Call for Applications
for bachelor’s, master’s, one-tier master’s, non-degree
programmes and postgraduate specialist training courses
2023/2024
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1. The Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme ................. 4
3. The Application Process ............................................................ 12
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4. Studying in Hungary ................................................................. 22
5. Contact Details ......................................................................... 25
6. Annexes ................................................................................... 26
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1. The Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme
1.1. Mission of the Programme
The Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme was launched in 2013 by the Hungarian
Government with the aim of providing opportunity for foreign students to pursue their higher
education studies in Hungary. The core mission of the programme is to increase the number of
international students in Hungary and to encourage Hungarian higher education institutions to attract
top foreign students.
The scholarship programme is managed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and co-ordinated
by Tempus Public Foundation. The programme is based on bilateral educational cooperation
agreements signed between the Ministries responsible for education in the sending
countries/territories and Hungary. Currently more than 80 Sending Partners are engaged in the
programme on 5 different continents, and the geographical scope of the programme is widening each
year.
The scholarship program offers both full-degree and partial study opportunities in the three cycle
degree structure (bachelor's, master's and doctoral programmes), mostly in English language,
however, other foreign language study programmes are also available in the frame of the Stipendium
Hungaricum Scholarship Programme. Students can also apply for a one-year Hungarian language
preparatory training course, following which they can pursue their higher education studies in
Hungarian language.
Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship holders are encouraged to focus on their academic advancement
during their stay in Hungary, as all their tuition fees are covered, and their accommodation and living
costs are supported as well. Upon finishing their studies, a European degree in hand provides
graduates with a wide range of opportunities in the global job market.
Since 2013, the number of Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship holders has grown significantly, at the
same time increasing the ratio of self-paying international students in Hungarian universities. Between
2013 and 2019, the ratio of international students studying in Hungarian higher education institutions
has doubled, and the ratio of Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship holders among them has
quadrupled. As a result, the number of study programmes taught in foreign language(s) has tripled in
Hungarian universities since 2015.
The number of both Stipendium Hungaricum applicants and awardees is continuously increasing, as
well as the number of available scholarship places. In 2022, more than 50 0000 applications were
received and nearly 4900 scholarships were awarded, showing that since its launch, the Stipendium
Hungaricum scholarship has become a programme of excellence.
1.2. Available Scholarship Types
1.2.1. Study Levels
Stipendium Hungaricum scholarships are available for bachelor’s, master’s, one-tier master’s, doctoral,
non-degree programmes (preparatory courses) and postgraduate specialist training courses. Please
note that this Call for Application is for bachelor’s, master’s, one-tier master’s, non-degree
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programmes and postgraduate specialist training courses only. Please find the Call for Applications
for doctoral level here.
Important note: applications are only accepted for bachelor’s, master’s, one-tier master’s, non-degree
programmes and postgraduate specialist training courses OR for doctoral programmes; therefore
please consider carefully your selected programme(s).
Available Scholarship
Types
Duration
Qualifications at the end
of programme
Available
study
modes
full
time
partial
(exchange)
full time
partial
(exchange)
Degree
programmes
Bachelor
programmes
2-4
years
1 or 2
semesters
BA or BSc
degree
certificate
of
completion
full degree
and partial
(exchange)
Master
programmes
1.5-2
years
1 or 2
semesters
MA or
MSc
degree
certificate
of
completion
full degree
and partial
(exchange)
One-tier master
programmes
5-6
years
1 or 2
semesters
MA or
MSc
degree
certificate
of
completion
full degree
and partial
(exchange)
Non-degree
programmes1
Preparatory
course in
Hungarian
language
1
year
-
certificate
-
full degree
Postgraduate
specialist
training courses
1 -2
years
1 or 2
semesters
certificate
certificate
full degree
and partial
(exchange)
Note about one-tier master’s programmes and postgraduate specialist training courses:
In the Hungarian education system, one-tier master’s programmes cover both the bachelor and the
master level of studies; therefore, it is an undivided master programme that results in a master degree.
These one-tier programmes are offered in specific study fields such as general medicine, pharmacy,
dentistry, architecture, law, veterinary surgery, forestry engineering, etc.
Postgraduate specialist training courses provide the opportunity to obtain a specialized qualification
after bachelor’s or master’s degree. Preparatory courses are not available for postgraduate specialist
training courses.
