21.09.2020.

18.09.2020.

CEEPUS scholarship holders can find the latest rules related to entering or exiting Hungary during the coronavirus pandemic on this website. The information is being updated continuously on this webpage.

11.09.2020.

FOR STUDENTS, TEACHERS, STAFF MEMBERS AND RESEARCHERS

01.09.2020.

Latest regulations related to entering Hungary

19.08.2020.

We would like to inform you about the latest procedures on the rules of entering Hungary and the special medical examinations for non-Hungarian students and higher education staff.

11.08.2020.

Allocation of the reserve list applicants

10.08.2020.

Travel with D type visa

22.07.2020.

It has come to our knowledge that a misleading email address has been used to contact Stipendium Hungaricum applicants and request money from them on behalf of Tempus Public Foundation.

22.07.2020.

Ministry for Innovation and Technology and Tempus Public Foundation lead international consortium for the development of teaching and learning in higher education

29.06.2020.

Tempus Public Foundation / Hungarian National CEEPUS Office offers CEEPUS Freemover mobility scholarships for incoming university students and teachers from CEEPUS member countries in the winter semester (1 September 2020 – 31 January 2021) of the Academic Year 2020/2021.

12.11.2019.

Altogether, 114 European higher education institutions from 24 member states are represented in the new programme of the European Commission. Due to the initiative called 'European Universities', launched last year, the projects of 17 international alliances can be launched in the near future. As many as five alliances with a Hungarian member received funding, making Hungary the sixth most successful country in the EU.

24.07.2015.

Results of the Campus Hungary Programme

23.07.2015.

Run for over 10 years now, the Erasmus Mundus programme supports gap-filling international master’s programmes. Hungarian higher education institutions, too, have significant achievements in this excellence programme run by the EU.

15.07.2015.

How can effectively co-operate the fields of education and the world of work? How can companies and enterprises get more interested in dual training? These were the main issues of the conference on 11-12 June 2015 in Budapest, attended by 95 participants, representing 10 European countries. The event was organised by the Austrian, Romanian and Hungarian Erasmus+ national agencies, with the support of the NetWBL international network.

26.06.2015.

EACEA (Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency), which is responsible for the management of the complete life cycle of the Europe for Citizens projects, has published the selection results of the first round on its website.

08.06.2015.

In Hungary, 230 education and training mobility projects received support