IMPORTANT!
Due to the high volume of applications and the anticipated extended duration of visa processing procedures, the University of Miskolc will close the applications for applicants from Bangladesh, Pakistan, Syria, Afghanistan and Yemen as of 30 April 2026.
Applicants from the above-mentioned countries are strongly advised to submit their applications before the deadline. Please note that applications submitted after the stated closing date will no longer be considered or accepted.
Applying to a university in Europe can feel confusing, different requirements, deadlines, and unclear steps can make the process stressful.
With our step-by-step guidance, clear instructions, and ongoing support, you will know exactly what to do at every stage.
Join an international community, earn a European degree, and build a career without borders!
Check out our short video about University of Miskolc!
Founded in 1735, the University of Miskolc combines nearly 300 years of academic excellence with a modern, student-focused approach.
Today, more than 13000 students, including 650+ international students from over 60 countries, are part of a diverse and supportive community.
With over 35 English-taught programmes in fields like IT and mechanical engineering, materials and chemical engineering, earth and environmental sciences, business, law, humanities and social sciences, health sciences, and classical music the university prepares students for real-world careers in Europe and beyond.
Affordable tuition, scholarship opportunities, and a welcoming campus environment make Miskolc an ideal choice for international students looking for quality education and a personal experience.
The international community here is amazing.
University of Miskolc made my dream come true.
It was a very good thing for me that I can go to a University where the educational opportunities are fantastic.
This is my first year here at the University of Miskolc, they are really helpful to us, they are really kind.
This is the place where you can grow and learn and broaden all your possibilities.
The student life here in the University of Miskolc is amazing.
The University also allows students to participate in different job fairs, which enables them to expand their networks and connect with different industries.
Its not just about studying abroad for me; its more like connecting international relationship between people all over the world. And thats what I call a dream come true.
I chose University of Miskolc because of the high quality of the curriculum and the excellent reputation of the teaching staff.
This video will walk you through the application process to the University of Miskolc in Hungary, one of Central Europe’s hidden gems for international students!
Submitting your application is simple and fully online! Just click the “Apply Now” button to get started.
No, it’s not because we’re trying to meet your whole family! In Hungary, your mother’s name is an official part of your identity and helps with things like residence permits, bank accounts, and other official processes.
If you’re eligible, you’ll take a short online oral exam where we test your motivation and English skills. Think of it as a friendly quiz to show off what you know. Don’t worry, all the tips and requirements are on the programme’s website, so you won’t be flying blind!
Absolutely! No need to panic, if you studied in English at high school or university, just show us an official Medium of Instruction. UM happily accepts this, along with IELTS, TOEFL, or any equivalent certificate.
First, pay your tuition to get your Final Letter of Acceptance, your golden ticket to Hungary! Then grab your Hungarian VISA and come to UM for registration week, and let your international mentor help you settle in and explore the campus.
The programme is for students interested in exploring Central Europe’s fascinating past, present, and future through specially designed courses. The programme provides insight into Central Europe’s historic, political, social and cultural development in a broader comparative context. It is an indispensable approach, as cultures have clashed in the region for many centuries. The programme offers courses in various academic disciplines taught in English by local faculty and professors who are experts in their fields of study.
Any kind of BA or BSc (or equivalent) diploma, preferably in the social sciences and a good command of English, written and spoken, proofed by a language certificate B2 or higher), or a certificate of study conducted in English.
During a 20–30-minute online admission interview, the applicant’s knowledge in social sciences, research interests and motivation, commitment to study Central-European issues and language proficiency is assessed. Successful candidates are expected to answer the following questions on their professional backgrounds, and motivations:
Applicants can score a maximum of 100 points. Applicants who score at least 80 points will be admitted to the MA program. Applicants who score less than 80 points will be rejected.
The program aims to train experts with specialised knowledge to handle tasks related to foreign affairs, economics, research, representation, intercultural relations, cultural diplomacy and organizations in the Central European region. Graduates will be equipped to work in scientific, media related, diplomatic, entrepreneurial, institutional and cultural settings. They will also be prepared to pursue doctoral studies.
Meet our Student Ambassador and connect with Student Coordinator from the Faculty. Check out their testimonials or reach out to them directly!
Established in 1992, the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences is one of the youngest of eight faculties at the long-established University of Miskolc. The faculty increases the diversity and expands the range of opportunities available at the university. As the regional centre for the humanities, social sciences and teacher training, our faculty continues to be a leading teaching and research centre serving both the region and society. We look forward to welcoming you in person!