1.2.2. Study Modes
Both full degree and partial (exchange) study modes are available, in accordance with the relevant
bilateral educational cooperation agreement. Full degree programmes are programmes that lead to a
bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degree. One-year programmes do not lead to a degree but provide a
preparatory course before a degree programme.
Partial (exchange) studies are one- or two-semester long exchange studies. If the partial (exchange)
studies are part of the student’s degree studies in their sending higher education institutions, those
who apply for partial (exchange) studies must be registered in and must have a student status at a
1 Please see section 2.6. for details about preparatory and specialisation courses
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higher education institution that operates outside of Hungary. In this case, applicants can only apply
to those study levels they are attending in their sending, home institutions (i.e.: doctoral level).
In case partial studies are not part of the student’s degree studies in their sending higher education
institutions, a student status at a higher education institution that operates outside of Hungary is not
needed.
Partial (exchange) studies are available for up to one academic year, must be completed by 30 June
and cannot be extended.
Please be extra cautious when selecting your preferred study programmes in the online application
system as most of the study programmes are offered both as full degree and partial study
programmes; therefore, those programmes appear twice. Please make sure that you select the
programme marked with the study mode of your desire, because it is not possible to change the
study mode after the application deadline.
1.3. Provisions Covered by the Scholarship
➢ Tuition-free education
-
exemption from the payment of tuition fee
➢ Monthly stipend
-
non-degree, bachelor’s, master’s and one-tier master’s level: monthly amount of
HUF 43,700 (cca EUR2 103) contribution to the living expenses in Hungary, for 12
months a year, until the completion of studies
➢ Accommodation contribution
-
free dormitory place or a contribution of HUF 40,000/month to accommodation costs
for the whole duration of the scholarship period (Please note that if the student does
not live in the dormitory, the HUF 40,000/month is a contribution to that rental costs,
and in bigger cities – especially in the capital city – this contribution would not cover
the full amount of rental costs.)
➢ Medical insurance
-
health care services according to the relevant Hungarian legislation (Act LXXX of 1997,
national health insurance card) and supplementary medical insurance for up to HUF
65,000 (cca EUR 153) a year/person
Please bear in mind that these provisions are only a contribution to the living expenses of the
Scholarship Holders. It means that it does not fully cover all the costs of living and the students need
to add their own financial resources in order to cover all living expenses in Hungary. All applicants are
highly advised to check the expected living expenses both in Hungary and in the city that they wish to
live in before applying; please do check our Cost of Living Calculator by clicking here:
http://www.studyinhungary.hu/living-in-hungary/menu/your-costs-of-living.html
2. Eligibility
2.1. Eligible Sending Partners
The Stipendium Hungaricum Programme is based on effective bilateral educational cooperation
2 The HUF/EUR exchange rate used in the call for application is of 7th October 2022
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agreements between the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade or its legal predecessor as
regards the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme, the Ministry of Human Capacities, and
the partner’s Ministry responsible for higher education. Applications will be considered eligible only if
the applicant is nominated by the responsible authorities of the Sending Partner.
For full time programmes, students can apply from the following Sending Partners: Arab Republic of
Egypt, Argentine Republic, Belize, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Democratic Republic of São Tomé and
Príncipe, Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, Federal
Republic of Nigeria, Federative Republic of Brazil, Georgia, Islamic Republic of Iran, Islamic Republic of
Pakistan, Japan, Kingdom of Cambodia, Kingdom of Morocco, Kingdom of Thailand, Kurdistan Regional
Government/Iraq, Kyrgyz Republic, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Lebanese Republic, Malaysia,
Mongolia, Montenegro, Oriental Republic of the Uruguay, Pacific Alliance (member states: Chile,
Colombia, Mexico and Peru), State of Palestine, Panama, People's Democratic Republic of Algeria,
People's Republic of Bangladesh, Republic of Burundi, People’s Republic of China, Republic of Albania,
Republic of Angola, Republic of Azerbaijan, Republic of Belarus, Republic of Botswana, Republic of Cabo
Verde, Republic of Chile, Republic of Colombia, Republic of Costa Rica, Republic of Cuba, Republic of
Ecuador, Republic of Ghana, Republic of India, Republic of Indonesia, Republic of Iraq, Republic of
Kazakhstan, Republic of Kenya, Republic of Korea, Republic of Kosovo, Republic of Liberia, Republic of
Maldives, Republic of Mali, Republic of Moldova, Republic of Namibia, Republic of North Macedonia,
Republic of Peru, Republic of Rwanda, Republic of Serbia, Republic of Seychelles, Republic of Sierra
Leone, Republic of Singapore, Republic of South Africa, Republic of the Marshall Islands, Republic of
the Philippines, Republic of the Union of Myanmar, Republic of Tajikistan, Republic of Turkey, Republic
of Uganda, Republic of Uzbekistan, Republic of Yemen, Russian Federation, Saint Lucia, Socialist
Republic of Vietnam, State of Eritrea, State of Israel, State of Kuwait, Sultanate of Oman, Syrian Arab
Republic, Taiwan, The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Tunisian Republic, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, United
Arab Emirates, United Mexican States, United Republic of Tanzania.
