HUNGARY Engineering, Technology & Architecture
Budapest University
of Technology and Economics
The Budapest University of Technology and Economics is one
of the oldest universities in Hungary. Founded as Institutum
Geometricum in 1782, it was the first institution in Europe to
award engineering degrees in land surveying, river control and
road construction, and today offers a wide range of
Contact details
programmes in English.
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
International Education Center
H-1111 Budapest, Bertalan L.u.2., Hungary
Tel: (+36) 1 4633548
Fax: (+36) 1 4632460
E-mail: admission@tanok.bme.hu
www.tanok.bme.hu
■ Course Director
Prof. Dr. Gyula Csopaki
■ Year founded
1782: University, 1984: English programmes
■ Students
14,000 full time
■ Foreign students
600 in English scheme
■ Class size
5 - 20
■ Gender distribution
Male: 88 %
Female: 12 %
■ Degree background
B.Sc. degree: Secondary School Graduation Certificate
with good results in Mathematics, Physics and English
M.Sc. degree: B.Sc. degree or equivalent with average
grades of B or better, with official transcripts
INTRODUCTION study programmes in English, while the
■ Age range
Budapest University of Technology has
faculties of Economic and Social Sciences
18-25 years in undergraduate courses
developed into one of the largest
and Natural Sciences offer certain
23-35 years in postgraduate programmes
institutions of higher education in Central
courses in English.
■ Graduates per year
80-90 from English scheme
Europe, offering exceptional research
PROGRAMME DETAILS
■ Faculty
facilities.
1200 in University, out of which 120 in the English scheme
• B.Sc. - Bachelor of Science in Enginering:
Several Nobel Prize recipients have been
■ Scholarships
The undergraduate B.Sc. is a four-year
associated with the University: Dennis
Reduction of tuition fees for excellent academic
programme beginning in September or performance at B.Sc. level.
Gabor (Physics), George Hevesy
February. Tuition fees are €3,200 per
Scholarship for the best M.Sc. and Ph.D. students based
(Chemistry), Eugene Wigner (Physics)
semester for non-EU citizens and
on a competition system
and György Oláh (Chemistry). Eight
€2,250 per semester for EU citizens.
■ Library
hundred out of the 14,000 students of
The Central Library of the University houses 450,000 books
the University come from fifty countries
• M.Sc. - Master of Science in Engineering: and 120,000 volumes of professional journals
and more than six hundred study in the
The two-year M.Sc. can be taken in ■ Career service
Regular open days for graduating Hungarian and
English scheme.
Architecture, Chemical Engineering, Civil
Engineering, Electrical Engineering and
international students with participation of Hungarian and
international/multinational companies interested in recruiting
INTERNATIONAL FOCUS
Informatics, Environmental Engineering,
young professionals
Mechanical Engineering and
Long traditions in education and a
■ Accreditation
Transportation Engineering. University degrees are accredited on national / governmental
philosophy of openness motivated the
level and are recognised in the EU and by the main overseas
University to begin offering its
• Ph.D. programmes:
countries
Engineering programmes in English in
Duration is usually at least 3 years.
■ Student accommodation
1984 to students from all over the world. • Other programmes:
See website: www.tanok.bme.hu
The six traditional engineering faculties Pre-Engineering Course, one and two-
■ Location of campus
of the University -Architecture; Chemical, semester Study Abroad Programmes,
Close to Budapest city centre
Civil, Mechanical and Transportation Hungarian and Central European
Engineering; and Electrical Engineering Studies, Student Exchange
and Informatics- now have complete Programmes.
Programme Start date Years
M.Sc. - Master of Science in Engineering* September / February 1.5 - 2
(*) The M.Sc. programme can be taken in Architecture, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Informatics, Environmental Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Transportation Engineering.
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