Hungary

Geography and Climate: Hungary lies in Central Europe, northwest of Romania. Hungary share its borders with Slovakia, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and Romania. Temperate; cold, cloudy, humid winters; warm summers

Why Study in Hungary?

In the past two decades more than 10.000 international students got enrolled at the universities. In 2003, thousand former students celebrated the 20th Anniversary Alumni Reunion in Budapest.

The Hungarian university training in sciences dates back to the 13th century

The programs are run by highly qualified academic staff and the seminars are performed in small group sizes

All Hungarian universities are located either at the capital or at traditional university towns with lively international student communities

Hungary offers competitive tuition fees combined with reasonable living costs

Population and Language: 9,981,334, Hungarian

Tuition Costs: Since Tuition fees vary from school to school, please contact our office for information.

Cost of Living: Given that Hungary's neighbors produce the finest beer in the world and the general cost of living is rather low by Western standards, this is understandable. Universities and public schools provide housing and expenses (including local transport and a 50 percent discount on national trains) and make sure that all the paperwork is in order.

Student life in Hungary: Outside the classroom, students enjoy a rich cultural and social life. Hungary offers its students a wide verity of museum visits, concerts and jazz club evenings, visits to spas, palaces and churches and regular evening events. There is always something going on and something to do on weekends. Hungary has an excellent bus and metro system, which makes the city’s main features easily accessible.