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Hungary
Hungary is becoming an increasingly popular study abroad destination – especially for medicine. Hungarian higher education has much to commend itself, among other things its very strong tradition in the sciences. Beyond high quality education, Hungary also offers a lively and welcoming culture, a fascinating history and beautiful cities.
For the past twenty years, over 10,000 international students have attended Hungarian higher education. Hungary is especially popular for studies in the sciences – in particular in such fields as medicine, dentistry and veterinary medicine to name a few. These are all programs with very competitive admission in many countries and where Hungary offers a great alternative.
The education offered is high quality with medical degrees accepted by the WHO and directly transferable to any EU country. Many schools also increasingly offer these degrees and more in English or other foreign languages such as German in order to attract more foreign students.
Higher Education in Hungary
The Hungarian system of higher education is roughly split into the system of colleges and universities. Many colleges are directly affiliated with a university and operate as college faculties of the university. Universities generally award both college and university level courses. In the old system, college level training lasts three to four years, where as a university degree takes at least four years to complete and at most 5 years with the exception of the six year long medical program. Further, university studies were split in three stages roughly corresponding to the bachelor, master and PhD courses but with longer study periods.
Starting in 2005 and 2006, Hungarian institutions of higher education have started the transformation toward the regulations of the Bologna system. In the new system, both colleges and universities may launch bachelor, master and PhD programs provided that the necessary requirements are fulfilled. This also means that all awarded degrees are equivalent and transferable throughout the EU and many other countries.
As in many other countries, some qualifications will not be available at bachelor level, but instead start with the award of a master degree. Examples of such qualifications are: medical studies, veterinary science, pharmaceutical studies and architecture to name a few.
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For the past twenty years, over 10,000 international students have attended Hungarian higher education. Hungary is especially popular for studies in the sciences – in particular in such fields as medicine, dentistry and veterinary medicine to name a few. These are all programs with very competitive admission in many countries and where Hungary offers a great alternative.
The education offered is high quality with medical degrees accepted by the WHO and directly transferable to any EU country. Many schools also increasingly offer these degrees and more in English or other foreign languages such as German in order to attract more foreign students.
Higher Education in Hungary
The Hungarian system of higher education is roughly split into the system of colleges and universities. Many colleges are directly affiliated with a university and operate as college faculties of the university. Universities generally award both college and university level courses. In the old system, college level training lasts three to four years, where as a university degree takes at least four years to complete and at most 5 years with the exception of the six year long medical program. Further, university studies were split in three stages roughly corresponding to the bachelor, master and PhD courses but with longer study periods.
Starting in 2005 and 2006, Hungarian institutions of higher education have started the transformation toward the regulations of the Bologna system. In the new system, both colleges and universities may launch bachelor, master and PhD programs provided that the necessary requirements are fulfilled. This also means that all awarded degrees are equivalent and transferable throughout the EU and many other countries.
As in many other countries, some qualifications will not be available at bachelor level, but instead start with the award of a master degree. Examples of such qualifications are: medical studies, veterinary science, pharmaceutical studies and architecture to name a few.
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