Accountancy Management.

Central European University

Programmes in EnglishCentral European University (CEU) is an English-language, graduate university located in Budapest. CEU offers MA and PhD programmes in the social sciences, humanities, law, public policy, business management, economics, environmental sciences and poli-cy, and mathematics. The University is accredited in the United States and in Hungary. List of available programmes: http://www.ceu.hu/academics

General InformationMA/MSc programmes: Duration: 2-4 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 7,000–12,000/Academic YearDoctoral programmes: Duration: 6 semesters, Tuition fee: First Year: EUR 11000-15750, after Comprehensive Examination: EUR 5250-5750/Academic YearAround 65 % of admitted students receive full or partial tuition waiver and/or living stipend.Further information: http://www.ceu.hu/admissions/tuitionandfees

International Relations and Projects CEU is a global organization with students and faculty from around the world. It maintains diverse international research projects, joint degree programmes and other cooperative activities (see http://acro.ceu.hu/node/1024, http://acro.ceu.hu/node/17436, http://acro.ceu.hu/node/1026). CEU’s Summer University programme hosts research-oriented, interdisciplinary and innovative academic courses as well as workshops on policy issues. Most admitted students receive financial aid. Application: www.ceu.hu/admissions and www. business.ceu.hu

7400 Kaposvár, Guba Sándor u. 40. +36 82 [email protected], www.ke.hu

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Ferenc SZÁVAI, Rector

Students2,700

Academic staff (with PhD)153

Founded in2000

State

2800 Tatabánya, Stúdium tér 1.+36 34 [email protected], www.edutus.hu

Head of the InstitutionDr. István BARTÓK, Rector

Students2,750

Academic staff (with PhD)29

Founded in1992

Private

6500 Baja, Szegedi út 2. +36 79 [email protected]@ejf.huwww.ejf.hu

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. János MAJDÁN, Rector

Students1,400

Academic staff (with PhD)60

Founded in1870

State

1051 Budapest, Nádor u. 9. +36 1 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionJohn SHATTUCK, Rector

Students442*

Academic staff (with PhD)330

Founded in1991

Private*on programmes accredited in Hungary

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International Busines School - Budapest

Programmes in EnglishBA in Arts Management, BA in Business Studies, BA in Finance and Accounting, BA in International Business Relations, BA in Travel and Tourism Management, MSc in Financial Management, MSc in Human Resource Management, MSc in Interna-tional Business, MSc in Marketing Management

General InformationBA- Duration: 8 semesters, Tuition fee: EUR 2,500–2,900/semesterMSc- Duration: 12 months, Tuition fee: EUR 8,700/programme

Short IntroductionBeing a private international university, IBS quickly adapts to the needs of a constantly changing inter¬national market and modifies its academic programmes accordingly. The mission of IBS as a Budapest-based European business school is to provide an excellent academic and work-integrated education to an exclusive group of students of diverse cultural background.

International Relations and Projects IBS attracts students from 75 countries on 5 continents and professors from various countries of the world. In addition to our ERASMUS co-operations (72 ERASMUS part-ner institutions in 19 countries), we are building an international network of academic partnerships focusing on staff development, sharing know-how in teaching methodology and curriculum development. Besides Master’s and Bachelor’s programmes, IBS offers a 4-week Summer School programme and an Intensive English Language Programme including 600 hours of English. Further information: Laszlo Lendvai, +36 1 391 2574, [email protected], www.ibs-b.hu

Andrássy Gyula German Speaking University Budapest

Programmes only in German MA in International Economy and Business, MA in International Relations with Specialisation in Central European Studies, MA in European and International Administration, LL.M. programme, MA in Central European History, MA in Central European Studies, PhD programme

General InformationDuration: 2-6 semester, Tuition fee: EUR 750/semester

Short IntroductionThe AUB was established in 2001 as a multinational joint project. It is a European flagship project, a German-speaking place of meetings and a Hungarian and international university at the same time, which offers inspiring academic prospects, personality development in European environment and opens up outstanding employment opportunities.

International Relations and Projects The AUB was founded by the Republic of Hungary, the Federal Republic of Germany, the Republic of Austria, Switzerland, the Federal State of Bavaria and the Federal State of Baden-Württemberg. It cooperates with the universities of Bayreuth, Passau, St. Gallen, Heidelberg, Graz, Vienna and further Central European universities. Scholarship programmes exist among others with DAAD, Landesstiftung Baden-Württenberg and Visegrad Fund. For further information, please do not hesitate to contact our Student Council on [email protected].

