An EU degree in Budapest, taught in English — with scholarships, housing support, and the right to work while you study.
Hungary is in both the EU and the Schengen Area, and Budapest is one of the most affordable capitals in Europe — a historic, multicultural city with a fast-growing job market in tech and business.
Study inside the European Union, with Schengen-area travel across most of Europe.
Foundation year, bachelor's, master's, MBA and post-graduate diplomas, taught fully in English.
Tuition scholarships are available to international students on eligible programmes.
Help arranging accommodation in Budapest before you arrive.
Students can work up to 30 hours a week in hospitality, retail, admin and tutoring roles.
Graduates can apply for a 9-month job-search residence permit to look for work in Hungary.
Programmes at four levels. Entry requirements, fees and scholarship amounts depend on your background, so we go through them with you one to one.
A route in if you don't yet meet bachelor's entry requirements.
Full degrees taught in English.
A pre-master semester is available if your bachelor's is in another field.
Career-focused programmes for graduates.
Budapest is one of the more affordable capitals in the EU. Students can also work up to 30 hours a week during term to help cover their living costs.
Classes start in February and September. Each has its own application window, and applying early leaves the most time for your visa.
If your visa is delayed, your application moves to the next intake automatically. Visa appointments can take weeks, so it pays to apply early in the window.
If a direct route to Hungary isn't the right fit yet, you can begin at a partner university in Thailand or Armenia and continue your studies in Budapest. We'll tell you whether a pathway suits your profile in your consultation.
Begin at a partner university in Thailand, then continue your studies in the EU.
Start in Armenia and transfer onward to Budapest through a partner route.
Complete your degree in the EU, with the same work rights and post-study options as students who start in Budapest.
You can apply without an IELTS or TOEFL certificate. Instead, every applicant takes an online interview that assesses their English as part of eligibility. We help you prepare for it.
Yes. International students in Hungary can work up to 30 hours a week alongside their studies — common roles include hospitality, retail, admin support and tutoring.
Most students budget roughly €500–900 a month for shared housing, food, transport and everyday costs, and a student card unlocks discounts on transport and entertainment. Tuition and scholarship amounts vary by programme; we walk you through them in your consultation.
You begin your studies at a partner university in Thailand or Armenia, then continue in Hungary. Eligibility and timing depend on your programme, so we map out the route with you one to one.
There are two intakes a year, February and September. Applications for each close several months ahead, so it's worth starting early — especially to leave time for the visa.
Send your transcript and we'll tell you which programmes and scholarships you're a realistic fit for, along with the full fee breakdown.
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