Mechanical Engineering BSc, JNU bic_2021_admn 2025.12.09.
The objective of the programme is to train and educate engineers who are able to install, exploit and maintain information technology based systems and services including the design and development of the necessary software systems as well.
Mechanical Engineering BSc
Length of course

7 semesters

Tuition fee

3000 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)

Location of campus

Kecskemét

Language of tuition

English

Application deadlines
  • For September intake: 30 June
Admission options

Direct admission or admission
with a foundation
program

Description of the Program

Mechanical engineering is where ideas turn into machines, systems, and technologies that shape the modern world. At John von Neumann University, the Mechanical Engineering BSc offers a hands-on, future-ready education that prepares students to design, develop, and operate the machines and industrial systems behind today’s most dynamic industries.

This English-taught bachelor’s program combines strong theoretical foundations with practical engineering training from the very first semesters. Students gain in-depth understanding of mechanics, materials, manufacturing technologies, automation, and energy systems, all through project-based learning and modern laboratory infrastructure.

What makes this program truly powerful is its direct connection to industry. John von Neumann University works closely with leading industrial partners, giving students real production environments, applied projects, and internship opportunities that dramatically increase employability after graduation. By the time students receive their degree, they also have many hours of work experience behind them.

Graduates of the Mechanical Engineering BSc are ready to enter the global job market or continue their studies at master’s level in engineering, robotics, automotive technologies, manufacturing, or energy systems. This is a program for students who want to build, create, optimize, and solve real-world technical challenges, not just study them.

Specializations

  • Materials technology and quality
  • Production Informatics
  • Mechatronics
  • Plastics Processing

Check out the curriculum of the program.

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This program is offered by John von Neumann University (JNU)