Tomori Pál College

Programmes only in German BA in International Business Management, BA in Human Arts

General InformationDuration: 6+1 semester (there is an extra semester of compulsory field practice after completing the studies), Tuition fee: EUR 2,250/semester

Short IntroductionTomori Pál College is ranked in the first third of the list of higher education institutions and is ranked in the first positions of colleges regarding the evaluation of tutors. 60 % of all tutors of the college have a PhD degree. Some of the tutors work or used to work for companies or banks, which helps them become practice-oriented. Case studies, simulations and other practical exercises done in small groups accompany the theoretical courses. To improve practical skills of the students, we organize sessions of competency-trainings where students learn in teams how to apply their knowledge.

International Relations and Projects Partners of international cooperation: University of Nitra (Slovakia), West University of Timisoara (Romania), Banat University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Timisoara (Romania), University of Presov (Slovakia), State Higher Vocational School in Nowy Sacz (Poland), Lomonosov Moscow State University (Russia), Artesis University College Antwerp (Belgium), Okan University (Turkey), DOBA Faculty of Appleid Business and Social Studies (Slovenia), Saint-Petersburg Institute of Economics, Culture and Busi-ness Administration (Russia)

Károly Róbert College

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, College degree (traditional), Master’s level further specialization, Higher level vocational training, Adult training and education (Andragogy)

Short IntroductionKároly Róbert College with its two faculties is one of the determinant higher educational institutions in the northeast region of Hungary. We are committed to increasing excellen-ce in up-to-date theoretical and practice-orientated teaching linked to innovation and research, in order to provide our students with marketable degrees.

International Relations and ProjectsThe institution has a wide and continuously increasing (educational and R&D&I) network of international relations with partners from and outside the EU. International students can study within the framework of the LLP ERASMUS Programme, and we also are the coordinator institution of an ERASMUS IP called ECOCYCLES that functions as an international summer course. For further information in English, contact: [email protected]. More information about duration and tuition fees: www.karolyrobert.hu

1021 Budapest, Tárogató út 2-4. +36 1 [email protected] www.ibs-b.hu

Head of the InstitutionDr. István TAMÁS Chancellor

Students1,200

Academic staff (with PhD)19

Founded in1991

Private

1088 Budapest, Pollack M. tér. 3.+36 1 [email protected] www.andrassyuni.eu

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. András MASÁT, Rector

Students130

Academic staff (with PhD)47

Founded in2001

Private

6300 Kalocsa, Szent I. király út 2-4.+36 78 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionDr. Rózsa MESZLÉNYI, Rector

Students1,090

Academic staff (with PhD)37

Founded in2004

Private

3200 Gyöngyös, Mátrai u. 36.+36 37 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Sándor MAGDA, Rector

Students9,705

Academic staff (with PhD)79

Founded in1962

State

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National University of Public Service

Short IntroductionThe National University of Public Service comes into being with the integration of the Zrí-nyi Miklós National Defence University, of the Police College and of the Faculty of Pub-lic Administration separating from Corvinus University on the 1st January 2012. By the integration of three traditional higher educational institutions of public service it provides the training of graduated public service specialists, and a coordinated young graduate recruitment policy of the public service, the law enforcement, the national defence and the national security services. The University forms an integrated part of the public service career. The University is the core institution in the system of further and managerial trainings of the public service human resource policy as well as in the retraining processes supporting switching between public service careers. With its research capacity the University serves as the strategic background institution of the state organization and the governmental activities.

NUPS Faculty of Public AdministrationThe Faculty provides BA programs in the field of Public Administration Organization, and MA programs in the field of Public Administration Management, and European and Inter-national Public Administration Management both in normal and correspondence courses. The Doctoral School of Public Administration was established in 2009.

NUPS Faculty of Law EnforcementThe Faculty provides BSc programmes in the field of Criminal Administrative Management and Policing Administrative Management both in normal and correspondence courses. Specializations within the field of Criminal Administrative Management are Criminal Investigation, Economic Crime Investigation, Financial Investigation, specializations within the field of Policing Administrative Management are Private Security, Correctional Services, Border Policing Administrative Policing, Disaster Management, Traffic Policing, Public Order, Customs and Excise Administration and Migration (since 2012.) The Faculty provides a master programme in Law Enforcement Management.

NUPS Faculty of Military Sciences and Officer TrainingThe Faculty of Military Sciences and Officer Training is the only higher education institution in the field of Defence. Students of the Faculty can obtain a degree within the framework of a 6- or 7-term first-degree course (BSc Level), as well as a 3- or 4-term Masters Level Training (MSc Level).Alongside the training of Military Leaders, specialists of Security and Defence Policy and National Security, Engineers, Economists and Logisticians are also educated and trained.The Faculty provides PhD programmes in this field as well.

