Affordable medical and engineering degrees with a long tradition of teaching international students.
Hungary has taught international medical students in English since the 1980s, and its medical, dental and veterinary programmes are recognised across the EU. Tuition and living costs are considerably lower than in Western Europe.
Decades of English-taught medicine, dentistry and veterinary science with EU-recognised degrees.
Tuition and living costs sit well below Western European equivalents.
A large government scholarship scheme covering tuition, accommodation and a monthly stipend.
Budapest is well connected by rail and air across central and Western Europe.
Budapest University of Technology and Economics has a long engineering tradition.
Budapest is one of Europe's most affordable and lively student cities.
| Tuition (general) | €3,000–€8,000 per year |
|---|---|
| Tuition (medicine/dentistry) | €12,000–€18,000 per year |
| Living cost | Approximately €500–€700 per month |
| Financial proof | Approximately €5,000–€6,500 per year |
| Intakes | September (main), February for some programmes |
| Language | English-taught widely available |
| Work while studying | Up to 24 hours per week during term |
| Post-study stay | 9-month job-search residence permit |
Hungary is a landlocked central European country of about 9.6 million people, bordered by seven countries including Austria, Slovakia and Romania. Hungarian is the official language and Budapest, on the Danube, is the capital and largest university city.
Hungarian higher education includes universities and universities of applied sciences, both state and private. Degrees follow the Bologna framework, though medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, pharmacy and law remain long single-cycle programmes of five to six years.
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