A rigorous computer science program designed to turn strong theoretical knowledge into real-world problem-solving skills. Offered by a high-ranking (QS 584, ARWU 501-600 in 2026) university.
Computer Science Engineering BSc, ELTE
7 semesters
3200 EUR/semester
(please note: to be able to obtain an Acceptance Letter, apply for a visa and start your studies, 2-semesters’ tuition fee and some other minor fees must be paid upfront)
Budapest
English
- For September intake: 30 June
Direct admission or admission
with a foundation
program
Description of the Program
The program aims to educate Computer Scientists who combine strong theoretical foundations with practical, profession-ready skills. Graduates are prepared to contribute effectively to software development, information system design, and system operation across a wide range of application areas. Their role often bridges the gap between system users and developers, requiring both technical insight and communication skills. As a result, Computer Scientists operate at the intersection of engineering design and mathematical problem solving, typically working as part of complex, large-scale project teams.
Students receive a comprehensive education in computer science and software engineering, complemented by focused training in key technical domains such as programming languages, data structures, information retrieval, operating systems, and compiler technologies. The curriculum emphasizes both conceptual understanding and applied methodologies used in the design, development, and implementation of modern computer systems. Practical programming competencies are reinforced throughout the program by coursework in pure and applied mathematics, as well as theoretical computer science, ensuring a well-balanced and rigorous academic experience.
What is this program exceptional at?
The program’s academic quality is ensured by an experienced and highly qualified teaching staff, supported by up-to-date facilities and advanced computing infrastructure. Students work in modern laboratories dedicated to areas such as artificial intelligence, database technologies, and robotics. The Faculty library provides access to an extensive academic collection, supporting both coursework and independent research. To ease the transition into university life, first-year students are supported through a structured mentoring system, where senior and doctoral students help them navigate academic and practical challenges.
Beyond its strong theoretical foundations, the program places significant emphasis on real-world relevance. Close cooperation with industry partners, along with joint research and development initiatives, enables students to gain practical insight into current technologies and professional practices. International mobility is also encouraged through bilateral agreements with universities worldwide, allowing students to study abroad for one or two semesters or to participate in collaborative research projects.
Undergraduate research is actively promoted and guided by the Faculty’s leading researchers. Students engaged in these activities regularly present their results at an annual academic conference organized by the Faculty. In addition, thematic workshops and professional events are held in collaboration with international partners, further enriching the academic environment.
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