College of Nyíregyháza

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, Master’s level further specialization, Higher level vocational training, Adult training and education

Short Introduction, International RelationsThe major objective of the regional knowledge centre programme at the Coll-ege of Nyíregyháza is the enhancement of the region’s role as well as economic and innovative effectiveness. Therefore our educational offerings comply with the R&D and innovative activities. Three complex programmes that show synergies are in the course of implementation: (1) Knowledge Creating Opportunities – an academic programme, (2) Green Region – an R&D programme, (3) Dynamic Spatial Network – a service programme. The R&D priorities of the institution relate to food industry, vehicle mechanical engineering, agricultural production, use of renewable energy sources, logistics, bio monitoring, environmental analysis, informatics, issues of regional economy, tourism, liberal arts and visual culture, pedagogy and psychology. The East and Central European Research Centre of the college carry out research concerning Russia, East and Central Europe as well as carrying out educational tasks. The College of Nyíregyháza has 54 bilateral agreements on ERASMUS and CEEPUS Mobility Programmes, 43 bilateral agreements on students and staff mobility and on Cross Border Cooperation Programmes with 23 countries.

1101 Budapest, Hungária krt. 9-11. + [email protected]://www.uni-nke.hu

Head of the InstitutionDr. András PATYI, Rector

Students8,000

Academic staff (with PhD)215

Founded in2012(The legal predecessors were founded in 1977, 1970 and 1920

State

4401 Nyíregyháza, Sóstói út 31/B.+36 42 599-400www.nyf.hu

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Zoltán JÁNOSI, Rector

Students7,754

Academic staff (with PhD)204

Founded in1959

State

Kecskemét College

6000 Kecskemét, Izsáki út 10., +36 76 [email protected], www.kefo.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. József DANYI, RectorStudents: 4,633 Academic staff (with PhD): 69Founded in: 1910State

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, Higher level vocational training, Adult training and education

Short IntroductionKecskemét College is a higher education institution of three faculties (Faculties of: Technical Studies, Teacher Training and Horticulture). The aim of the College is to meet the requirements of a modern European higher education institution. Laboratories for languages, IT, Technology and ecology, studios, a library, student residential homes and cultural services make the learning environment pleasant. Kecskemét College operates according to ISO 9001.2000 quality assurance system regulations.

International Relations and ProjectsKecskemét College cooperates with more than 40 European universities, actively promotes various international exchange programmes with special regard to LLP/ERASMUS, CEEPUS and COMENIUS programmes, and takes part in different projects and networks. In addition, every year we organise scientific conferences with international participants. www.kefo.hu/english, [email protected]ály and the Contemporary Hungarian Music Educati-on: this is a special ERASMUS full musical study programme in the Teacher Training Faculty, based on the Kodály method and contemporary music educator’s concepts. Period: 1or 2 semesters, www.ketif.hu/ERASMUS

Károli Gáspár Universityof the Reformed Church in Hungary

1091 Budapest, Kálvin tér 9., +36 1 [email protected], www.kre.hu

Head of the Institution: Prof. Dr. Péter BALLA, Rector

Student: 4,279Academic staff (with PhD): 200Founded in: 1855Church

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, PhD programmes, Master’s level further specialization, Higher level vocational training, Adult training and education

Short IntroductionThe Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hunga-ry provides education in the field of humanities, law and political sciences, theology and teacher training. Our prime aims and tasks are to reintegrate Hungary back into the cultural system which means and maintains Europe itself, and to build up and meaningfully preserve our traditional and new relations throughout the world. Being a Christian university, we strive to maintain moral and ethical standards in 21st century modern higher education. Besides our German and English study programmes, the university established the tutoring of rare languages, such as Japanese and Dutch. Beyond the language, literature and history training, our psychology department with its clinical and practice-oriented training aims to provide an overall knowledge of the discipline and to develop special skills in the fields of mental health, communication science, child psychology, health-care and clinical psychology. We wish to educate and teach our students to help them develop into multi-faceted, tolerant civilians with wide horizons.

Wekerle Sándor BusinessCollege

1083 Budapest, Jázmin u. 10., +36 1 [email protected], www.wsuf.hu

Head of the Institution: Prof. Dr. Attila BORBÉLY, RectorStudents: 570Academic staff (with PhD): 32Founded in: 2006Private

Baptist TheologicalSeminary

1068 Budapest, Benczúr u. 31., +36 1 [email protected], www.bta.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Tibor ALMÁSI, RectorStudents: 350Academic staff (with PhD): 10Founded in: 1906Church

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King Sigismund College

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, Master’s level further specialization, Adult training and education

Short Introduction, International relationsKing Sigismund College – or ZSKF in Hungarian – was established in 2000 as a response to the increased demand for quality higher education and training created by European integration and national modernization; also as a response to a governmental proposal based on labour market research. ZSKF constructed its degree programmes based on the European Union-supported concept of “lifelong learning” and along four academic pillars (humanities, economics, information technology, social sciences). Degrees are available in 11 Bachelor’s programmes and 6 Master’s programmes, all of which are based on constant observation of the rapidly-changing needs of the labour market. We utilize both innovative and traditional methods our programmes.Over the past few years ZSKF has tripled its number of international partnerships with cooperating higher education institutions. As a result our students can utilize the ERASMUS programme to study in (primarily) other European countries for one or two semesters. We also have partner institutions in the Ukraine, Russia and Vietnam.We organize competence-based training for our students through our Career and Alumni Centre. Trainers and presenters from the private sector prepare students in the areas of communications, conflict management and personal development to better equip our students to face the challenges they may encounter in the labour market.