For partial (exchange) study programmes and for postgraduate specialist training courses, students
can apply from the following Sending Partners: Argentine Republic, Belize, Bosnia and Herzegovina ,
Democratic Republic of São Tomé and Príncipe, Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, Federal
Republic of Nigeria, Federative Republic of Brazil, Georgia, Japan, Kingdom of Cambodia, Kingdom of
Morocco, Lebanese Republic, Mongolia, Montenegro, Oriental Republic of the Uruguay, People’s
Republic of Bangladesh, People’s Republic of China, Republic of Albania, Republic of Angola, Republic
of Azerbaijan, Republic of Burundi, Republic of Belarus, Republic of Botswana, Republic of Chile,
Republic of Colombia, Republic of Costa Rica, Republic of Cuba, Republic of Ghana, Republic of India,
Republic of Indonesia, Republic of Iraq, Republic of Iran, Republic of Kenya, Republic of Korea, Republic
of Kosovo, Republic of Maldives, Republic of Mali, Republic of Moldova, Republic of North Macedonia,
Republic of Peru, Republic of Rwanda, Republic of Seychelles, Republic of Sierra Leone, Republic of
Singapore, Republic of the Marshall Islands, Republic of the Philippines, Republic of South Africa,
Republic of Turkey, Republic of Uganda, Republic of Uzbekistan, Republic of Yemen, Russian
Federation, Saint Lucia, Socialist Republic of Vietnam, State of Eritrea, State of Israel, State of Kuwait,
Sultanate of Oman, Syrian Arab Republic, Taiwan, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates, United
Mexican States, United Republic of Tanzania, The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
Please note that the programme is implemented through direct cooperation with the responsible
authorities of the Sending Partner. The application does not have any additional costs, therefore we
highly suggest you not to apply through any agencies.
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2.2. Non-eligibility
Applications will not be considered in the following cases:
➢ Hungarian citizens (including those with dual citizenships), persons granted a refugee status
(“menekült”), persons enjoying temporary protection (“menedékes”), persons admitted for
subsidiary protection (“oltalmazott”) and persons granted humanitarian protection
(“befogadott”),
Please note that this requirement is not only for applicants but for Scholarship Holders
as well; it means that, e.g., if you obtain Hungarian citizenship or refugee status during
your studies in Hungary, you automatically lose your scholarship status.
➢ Applicants with a citizenship different from the sending country/territory. For example, only
Brazilian citizens can apply through the Brazilian Sending Partner.
➢ Applicants born after 31 August 2005 (= applicants under 18 years old as of 31 August 2023
except applicants applying for Dance study programmes,
➢ Applicants applying for a doctoral programme within the SH programme in the same
application round
➢ Those applicants who are registered self-financed / fee-paying students of a Hungarian higher
education institution at the time of the application deadline AND who are applying for a study
level below their self-finances studies. It means that:
-
self-financed master students of a Hungarian higher education institution cannot
apply for bachelor studies, and
➢ Those former Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Holders who were awarded scholarships
for full degree studies and who
-
are now re-applying for full degree or partial (exchange) studies in the same cycle or
lower level of education (non-degree studies, bachelor, master, one-tire master level)
– (therefore, those Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Holders can apply for the
programme who apply to continue their studies at a higher level of education, e.g.
bachelor Scholarship Holders can apply for master studies!)
-
or who are now re-applying for the programme for any cycles of education while they
still have a scholarship status at the time of application (unless they withdraw their
former scholarship before the application deadline) and will not receive their degree
until 31 August 2023
-
or who have postponed the start date of their scholarship studies and did not
withdraw their scholarship before the current application deadline.
