European educationstarts in HungaryEuropeaneducationstarts in Hungary
We help you choose a university, get through admission, brush up your English, and not be left on your own after the move. Parents know what stage their child is at. Students know exactly who to turn to.
Beside your family every step of the way — from choosing a university to a student’s first months abroad.
A complex process —in clear stepsComplex processin clear steps
- 01Choosing a university
- 02Admissiona student residence permit is treated as part of the education route
- 03The move
- 04Settling in with a mentor on the ground
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Choose a university
- 2
Admission
a student residence permit is treated as part of the education route
- 3
Move & settle in
- 4
A mentor on the ground
A university for today.Opportunities — for years to come.A universityfor today.Opportunities —for years to come.
For applicants who want a strong European education
For parents investing deliberately in their child’s future
For families who care about getting the university and the route right
According to the QS World University Rankings 2026, leading Hungarian universities placed in the top 600–700 out of more than 8,400 universities worldwide — a level of recognition comparable to strong European higher-education systems.
Hungary is part of the European Higher Education Area: bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD degrees are comparable across the EU, which makes it easier to continue studying or find work in other European countries.
Graduates of leading Hungarian universities are in demand on the international job market. Budapest hosts offices of the Big Four, Morgan Stanley, IBM, Citi, Deutsche Bank, and dozens of other global companies that regularly hire specialists from Corvinus, Semmelweis, and BME. According to the relevant ministry, the average job search after graduation takes just 42 days.
Your route beginsearlier than it seemsYour routebeginsearlierthan it seems
There is no single application deadline that applies to every university and programme — dates depend on the specific university and field of study.
Admission windows open at different times of the year, so we recommend starting preparation early. We’ll work out the exact timing for your situation during a consultation.
English for applicantsand studentsEnglishfor applicantsand students
We prepare applicants and students for different goals — from exams and interviews to studying and the move itself. Below are examples of preparation tracks.
Exam preparation
Interview preparation
English for admission and study
English for the move
- Exam preparation
- Interview preparation
- English for admission and study
- English for the move
We prepare applicants and students for different goals — from exams and interviews to studying and the move itself. Below are examples of preparation tracks.
Ask us individually about the current availability to start.
Universities in Hungaryand fields of study
ELTEEötvös Loránd UniversityBudapestOpen university information
elte.hu/en ↗Humanities and natural sciences, IT, psychology, education, law
CORVINUSCorvinus University of BudapestBudapestOpen university information
uni-corvinus.hu ↗Business, economics, social sciences
SEMMELWEISSemmelweis UniversityBudapestOpen university information
semmelweis.hu/english ↗Medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, health sciences
BMEBudapest University of Technology and EconomicsBudapestOpen university information
bme.hu/en ↗Engineering, architecture, IT, economics
UNIVETUniversity of Veterinary Medicine BudapestBudapestOpen university information
univet.hu/en ↗Veterinary medicine and biological sciences
MOMEMoholy-Nagy University of Art and DesignBudapestOpen university information
mome.hu/en ↗Design, art, architecture, media
DEBRECENUniversity of DebrecenDebrecenOpen university information
edu.unideb.hu ↗Medicine, engineering, natural sciences, agriculture
SZEGEDUniversity of SzegedSzegedOpen university information
u-szeged.hu/english ↗Medicine, natural sciences, humanities, IT
PÉCSUniversity of PécsPécsOpen university information
international.pte.hu ↗Medicine, art, engineering, business
SZESzéchenyi István UniversityGyőrOpen university information
admissions.sze.hu ↗Automotive engineering, engineering, business, law
ÓBUDAÓbuda UniversityBudapestOpen university information
uni-obuda.hu ↗Applied engineering, IT, business
MATEHungarian University of Agriculture and Life SciencesGödöllő + campusesOpen university information
uni-mate.hu/en ↗Agricultural sciences, food technology, ecology, landscape design
Admission —isn’t the finish line
Your job after the move is to settle into the rhythm of studying and a new life. Ours is to help you quickly sort out everyday life, paperwork, and logistics, so the first months don’t get spent learning everything by trial and error.
Housing
It’s easier to catch the nuances that photos and descriptions don’t always show — room placement, living conditions, move-in details — once you’re there. The mentor helps you notice them and get oriented when choosing — the choice stays yours.
University
Enrolling in classes, changing your schedule, communicating with administration and faculty. The mentor helps you navigate the procedures and local practices that aren’t always spelled out in the official instructions.
Everyday life and the first days
Laundry, transport, a SIM card, ways to pay, and other everyday services — the mentor helps you work out what you’ll need in the first days, where to sort it out, and how to use it.
Part-time work and settling in
Where to look for student work, what rules apply, and who to contact — we’ll help you get oriented on the options and the process.
Our services
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Personal written route
A route plan covering the university, documents, deadlines, and the sequence of steps.
Separately: ongoing consulting · letters and applications · liaising with the admissions committee · submission tracking · translations · apostille · duties · fees.
90 €
Get the route - 02
Full admission support
Support through to official admission. The decision rests with the university.
Includes: programme selection · calendar · applications · motivation and cover letters · document preparation · liaising with the university · deadline and status tracking · coordinating translations/apostille within the scope of support. Paid separately: the university’s application fee and other agreed third-party payments.
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Mentorship
Help with everyday adaptation · help with administrative matters · explaining university rules · help with organisational matters · help communicating with the university · support in a new environment. The mentor helps you understand and supports you — decisions and actions remain the student’s own.
1350 € / month
Meet your mentor - 04
English for a specific goal
The programme is tailored to the goal: exams, interviews, study, or the move.
Price individual
Check available slots
A SEPARATE TRACKFOR PARENTS
Staying close to your child,even while they studyin another country
While your child studies in Europe, parents can, in parallel, obtain residency and, later, Paraguayan citizenship through the Paraguay Bio programme. It’s a separate service within EduPath — a different country, different legislation, a separate team.
Down the line, a Paraguayan passport lets parents visit Europe without a visa, and makes it easier to support your child financially — especially relevant if your child stays on in Europe to build a career and a future in the EU.
permanent Paraguayan residency status — separate from your child’s student visa
citizenship becomes available after the legally required holding period as a permanent resident
Paraguayan citizenship broadens your options for international travel
Frequently asked questions
The earlier, the more options stay open — application windows differ between universities. We work out the exact timing for your situation during a consultation.
Yes, and it’s usually a sound strategy — the route isn’t built around a single chance.
A backup option, built into the route in advance, kicks in — admission isn’t built around a single bet.
It depends on the university and programme. If your level isn’t there yet, a tutor works on that separately.
Yes — most international programmes at leading universities are taught entirely in English.
Yes, international students can work up to 30 hours a week during the semester and full-time during holidays, under a student residence permit.
Next comes the student residence permit, the move, and settling in on the ground with a mentor by your side.
It depends on the city and type of housing — a dormitory is usually cheaper than private rent. On average, budget from €700 a month for housing, food, and transport; we work out the exact figure for a specific city and university during a consultation.
We factor questions of formal representation into the route: we’ll explain what’s needed and the steps to take. Arranging the representative itself is on the family’s side; we discuss separately how we can help if needed.