Debrecen University of Reformed Theology

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor´s degree, Master´s degree, PhD programmes, Master’s level further speci-alization, Higher level vocational training, Adult training and education

Short Introduction, International relationsThe university, strengthened by merging with the Ferenc Kölcsey Teacher Training Coll-ege of the Reformed Church, on 1st September 2011, is a higher education institution of the Trans-Tisza Synod of the Hungarian Reformed Church. Our university offers a wide range of educational programmes taught by a highly professional teaching and research staff. We train ministers, teachers of religion, as well as teachers and communication specialists. General, undivided MA programmes are offered in theology, with a specialization in ministry as well. We also give training in pastoral care and manage-ment in our MA programmes. Our BA programmes include degrees in teacher training, communication and media sciences, and for computing librarians, church organists, assistants in Christian education and ministry. The university also offers courses and degrees in higher professional and vocational training, and adult training. We provide further education for teachers as well, with a special emphasis on the support of the professional development of Hungarian teachers living beyond the borders of Hungary. Our university is part of the ERASMUS, CEEPUS and KASTALIA networks and is actively seeking partnerships and joint programmes with other institutes of higher education abroad.

1039 Budapest, Kelta utca 2. +36 1 454-7600 ext. [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. József BAYER, Rector

Students3,600

Academic staff (with PhD)80

Founded in2000

Private

4044 Debrecen, Kálvin tér 16.+36 52 [email protected]

Head of the InstitutionProf. Dr. Károly FEKETE, Rector

Students1,190

Academic staff (with PhD)36

Founded in1538

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Budapest College ofManagement

1114 Budapest, Villányi út 11-13.+36 1 [email protected], www.avf.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Pál VASTAGH, Rector

Students: 2,754Academic staff (with PhD): 52Founded in: 1996Private

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, Master’s level further specialization, Higher level vocational training, Adult training and education

Short IntroductionThe establishment of the Institution was necessitated by changes in the social and business environment as well as the increased need for highly-qualified experts in business and enterprise. Utilizing the higher efficiency and other advantages of private and foundation-based higher education, the Institution aims to ensure that business professionals, civil servant economists, PR-managers and experts of international affairs are equipped with up-to-date professional and IT knowledge, and have a mastery of foreign languages and communications and entrepreneurial skills.

Apor Vilmos CatholicCollege

2600 Vác, Konstantin tér 1-5., +36 27 [email protected], www.avkf.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Béla KÁPOSZTÁSSY, Rector

Students: 2,012Academic staff (with PhD): 26Founded in: 1929Church

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, Master’s level further specialization, Higher level vocational training, Adult training and education

International RelationsIn the framework of the ERASMUS programme we cooperate with higher education institutions from the following countries: Germany, Austria, Norway, Denmark, Spain, Belgium and Romania. We organize student and staff exchanges with partner institutions in these countries. The AVCC and the Katholische Stiftungsfachhochschule München run a common training programme. We are a member of the GERFEC-, and COMENI-US Association. Our college has a work group, which deals with building relations with cross-border Hungarian communities. We organize ERASMUS training programmes to several institutions founded by Csaba Böjte in Romania.

Moholy-Nagy Uni-versity of Art and Design, Budapest

1121 Budapest, Zugligeti út 9-25., +36 1 [email protected], www.mome.hu

Head of the Institution: Gábor KOPEK DLA, RectorStudents: 902Academic staff (with PhD): 60Founded in: 1881State

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, PhD programmes, DLA, Master’s level further specialization

Short Introduction and International RelationsMoholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest (MOME) is one of the most significant European institutions of visual culture, thanks to its traditions and intellectual background. In its effort to visualize its professional concepts, MOME combines its own character and traditions with common social values and the most up-to-date trends. Its educational structure comprises architecture, design, media and theory. MOME’s definite ambition is to further broaden its international re-lations. It welcomes every professional co-operation which inspires its educational and artistic work. The first bilingual (English/Hungarian) degree courses to be launched in the near future will allow MOME to exist on a higher level of European education. On the one hand MOME is a university that educates professional designers and on the other hand, is an intellectual workshop with the aim of setting up creative processes in order to enhance design consciousness in Hungary.

