Admission
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Degree programs:
If you are interested in studying at BME please find more information HERE!
You can apply here: https://e-admission.bme.hu
Tuition fee:
Please find our tuition fees HERE!
Scholarships:
Covering tuition fees and help for living expenses for full training programmes, Hungarian State Scholarships offer you access to an unparalleled experience in graduate education.
The Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship is a programme for foreign students. The programme aims to promote cultural understanding, economic and cultural relations between Hungary and other countries. Please visit Tempus Public Foundation’s website for more information and check if this scholarship is available for your country.
Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship „The core mission of the Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship is to strengthen the ties between Hungarian diaspora communities and Hungary by giving access for young people living in Hungarian diasporas to study programmes in Hungary.” Please visit Tempus Public Foundation’s website for more information.
Scholarship for Christian Young People programme, founded by the Government of Hungary in the spirit of its solidarity policy towards persecuted Christian minorities. For more information, please visit the webiste of Hungary Helps Agency.
Students at Risk Programme – The aim of the Programme is to provide higher education scholarships supporting the students in continuing their studies that they started in Ukraine and earning a bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degree in Hungary.
Please visit Tempus Public Foundation’s website for more information.
All programmes offers
- no tuition fee
- monthly stipend
- dormitory access or additional contribution to accommodation costs
- health care services according to the relevant Hungarian legislation
If you have any questions, write us at international@bme.hu
Part time programs:
Scholarships:
Erasmus
Institutional bilateral mobility
Find more available academic programmes and admission requirements here!
If you have any questions, write us at erasmus@bme.hu.
The main factors which determine whether you need a visa to Hungary or not are your nationality and the expected length of your stay. Since Hungary is a member state of the European Union, citizens of EU and EEA (European Economic Area) countries are not required to have a visa in order to enter. The only documentation they are required to have is a passport or identity card.
Non-EU and non-EEA citizens must apply for a resident visa for study purposes at the nearest Hungarian Embassy or Consulate.
What to do:
1. Citizens of the EU and EEA
Students from EU and EEA (European Economic Area) countries must report their address and apply for a registration certificate in Hungary after getting registered at school.
Citizens of the following countries must apply for a residence permit within 30 days after arrival:
Andorra, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Croatia, Guatemala, Honduras, Iceland, Israel, Japan, Liechtenstein, Malaysia, Mexico, Monaco, New Zeeland, Nicaragua, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Republic of Korea, Salvador, San Marino, Singapore, Switzerland, Uruguay, USA, Venezuela
For detailed and actual information, please always check these datas and contact your embassy or consulate or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade also Embassy/Consulate of Hungary in your country.
2. For students with a VISA
Resident visa for study purposes is to be obtained before departure from your country. Among others, you must present:
. Letter of Acceptance from BME
. Proof of payment of the tuition fee
. Proof of your accommodation in Budapest
. Passport valid for minimum 30 days
The process takes minimum two weeks. The visa will be valid for 30 days only, and after your arrival in Budapest you will have another 30 days to apply for a residence permit (after registration at the university). Obtaining a visa may take months. Be prepared for it!
Immigration Office matters: https://www.imt.bme.hu/immigration-office/