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Academic Cooperation with Hungarian Higher Education European Social Academic Cooperation with Hungarian Fund Higher Education Institutions INVESTING IN YOUR FUTURE CONTENT 3 Why Hungary? 4 Hungarian Higher Education in a nutshell 5 Hungarian HEIs on Exhibitions INSTITUTIONS 6 Budapest Business School 7 Budapest University of Technology and Economics 8 Corvinus University of Budapest 9 Eötvös Loránd University 10 Eszterházy Károly University 11 Hungarian University of Fine Arts 12 Óbuda University 13 Semmelweis University 14 Széchenyi István University 15 Szent István University 16 Tomori Pál College 17 University of Debrecen 18 University of Dunaújváros 19 University of Miskolc 20 University of Pannonia 21 University of Pécs 22 University of Szeged 23 University of Physical Education 24 Hungarian Rectors’ Conference 25 Tempus Public Foundation (TPF) Who we are and what we do Study in Hungary, Programmes in foreign languages 26 WHY HUNGARY? HUNGARY? WHY QUALITY AND DEVELOPMENT As well as offering quality education and degrees recognised throughout Europe and beyond, Hungarian education is also open to international cooperation and research collaboration. VALUE FOR MONEY IN THE HEART OF EUROPE Students are attracted by the affordable cost of living with an extremely favourable cost-to-value ratio, as well as the safe and friendly living environment with convenient public transportation. The country is located in Central Europe. NOBEL PRIZES Hungary is also amongst one of the top countries with the highest number of scientific Nobel Prize Winners per capita, and numerous scientific inventions from Vitamin C to the Rubik’s cube. NATURE Hungary is the land of unspoiled nature. There are ten national parks in the country, and today Hungary has eight locations on the World Heritage List. WONDERFUL SPAS AND BATHS Many thermal spas and baths await you in the country, where you can experience the fabulous healing effects of Hungarian thermal waters. Hungarian Higher Education in a nutshell Higher education Three-cycle degree structure in accordance with the objectives in Hungary for more than of the BOLOGNA PROCESS: 650 YEARS 3 DOCTORAL �PhD / DLA� 2+2 years INTEGRATED MASTER’S Hungary has been a member DEGREE PROGRAMMES of the European Union since 2 MASTER’S �MSc / MA� 1-2 years �One-tier Master’s, OTM� 2004, and a member of the e.g. in the field of architecture, European Higher Education medicine, law, teacher education, and 1 BACHELOR’S �BSc / BA� 3-4 years some agrarian and art programmes Area (EHEA) since 1999. HUNGARIAN HIGHER EDUCATION IN NUMBERS ca. 285,000 38,500 international 64 HEIs students students from 163 countries the percentage of international students on international students is 750 foreign language study 13,5% (~doubled since 2013) programmes in 39 HEIs INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN ALL ACADEMIC FIELDS: AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES • ART EDUCATION • ARTS • ARTS AND HUMANITIES • COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY • ECONOMIC SCIENCES • ENGINEERING SCIENCES • LEGAL SCIENCES • MEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES • NATURAL SCIENCES • RELIGION AND THEOLOGY • SCIENCE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION • SOCIAL SCIENCES • SPORT SCIENCES • TEACHER TRAINING 4 Hungarian HEIs on Exhibitions Budapest Business School Budapest University of Technology and Economics Corvinus University of Budapest Eötvös Loránd University Hungarian University of Fine Arts Óbuda University Semmelweis University Tomori Pál College University of Miskolc University of Physical Education MISKOLC Eszterházy Károly Szent István University University EGER Széchenyi István GÖDÖLLŐ University BUDAPEST GYŐR University of Debrecen DEBRECEN University of Dunaújváros University DUNAÚJVÁROS of Pannonia VESZPRÉM University of Szeged SZEGED University of Pécs PÉCS Budapest Business School University of Applied Sciences Budapest Business School (BBS) is one of Hungary’s market leading social sciences programmes at BA/BSc, MA/ MSc levels and the and largest universities, educating more than 17,000 students. BBS Doctoral School of Entrepreneurship and Business. Offered by has three Faculties in Budapest: Faculty of Commerce, Hospitality recognised business and public administration institutions, the and Tourism; Faculty of International Management and Business; university’s internships provide excellent job opportunities. Faculty of Finance and Accountancy. Each faculty provides special- The Budapest Business School does not only offer qualitative ised knowledge for different fields of business, which also means education to its students, it also offers several programmes and significant synergies during studies. All programmes are in English research projects which are run with the purpose of innovation with the exception of one programme