John Wesley TheologicalCollege

1086 Budapest, Dankó u. 11. +36 1 [email protected], www.wesley.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Gábor IVÁNYI, RectorStudents: 850Academic staff (with PhD): 37Founded in: 1987Church

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, Master’s level further specialization, Adult training and education

Short IntroductionThe College educates and instructs pastors, teachers of divinity, social workers and pedagogical experts with love for people and their faith, and respect for the values of the maintaining church. The College has been an associated member of the Association of Free Methodist Educational Institutions (AFMEI) since 1996, which has several American universities and colleges as members. In 2003 the Institution was admitted to the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU).

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Liszt Ferenc Academy ofMusic (University)

1061 Budapest, Liszt F. tér 8., +36 1 [email protected], www.lisztacademy.hu

Head of the Institution: Prof. Dr. András BATTA, President

Students: 760Academic staff (with PhD): 92Founded in: 1875State

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, Teacher Training, PhD programme, DLA, Special School for Exceptional Young Talents

Short IntroductionIt is the tradition left behind by its founders and professors that has formed the mission of the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music (University). The Liszt Academy is seeking to train performing artists and teachers who will be in possession of values rooted in universal and national culture, with music as its integral part. Having received an exceptionally demanding training, students of the Academy will graduate from the institution as masters of their profession, well equipped to start their musical career as performing artists (classical, church, jazz and folk music), conductors, composers, musicologists, music theoreticians and music teachers. While fostering their artistic development the Liszt Academy offers future music teachers courses in pedagogy, psychology and methodology. All this is set in a wider context of general courses including the opportunity to learn foreign languages. Thus is it ensured that graduates will be well equipped to shape the emotional and artistic development of future generations.

Hungarian University ofFine Arts

1062 Budapest, Andrássy út 69-71., + 36 1 478- [email protected], www.mke.hu

Head of the Institution: Prof. Dr. Frigyes KŐNIG, Rector

Students: 670Academic staff (with PhD): 42Founded in: 1871State

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, PhD/DLA programmes

Short Introduction and International RelationsThe Hungarian University of Fine Arts has been participating in the ERASMUS Mobility Programme and ERASMUS Intensive Projects as a chartered institution since 1999. HUFA currently has over 40 partner institutions with over 40 students travelling abroad on exchange and a nearly equal number of incoming international students. We also have a very active teaching and staff mobility programme within the ERASMUS framework. In addition, we also have a number of institutions with whom the university maintains a non-ERASMUS partnership (eg. Repin State Academy Institute of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg). Each year, various exhibitions and events take place as a result of international cooperation. At present, HUFA has no degree programme in English, as all theoretical courses, which comprise an integral component of the study program, are taught in Hungarian. Exchange and guest students can, however, take practical courses (such as Painting Studio Work, for example) with consultation in English. While exchange students are not required to pay tuition, the cost of practical training at HUFA for guest students is HUF 240,000 per semester. For more information on the eligibility criteria and application/admission process for guest students please refer to our webpage: http://www.mke.hu/en/english/index). For further information please contact International Coordinator Zsófia Rudnay at [email protected].

Hungarian Dance Academy

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree

Short Introduction and International RelationsThe HDA keeps regular contacts with its European partner institutions (from Moscow to London, from Helsinki to Lisbon) as well as global partners. Its annual international summer course takes place in August and is visited by dance students from all over the world. Hungarian students take part in courses and competitions abroad on a regular basis. International dance festivals – inviting 10 to 12 schools – are held regularly. International students become active participants of HDA’s performances and tours. Further information: Henrietta Novak; [email protected]

University of Theatre andFilm

1088 Budapest, Vas u. 2/c, +36 1 [email protected], www.szfe.hu

Head of the Institution: Tamás ASCHER, RectorStudents: 281Academic staff (with PhD): 37Founded in: 1865State

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, College degree (traditional), University degree (traditional), DLA, Master’s level further specialization, Adult training and educationShort Introduction

The mission of the University of Theatre and Film is to train talented artists and related art professionals in different fields; to be well-educated and to get well-established expertise in drama, theatre, film, television and radio; and also to provide them a possibility of further development, education and training.

