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Universities in Budapest with international degree programs – 2023

From Tim Adams · updated 4 min reading time

Universities in Budapest with international degree programs – 2023
Universities in Budapest with international degree programs – 2023

There are many universities in Budapest that offer courses for foreigners, some of them only recently, such as the MOME for Art and Design. The most famous from a German perspective are: Semmelweis (medicine) and Andrassy (social sciences). Here is the complete list, also as a map below.

      • Corvinus University of Budapest: A university in Budapest that focuses primarily on business administration, economics and social sciences. The university currently has around 9,600 students and offers courses in Hungarian and English. It was founded in 1948 and is named after the Hungarian King Matthias Corvinus.
      • Obuda University: One Technical University in Budapest, which was founded in 2000 as Budapest Tech, merging three polytechnic institutes. It offers courses in the fields of engineering, computer science, economics and health sciences. She is also known for her research in cybersecurity, robotics, automation and health informatics.
      • Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary is a Christian university in Budapest founded by the Reformed Church in Hungary. The university was named after Károli Gáspár, the Calvinist pastor who prepared the first complete Hungarian translation of the Bible in 1590. The university was founded in its current form in 1993, but has its roots in 1839. The university has four faculties and offers courses in theology, humanities, law and teacher training. The university also has international partnerships with other Christian universities and participates in various exchange programs.
    • Tomori Pal College is a private higher education institution founded in 2004 in the small town of Kalocsa. In recent years, most of her teaching activities have focused on Budapest. After a period of dynamic growth, the college has established branches in Budapest and Kecskemét. The college offers courses in economics, social sciences and healthcare. The college is primarily committed to providing higher education opportunities for talented children from less affluent families.