which is launched in French and development. It is worth noting the achievements of the as well (International Business Economics in English / Gestion Budapest LAB Entrepreneurship Centre, the Centre of Excellence of Internationale in French). Sustainable Hospitality, the Future of Higher Education Research BBS has designed its training courses to provide practical knowl- Centre, the Centre of Excellence for Cyber Economy, or the Oriental edge closely adapted to the demands of the labour market. As a Business and Innovation Centre. foreign student, there are several opportunities to choose from for those who would like to study in one of the faculties of BBS, both on ACADEMIC FIELD AND LEVEL BA/BSc MA/MSc OTM PhD/DLA a bachelor’s and on a master’s programme. Arts and Humanities • The University offers a broad range of business-related disciplines, Economic Sciences • • • en.uni-bge.hu contact details for partners: Zoltán SZABÓ | International Director + 36 1 469 6600/6758 H-1055 Budapest, István KŐVÁRI | Head of Academic Mobility Division [email protected] Markó utca 29-31. [email protected] 6 Budapest University of Technology and Economics The Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), • Intelligent environment and e-technologies Hungary’s leading higher education institution in engineering, cel- • Nanophysics, nanotechnology and materials science ebrated the 238th anniversary of its predecessor’s foundation in • Disaster prevention: modern engineering methods 2020. In spite of having over 20,000 students, it provides not only There are several research groups at the University receiving promi- education and training for large numbe rs but also offers unique, nent support from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (HAS). mostly master’s programmes. Currently we offer 23 bachelor’s, one single-cycle and 42 master’s ACADEMIC FIELD AND LEVEL BA/BSc MA/MSc OTM PhD/DLA programmes in eight fields of study as well as 13 doctoral schools Computer Science and IT • • • and several postgraduate specialisation programmes adjusted to Economic Sciences • • the current educational needs. Engineering Sciences • • • • Natural Sciences As a research university it focuses on the following research areas • • • of prime importance: • Sustainable energy • Vehicle technology, transport and logistics • Biotechnology, health and environmental protection Leader in technical higher education www.bme.hu/en contact details for partners: Department for International Relations H-1111 Budapest, +36 1 463 2073 Műegyetem rakpart 3. [email protected] 7 Corvinus University of Budapest Corvinus University of Budapest is an internationally recognised, The University is located in Budapest, the capital of Hungary, which prestigious, state-accredited Hungarian university with over 300 serves as the main centre for Hungarian scientific and cultural life. partner universities on five continents, and memberships in some of the most elite international networks (e.g. CEMS, PIM, AACSB, EFMD, ACADEMIC FIELD AND LEVEL BA/BSc MA/MSc OTM PhD/DLA EMPA). It is the only Hungarian university with EQUIS and AMBA Computer Science and IT • • accreditations, but it also owns other prominent accreditations and Economic Sciences labels such as BSIS, EPAS, EAPAA, as well as CFA qualified finance • • • Social Sciences programmes. The number of study programmes conducted entirely • • • in English is continuously increasing. Corvinus University, with approx. 12,000 students, offers educa- tional programmes in three disciplines, Business and Management, Economics and Social Sciences at bachelor’s, master’sand PhD levels and its runs three MBA programmes in English as well. Busi- ness and Management is the main profile of the University and an exceedingly successful field of education. Scientia mea – Adiutor meus www.uni-corvinus.hu/?lang=en contact details for partners: International Relations and Accreditations H-1093, Budapest, Fővám tér 8. [email protected] [email protected] 8 Eötvös Loránd University In terms of student and staff numbers, quality of tutoring and re- Research at ELTE means an interdisciplinary approach, modern in- search, and international relations Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) frastructure, and innovation. Cutting-edge projects are funded by is the most prestigious public HEI in Hungary operating since 1635. the EU and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Currently about 30,000 students study at 8 faculties and 2 indi- vidual institutes with about 3,000 international students from over ACADEMIC FIELD AND LEVEL BA/BSc MA/MSc OTM PhD/DLA 100 countries. Arts • Arts and Humanities Through its extensive, worldwide international relations ELTE is the • • • Computer Science and IT only HEI representing Hungarian higher education in many regions • • • and strategic alliances. These partnerships offer
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