How about studying in Hungary as an undergraduate?

Many foreign students in Hungary have few choices and are not particularly clear about studying in Hungary. Hungary is one of the countries that attract the most foreign investment per capita in Central and Eastern Europe. Social stability, mild climate and beautiful scenery. There are many cultural relics and historic sites, which attracts many people to study here. What about studying in Hungary? Come and see what I made up for you. Welcome to read!

How do undergraduates study in Hungary? Conditions for studying in Hungary.

Education:

Students who want to study undergraduate courses in Hungary must get diplomas from high schools, technical secondary schools, junior colleges and technical schools. Some Hungarian undergraduate colleges can also accept students who have finished their second year of high school, but they are required to pass domestic examinations. Only by passing the exam can you apply for Hungarian undergraduate colleges. The requirements of Hungarian undergraduate courses do not provide college entrance examination results, but some institutions also require students to take entrance examinations. Students who want to study medicine in Hungary must be excellent in high school biochemistry.

Language:

Most of the courses in Hungarian universities are taught in Hungarian. If you choose to study in Hungarian, you must first learn Hungarian. If you choose to teach in Hungarian, the tuition fee is much less than that in English. If you choose English-taught courses, you should provide IELTS scores to Hungarian schools. Minimum requirement of IELTS in Hungary is 5.0. Students who do not meet this minimum requirement can go to the preparatory course of the undergraduate college you apply for to learn the language. Students who want to study medicine in Hungary can take the entrance exam in IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 79-93. If your IELTS score exceeds 6.5, you may not take the entrance examination.

Advantages of studying in Hungary

1, located in the center of Europe, is the seventh largest destination for studying in Europe.

There are nearly 67 colleges and universities in more than 20 cities.

3. Quality education with a long history. Ranked among the 20 countries with the best education system in the world.

4. The quality of education is very high. All majors are taught in European standard English and can be transferred to other institutions in the European Union.

5. This diploma is recognized by the European Union and the Ministry of Education of China.

6. Strong academic atmosphere has trained 14 Nobel Prize winners in physical chemistry and other scientific and technological fields.

7. There are many excellent disciplines, such as dentistry, otolaryngology, cardiac surgery and veterinary medicine, which are all in the leading position in the world.

8. More than 500 certified English learning courses are provided for international students, and more than 30,000 foreign students are studying for degree courses at school.

9. The cost of living is low. The total annual expenditure of undergraduate course is 7-65,438+10,000 RMB; The master's annual total expenditure is10-120,000 RMB.

10, international students can work part-time legally, and the working hours are allowed to be 20 hours per week.

1 1. You can also apply for a work visa after graduation. The employment rate is high and the immigration policy is good.

Study abroad expenses in Hungary

Studying in Hungary costs about 65,438+000,000 HUF (US$ 500) per month to cover daily expenses. This fee includes housing rent, food, clothing, personal hygiene, local transportation, study materials, health insurance, telephone and other expenses (excluding tuition). * Cheap accommodation is your university dormitory. This is also the main venue for activities. Of course, you can choose to rent an apartment. You can live in an apartment with the owner, rent a whole set to live alone, or live with friends. You can get relevant rental information from universities or newspapers.

Since housing costs account for the main part of your monthly expenses, your monthly expenses depend on whether you choose to rent a house, an apartment or a student dormitory. There is also a slight difference in expenditure between regions: Budapest's expenditure is higher than other regions. Please refer to the following average cost table for monthly expenses: (250 HUF = 1 euro)

Rent a small apartment in Budapest: 50-60000 forint+utilities, etc.

Local transportation fee/month: 2600-7500 HUF.

Bus ticket: 230 HUF 1 bread: 150 HUF.

1 bottle of beer: 200-300 HUF

1 bottle of wine: 500-3000 HUF.

1 liter of milk: 150 HUF.

Health insurance: 15000 HUF

Eating out: 1, 000-000 HUF

Movie ticket: 1 000 HUF