Programs

Budapest Metropolitan University, Budapest have become part and parcel of the Hungarian higher education scene in the past 18 years. With a constantly growing number of students, education venues and campuses, and a diverse range of programs.

IBS opened its gates in 1991 welcoming students who wished to study business in English. Following a successful institutional accreditation in 1997, IBS became a recognized private college in Hungary

With its activities based on the triadic unity of education, research and healthcare, Semmelweis University is Hungary’s oldest medical institution and remains unique in the country as a health sciences university.

UPS is the key educational institution and think-tank of the Hungarian public service, thus, being responsible for the education of future personnel of public administration including civilian professionals as well as military and law enforcement officers

Óbuda (Old Buda) University is located in Budapest, Hungary. Their engineering and applied science departments and programs are among the nation’s oldest with 130 years of rich tradition.

John von Neumann University is the newest university in Hungary. It was established on 1 July 2016 with the integration of the College of Kecskemét and the College of Szolnok according to a parliamentary decision.

The University, with an academic staff of ~2,000 and non-academic staff of about ~5,000, does everything in its power to fulfill the role of one of the most prestigious universities of the country.

Szent István University (SZIU), Hungary’s flagship life sciences university consists of 8 different faculties for studies and research hosting approximately 13,000 students.

The University of Szeged (SzegediTudományegyetem), also known as SZTE is one of the most popular universities in Hungary, achieving leading positions in international rankings.

Located beside the Austrian border, in the “Most Loyal City” of Hungary, it provides excellent education at four faculties specializing in forestry, wood technology, pedagogy and economics.

From the 1990's the UOD has conducting metallurgical and mechanical engineering, technical management, engineering teacher training and information technology courses.

The University provides education, and pursues research in the fields of engineering – especially for the automotive industry, IT, architecture pedagogy, economics, international relations, law, administration...