András Pető Institute ofConductive Education andCollege for Conductor Training

1125 Budapest, Kútvölgyi u. 6., +36 1 [email protected], www.peto.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Franz SCHAFFHAUSER, RectorStudents: 303Academic staff (with PhD): 14Founded in: 1964Private

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Higher level vocational training, Adult training and education

Gál FerencTheological College

6720 Szeged, Dóm tér 6., +36 62 [email protected], www.gfhf.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Gábor KOZMA, Rector

Students: 304Academic staff (with PhD): 34Founded in: 1930Church

BhaktivedantaCollege

1062 Budapest, Andrássy út 53. I./1., +36 1 [email protected], www.bhf.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. László TÓTH-SOMA, RectorStudents: 341Academic staff (with PhD): 7Foundation year: 2004Church

Archiepiscopal TheologicalCollege of Veszprém

8200 Veszprém, Jutasi út 18/2, +36 88 [email protected], www.vhf.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. István VARGA, RectorStudents: 224Academic staff (with PhD): 7Founded in: 1991Private

Sapientia College ofTheology of ReligiousOrders

1052 Budapest, Piarista köz 1., +36 1 [email protected], www.sapientia.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. András Lóránt OROSZ, OFM Rector

Students: 350Academic staff (with PhD): 38Founded in: 1895 (2000)Church

Theological College of Győr

9021 Győr, Káptalandomb 7., +36 96 [email protected], www.gyhf.hu

Head of the Institution: Zoltán LUKÁCSI, Rector

Students: 180Academic staff (with PhD): 5Founded in: 1627Church

1145 Budapest, Columbus u. 87-89. +36 1 [email protected], www.mtf.hu

Head of the Institution: Mr. György SZAKÁLY, RectorStudents: 499Academic staff (with PhD): 11Founded in: 1950State

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Jewish TheologicalSeminary – University ofJewish Studies

1084 Budapest, Bérkocsis u. 2., +36 1 [email protected], www.or-zse.hu

Head of the Institution: Prof. Dr. Alfréd SCHŐNER, Rector

Students: 166Academic staff (with PhD): 28Foundation year: 1877Church

Type of Programmes and Degrees in HungarianBachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, PhD programme

Short IntroductionOur university maintains connections with the following universities: Bar Ilan University, Tel-Aviv, Yad Vashem Institute, Jerusalem, WCJCS Israel Office, Jerusalem, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Yeshiva University, New York.

Theological College of Eger

3301 Eger, Foglár György u. 6., +36 36 [email protected], www.eghf.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Lajos DOLHAI, Rector

Students: 166 Academic staff (with PhD): 9Founded in: 1704Church

Sárospatak TheologicalAcademy of the ReformedChurch

3950 Sárospatak, Rákóczi u. 1., +36 47 [email protected], www.srta.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Sándor ENGHY, Rector

Students: 152Academic staff (with PhD): 10Founded in: 1531Church

Evangelical-LutheranTheological University

1141 Budapest, Rózsavölgyi köz 3., +36 1 [email protected], www.teol.lutheran.hu

Head of the Institution: Prof. Dr. Lajos SZABÓ, RectorStudents: 160Academic staff (with PhD): 13Founded in: 1950Church

St. Atanáz Greek CatholicTheological Institute

4400 Nyíregyháza, Bethlen G. u. 13-19., +36 42 [email protected], www.atanaz.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Tamás VÉGHSEŐ, RectorStudents: 121Academic staff (with PhD): 20Foundation year: 1950Church

Pentecostal TheologicalCollege

1183 Budapest, Gyömrői út 89., +36 1 [email protected], www.ptf.hu

Head of the Institution: Paul GRACZA, RectorStudents: 115Academic staff (with PhD): 4Founded in: 1991Church

Theological College of Pécs

7621 Pécs, Papnövelde u. 1., +36 72 [email protected], www.pphf.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Zsolt CZIGLÁNYI, RectorStudents: 118Academic staff (with PhD): 9Founded in: 1742Church

Calvary Chapel Bible College Europe

7041 Vajta, Petőfi Sándor utca 562.,+36 25 [email protected], gtf.ccbce.com

Head of the Institution: Árpád HORVÁTH-KÁVAI, Rector

Students: 100Academic staff (with PhD): 4Founded in: 2009Church

Theological College ofEsztergom

2500 Esztergom, Szent István tér 10., +36 33 [email protected], www.eszhf.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. János SZÉKELY, Rector

Students: 86Academic staff (with PhD): 7Founded in: 1566Church

Adventist TheologicalCollege

2119 Pécel, Ráday u. 12., +36 28 [email protected], www.atf.adventista.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. József SZILVÁSI, Rector

Students: 57Academic staff (with PhD): 5Founded in: 1948Church

Reformed TheologicalAcademy in Pápa

8500 Pápa, Március 15. tér 13-14., +36 89 [email protected], www.prta.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Gábor VLADÁR, Rector

Students: 44Academic staff (with PhD): 8 Founded in: 1531Church

Budapest Academy of Contemporary Dance

1036 Budapest, Perc u. 2., +36 1 [email protected], www.tanc.org.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Iván ANGELUS, Rector

