8 Engineering Degree Programs in Hungary

International Studies Center University of Pécs Medical School offers a complex and integrated preparatory program in English for Architecture and Engineering that meets the language development needs of international students and facilitate their integration into the context of higher education in Hungary. International programs at Hungarian universities minimally require B2 (upper-intermediate) language level and you have to be knowledgeable in your chosen field of studies for admission.

The Preparatory/Foundation Program in Pre-Engineering - Technical Sciences might be one of the most complex study fields, and so, it takes great effort to complete higher educational courses within these subjects. The subjects in Pre-engineering course are Mathematics, Physics, IT, and English.

The Bachelor of Viticulture and Oenology Engineering program offers the opportunity for students to study viticulture and winemaking, including their technological background as well as vine types in Hungary and around the world.

In the frame of the high-standard full-time Materials Engineering BSc program, students are not only provided with a thorough practical foundation but emphasis is also put on improving their engineering skills through the Faculty’s active and extensive relations with top companies.

The program aims to train logistics engineers with knowledge in natural sciences, specific technical fields, economics, management, IT, industrial and transport technology. These engineers will be equipped to handle logistics tasks and qualified to participate in the production, quality control, and operation management of logistics equipment.

NCUK International Foundation Year will give you specialist English language, study, and cultural skills that are an essential part of your degree course. This unique combination will help you to get into the University of your choice and get on with your future career.

The International Welding Postgraduate Specialist Training Course comprises 3 semesters, culminating in a degree thesis and a final examination, with successful candidates receiving the Diploma of International Welding Engineer/European Welding Engineer.

The aim is to train mechatronic engineers capable to integrate mechanical engineering with electronics, electrotechnics, and computer control synergically at world standards, to develop and model the concept of, and subsequently to produce the design and production design of mechatronic equipment, processes, and systems and smart machines, as well as to operate and maintain them.