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Study in Hungary


Hungary might not seem like an obvious choice for studying abroad and it’s true that its universities aren’t exactly brimming with British students, but the country is becoming increasingly popular with international students, particularly those interested in science-related degrees such as medicine and veterinary science.
There are 25 universities in Hungary, along with a number of colleges that offer full bachelor’s degree programmes.
While universities in Hungary aren’t nearly as prominent in international rankings as those in the UK and the US, its institutions are gaining increasing attention from international quarters. The University of Szeged is in the band 551–600 in the 2014–15 QS World University Rankings. Eรถtvรถs Lorรกnd University is in the band 601–650, with the University of Debrecen and the Corvinus University of Budapest is in the band 701+.
There are a wide variety of courses taught in English, ranging from undergraduate degrees all the way up to postgraduate courses.
Entry and visa regulations
EU/EEA students do not need a visa to study in Hungary, but they do need to apply for a residence permit within 90 days of moving to the country.
To apply for a place on a course, you’ll generally need to apply in February for Hungarian-language courses, although application dates vary between institutions and are usually later for English-language courses. Prospective students need to apply directly to their chosen institution.
If you want to take a course in Hungarian, you’ll have to take an exam to prove your language skills. You’ll also need to take entrance exams if you wish to study medicine or a related subject.
Students from English-speaking countries are exempt from taking English proficiency exams if their language of instruction will be English.
Funding your study
Hungary awards state-funded places — where students do not have to pay for tuition or registration but may be asked to pay a small contribution — based on grades.
EU students may be able to qualify for a state-funded place under this system but the government has recently cut the number of state-funded places on offer so prospective students should not rely on getting a free place.
Potential students should contact their institution of choice in the first case to find out whether or not state-funded places may be available to them. Some universities offer tuition fee reductions after the first year to students who achieve high grades. Tuition fees for courses other than medicine and pharmacy are generally much lower — starting from around £800 per year — than in the UK, but they do vary significantly between universities.
Living costs are relatively inexpensive in Hungary, with many universities advising that students can get by on around £400 per month. However, there are no student loans available to EU students in Hungary, so you’ll have to find another way of funding your living costs and tuition expenses.
Students are allowed to work part-time while studying, but finding a job will be difficult without Hungarian skills. Wages are very low at around £1.25–£2.00 per hour for typical student jobs, so foreign students may find it more beneficial to return home during breaks to work instead.
Many universities offer dormitory accommodation, which is relatively cheap and likely to cost less than £200 per month. Prices can be similarly low in shared private accommodation if you share a flat with other students.
Costs of living
Typical prices (GBP, April 2015) are:
Apartment £112 - £159 per month
Meal, inexpensive restaurant £3.17
Meal at McDonalds £3.62
Domestic beer (0.5 litre draught) £0.73
Imported beer (0.33 litre bottle) £0.97
Cappuccino £0.82
Coke/Pepsi (0.33 litre bottle) £0.59
Water (0.33 litre bottle) £0.39
Loaf of bread £0.42
Cigarettes £2.43
One-way ticket local transport £0.85
Cinema ticket £3.64
Health and safety
It is a legal requirement in Hungary that you carry a passport or other form of identification with you at all times.
EU/EEA students can access healthcare in Hungary using their European Health Insurance Card in the same way as Hungarian nationals. You will have to pay a fee at the point of service, though this is small — around £2 at a clinic or for outpatient treatment at a hospital.
Hungary is generally a very safe country, however there are a number of scams operating in the country that target foreigners. In particular, concerns have been noted about bars, clubs, taxis and restaurants that use threats of violence to intimidate foreigners into paying exorbitant bills.



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Study in Spain

One of the biggest reasons students choose to study abroad is the opportunity to learn another language, and in this regard, you can’t beat Spain. With the national dialect the second most spoken language in the world, it’s certainly a good one to master and an ability to do so will likely enhance your CV significantly.

  • Spain is the most popular destination for students on the Erasmus exchange programme, which allows them to spend a year away from their home university in a foreign country.
  • The country has many highly regarded institutions, with the Universitat de Barcelona the highest rated in the 2014–15 QS World University Rankings at 166th. Universitat Autรฒnoma de Barcelona follows at 173rd, with the Universidad Autonoma de Madrid at 178th.
  • Spain has 76 universities, with about two-third of these state-funded while the remainder are private institutions.
  • While the majority of courses in Spanish universities are taught in Spanish, there are also a number of courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate level in English.

Entry and visa regulations

EU students do not require a visa to study in Spain, but they must apply for a residence permit from the Central Registry Office for Foreigners within three months of arrival.

  • To apply as an undergraduate student, you will first need to contact the Spanish National University for Distance Education in order to have your documents validated and confirm any special requirements that apply to your home country. You can then apply directly to the university of your choice.
  • Officially the cut-off date for applying to universities in Spain for autumn admission is in June, but it’s a good idea to apply much earlier as an international student due to the validation procedure.
  • At postgraduate level, students should go directly to their chosen institution.

Funding your study

Fees for tuition at public universities are set by education bodies at a regional level, so these vary around the country.

  • In all areas, however, the costs are much lower than in the UK, ranging from about £400 to £1,000 per year. Private universities are much more expensive.
  • There are very few scholarship opportunities for foreign students in Spain and Student loans are generally not available to international students who’ve moved to the country to study.
  • Many students work part-time while studying and no extra permission is needed to do so, but it will be harder to find work if you don’t have adequate Spanish skills.
  • Universities usually offer some accommodation, either on or off campus, and some also help arrange homestays with local families for students wishing to improve their language skills. Flat-sharing is also common among students and many stay in hostels or use sofa-surfing sites when they first arrive in Spain and then seek more permanent housing.

The cost of consumer goods and services in Spain is below average in comparison with other European countries.

Typical costs in Spain (GBP, March 2015) include:
  • Apartment rent, 1 bedroom: £259 - £346 per month
  • Meal, inexpensive restaurant: £7.12
  • Meal at McDonalds: £4.98
  • Domestic beer (0.5 litre draught): £1.42
  • Imported beer (0.33 litre bottle): £1.92
  • Cappuccino: £1.14
  • Coke/Pepsi (0.33 litre bottle): £1.22
  • Water (0.33 litre bottle): £0.85
  • Loaf of bread: £0.67
  • Cigarettes: £3.38
  • One-way ticket local transport: £1.00
  • Cinema ticket: £5.34

Health and safety

  • Spain is generally a safe country, but pickpocketing and bag-snatching can be a problem in many larger cities in Spain, especially Barcelona, and passport theft is a particular concern. Avoid carrying valuables around and be alert to your surroundings. 
  • You’ll have to pay 40 per cent of the cost of any prescriptions you get from a state-funded healthcare provider.
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