Students: 39 Academic staff (with PhD): 8Founded in: 2005Private

Sola Scriptura College of Theology

1121 Budapest, Remete út 16/a., +36 1 [email protected], www.sola.hu

Head of the Institution: Dr. Zsuzsanna VANKÓ, Rector

Students: 238Academic staff (with PhD): 6Founded in: 1992Church

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Ferenc Rákóczi II. Transcarpathian Hungarian Institute

Ukraine, Transcarpathia90202 Beregovo (Beregszász), Kossuth tér 6.+380 31 41 4 29 [email protected], www.kmf.uz.ua

Short IntroducionThis institution is a state-recognised Ukrainian higher education institution of accredited degree III founded and maintained by the Foundation for the Transcarpathian Hungarian College (FTHC). The Foundation was established by the Hungarian Cultural Association of Transcarpathia, the Transcarpathian Association of Hungarian Pedagogues, the Transcarpathian Reformed Church, and the Local Government of the Town of Beregovo (Beregszász). The institution has been operating as an independent, officially registered higher education institution with a state operating permit since 1996.Transcarpathian students may pursue studies in 6 departments, 10 programmes in the Institute. The institution has not yet been granted any support from the Ukrainian state. It is professionally controlled by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. A considerable part of the financial support required for the maintenance of the institution is provided to FTHC by the Ministry of Education of the mother-country, or is completed by means of application.

Hungarian Univer-sity of Transylvania

Romania, 400112 Cluj-Napoca (Kolozsvár) Matei Corvin (Mátyás király) u. 4.+40 264 439 [email protected], www.sapientia.ro

Short IntroductionThe Sapientia – Hungarian University of Transylvania (Sapien-tia HUT), one of the Romanian higher education institutions, was founded in 2001. Its establishment was supported by the Hungarian state. The University is operating in three Transylvanian towns (Miercurea Ciuc/Csíkszereda, Targu Mures/Marosvásárhely, and Cluj-Napoca/Kolozsvár). The Uni-versity provides, in the academic year of 2010/2011, courses in Hungarian in 22 programmes in the following disciplines of science: engineering, political sciences, social sciences, economics, humanities, and arts, under the direction of 260 domestic instructors and foreign guest professors.

J. Selye University

Slovakia, 945 01 KomárnoBratislavská cesta 3322 +421 35 [email protected], www.selyeuni.sk

Type of Programmes and Degrees:Bachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, PhD programmes, Adult training and education

Short IntroductionJ. Selye University, the youngest higher education institution of Slovakia, is the only independent state-funded higher education institution in Slovakia providing courses in Hungarian. The main purpose of the University is to provide high-level training for primary and secondary school teachers, and theologians as well as training for professionals in fields including finance, IT, and marketing. J. Selye University has a mission to provide native-language education, and to ensure quality training for teachers and educators, theologians and economists working in nurseries, primary and secondary schools with instruction in Hungarian language.

Partium Christian University

Romania, 410209 Oradea (Nagyvárad) Primariei (Városváza) u. [email protected], www.partium.ro

Short IntroductionThe Partium Christian University (PCU) is an integral part of the system of Transylvanian/Partium Hungarian-language higher education; it is the first independent, accredited university established, after the changes in 1989, by Hungarians living in Romania. Thirteen undergraduate courses and five graduate courses are operated by three faculties of the University (the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Economics, and the Faculty of Arts). Since its foundation, the University has been recognised in the national higher education (university) system, and has also established close and effective cooperation with Hungarian universities through bilateral agreements.

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Useful links:

• Hungarian Rectors’ Conference: www.mrk.hu

• Balassi Institute: www.bbi.hu

• The Campus Hungary Programme Office: www.campushungary.hu

• More about Hungary: www.hungary.com

• Hungary - World of Potentials (7 minute short film about Hungary): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hmz8Ni9zO4M

• National Higher Education Information Centre: http://www.felvi.hu/for_foreigners/academic

• The list of the higher education institutions accredited by HAC can be downloaded from: http://www.felvi.hu/felveteli/egyetemek_foiskolak

• Details on the admission criteria of the particular study programmes: www.felvi.hu/oreigners

• Further information on the recognition of foreign secondary school leaving certificates, vocational training documents, graduate and postgraduate degrees can be found on the web page of the Hungarian Equivalence and Information Centre: http://www.oh.gov.hu/hungarian_equivalence_and_080122

• Office of Immigration and Nationality: http://www.bmbah.hu/a_bah_ismertetese.php

• Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Hungary: http://www.mfa.gov.hu, http://www.kormany.hu/en/ministry-of-foreign-affairs

• Hungarian customs regulations: http://www.vam.hu/welcomeEn.do

• Up-to-date exchange rates from the Hungarian National Bank: www.mnb.hu

• Hungarian Scholarship Board Office (HSB – announces university and research scholarships for an academic year and summer school scholarships): http://www.scholarship.hu/Englishsite/tabid/184/language/en-EN/Default.aspx

