Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme
Stipendium Hungaricum →, the Hungarian Government’s most prestigious higher education scholarship programme, offers a wide range of courses for high-achieving international students with an excellent academic track record. The scholarship aims to support the internationalisation of Hungarian higher education and its constant development, strengthen the international relations of the academic and research community, and promote the good reputation and competitiveness of Hungarian higher education worldwide.
Scholarship Programme for Christian Young People (SCYP)
Scholarship Programme for Christian Young People → is a scholarship programme established by the Government of Hungary in the spirit of the policy of solidarity towards persecuted Christian religious minorities. The aim of the Scholarship Programme is to enable Christian young people from crisis regions of the world who are subject to religious persecution, threats, or restrictions on the free exercise of religion in their home countries to pursue higher education in Hungary. An important added value of the scholarship programme is that young people return home after their years of study to contribute to their communities and country.
PANNÓNIA Scholarship Programme
International mobility programs → offer a wide range of opportunities for learning, researching, professional development, and networking!
Through the unique Hungarian Pannonia Program, The Hungarian Government provides opportunities for beneficiaries (Hungarian higher education institutions) to establish meaningful international partnerships with other higher education institutions and their legal entities (training and research centres, public and private organizations, etc.) through bilateral agreements. Students and staff can apply for outgoing mobilities, while the universities have the opportunity to invite well reknowed instructors for short term teaching mobility, or to organize other kind of networking events, or conferences. The programme is coordinated by the Tempus Public Foundation.