• Tempus Public Foundation: http://english.tpf.hu

• Ministry of National Resources (ministry responsible for education): http://www.kormany.hu/en/ministry-of-national-resources

• National Higher Education Information Centre: www.felvi.hu/for_foreigners

• National Health Insurance Fund (OEP): www.oep.hu

• Hungarian Accreditation Committee: www.mab.hu

Adventist Theological College ............................................... 33

András Pető Institute of Conductive Education and College for

Conductor Training .............................................................. 31

Andrássy Gyula German Speaking University Budapest .......... 24

Apor Vilmos Catholic College ............................................... 28

Archiepiscopal Theological College of Veszprém ................... 31

Baptist Theological Seminary ................................................ 27

Bhaktivedanta College ......................................................... 31

Budapest Academy of Contemporary Dance.......................... 33

Budapest Business School..................................................... 13

Budapest College of Communication and Business ................ 17

Budapest College of Management ........................................ 28

Budapest University of Technology and Economics ................... 7

Calvary Chapel Bible College Europe ................................... 33

Central European University ................................................. 23

College of Dunaújváros ........................................................ 20

College of Nyíregyháza ........................................................ 26

College of Szolnok ............................................................... 21

Corvinus University of Budapest ............................................ 14

Debrecen University of Reformed Theology ............................ 29

Dennis Gabor College ......................................................... 21

Dharma Gate Buddhist College ............................................ 21

Edutus College ....................................................................22

Eötvös József College ........................................................... 23

Eötvös Loránd University ......................................................... 9

Eszterházy Károly College ..................................................... 18

Evangelical-Lutheran Theological University .......................... 32

Ferenc Rákóczi II. Transcarpathian Hungarian Institute ...........34

Gál Ferenc Theological College ........................................... 31

Hungarian Dance Academy ..................................................30

Hungarian University of Fine Arts ..........................................30

Hungarian University of Transylvania .....................................34

International Business School ................................................ 24

J. Selye University .................................................................34

Jewish Theological Seminary - University of Jewish Studies ..... 32

John Wesley Theological College .......................................... 29

Kaposvár University ..............................................................22

Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary . 27

Károly Róbert College .......................................................... 25

Kecskemét College .............................................................. 27

King Sigismund College ....................................................... 28

Kodolányi János College ...................................................... 18

Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music (University) .............................30

Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design ............................ 29

National University of Public Service ..................................... 26

Óbuda University ................................................................. 16

Partium Christian University ..................................................34

Pázmány Péter Catholic University ......................................... 19

Pentecostal Theological College ........................................... 32

Reformed Theological Academy in Pápa ................................ 33

Saint Paul Academy .............................................................. 21

Sapientia College of Theology of Religious Orders ................. 31

Sárospatak Theological Academy of the Reformed Church ..... 32

Semmelweis University .......................................................... 11

Sola Scriptura College of Theology ....................................... 32

St. Atanáz Greek Catholic Theological Institute ...................... 32

Széchenyi István University .................................................... 20

Szent István University .......................................................... 15

Theological College of Eger ................................................. 32

Theological College of Esztergom ......................................... 33

Theological College of Gyõr ................................................. 31

Theological College of Pécs ................................................. 33

Tomori Pál College .............................................................. 25

University of Debrecen ........................................................... 8

University of Miskolc ............................................................ 17

University of Pannonia .......................................................... 19

University of Pécs ................................................................. 10

University of Szeged ............................................................. 12

University of Theatre and Film ............................................... 31

University of West Hungary ................................................... 16

Wekerle Sándor Business College ......................................... 27

Produced by: Konica Minolta Hungary

Published by the Hungarian Rectors’ Conference.Address: 1068 Budapest, Benczúr u. 43. IV/3.Phone: +36 70-932-42-03Fax: +36 1-322-96-79E-mail: [email protected]: www.mrk.hu

AUB Andrássy Gyula UniversityBBS Budapest Business SchoolBCE Corvinus University of Budapest BKF Budapest College of Communication and BusinessBME Budapest University of Technology and Economics CEU Central European UniversityDE University of DebrecenDF College of DunaújvárosEJF Eötvös József CollegeEKF Eszterházy Károly CollegeELTE Eötvös Loránd UniversityGDF Dennis Gabor CollegeIBS International Business SchoolKE University of Kaposvár

KJF Kodolányi János CollegeME University of MiskolcEDUTUS Edutus CollageNYME University of West HungaryOE University of ÓbudaPE University of PannoniaPPKE Péter Pázmány Catholic UniversityPTE University of PécsSE Semmelweis UniversitySZIE Szent István UniversitySZF College of SzolnokSZTE University of SzegedTPC Tomori Pál College

Institutions in alphabetical order

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