➢ Those former Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Holders who were awarded scholarships
for partial (exchange) studies and who
-
are now re-applying for partial (exchange) studies in the same cycle or lower level of
education (non-degree studies, bachelor, master, one-tire master level) – (therefore,
those Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Holders can apply for a higher level of
education, e.g. former bachelor Scholarship Holders can apply for master partial
(exchange) studies if they are now master students in their home countries!)
➢ Those former Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Holders who were awarded scholarships in
the 2020/21 or in the 2021/22 or in the 2022/23 application round, but after accepting their
scholarship, did not travel to Hungary and did not start their studies, nor did they notify
Tempus Public Foundation of this fact until 31 August. This clause also applies to those former
Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Holders who have postponed their scholarship awarded
in the 2021/22 application round, but did not travel to Hungary and did not start their studies
next year, nor did they notify Tempus Public Foundation of this fact until 31 August.
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Please note that it is only possible to re-apply for full degree scholarship studies in the same cycle of
education if the former Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Holder was previously awarded partial
(exchange) studies. Even in this case, the length of the full degree scholarship shall be reduced by the
length of the previous partial (exchange) studies.
Important note for self-financed students already studying in Hungary:
Those applicants who are registered self-financed / fee-paying students of a Hungarian higher
education institution at the time of the application deadline AND who are now applying for the same
study level are only eligible to apply for the Stipendium Hungaricum programme if
➢ they are recommended by their Hungarian host universities where they are studying at the
time of application, AND
➢ if their cumulative, corrected sum average (“összesített korrigált kreditindex”) is higher than
the students’ average performance in the particular study programme (“szakátlag”).
For example, self-financed master students enrolled in Hungary can apply to continue their studies
with the scholarship on the same master level only if they are recommended by their university and
their cumulative, corrected sum average is above average. Please see further details about the optional
application documents in Section 3.2.3. of the Call for Application.
2.3. Available Host Institutions and Study Programmes
At this levels,28 Hungarian higher education institutions are engaged in the Stipendium Hungaricum
Programme for the 2023/2024 academic year with about 650 study programmes in foreign languages
(taught mainly in English language). Study programmes are generally available in the English and
Hungarian languages, with some programmes offered in German and French as well.
The available study programmes and Host Institutions are accessible in the online application system
(https://apply.stipendiumhungaricum.hu/).
Please note that you can only apply for these study programmes within the frameworks of the
Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme.
Applicants are eligible to apply only for those scholarship types and study fields that are determined
in the educational cooperation programmes in effect between Hungary and the specific Sending
Partner. Please see the full list of available study fields regarding your sending country here:
https://stipendiumhungaricum.hu/partners/
2.4. Order of Selected Study Programmes
In addition to the first choice of study programme, there is an opportunity to apply for an additional,
second study programme. Therefore, each applicant can apply for up to TWO different study
programmes, in order of preference. These two study programmes can be both at the same Host
Institution and at different Host Institutions; it is the applicants’ decision.
The order of preference is essential. During the application process, the first selection and examination
process will be conducted for the study programmes selected as the first choices of the applicants. The
first priorities will be considered first and then, only the remaining free places will be filled with those
applicants who are not approved for their first choice of programmes. In this way, the chances of
receive the scholarship are relatively higher for the study programmes selected as first choices because
there are more free places at that time.
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Please note that after the application deadline, the selected programmes (including the study language
and the study mode!) and the order of preference cannot be changed by the applicant! We strongly
advise all applicants to carefully check the minimum entry requirements of the study programmes and
take time to decide on the order of the two programme preferences. We also highly encourage the
applicants to increase their chances of receiving the scholarship by apply for not only one but two
study programmes in total.
2.5. Language of Study Programmes
Applicants are eligible to apply only if they meet the minimum language criteria set by the chosen Host
Institution. Please visit the online application system (https://apply.stipendiumhungaricum.hu/) to see
the exact language criteria for each study programme!
Study
modes
Study programmes
taught in English and
other foreign languages
Study programmes taught in Hungarian language
applicants with at least an
intermediate (B2) level of
Hungarian language knowledge
applicants with basic or no Hungarian
language knowledge
minimum
level of
knowledge
language
preparatory
year
minimum level
of knowledge
language
preparatory
year
minimum level of
knowledge
language
preparatory year
Full degree
studies
level of
English
proficiency
determined
by the Host
Institution
none
level of
Hungarian
proficiency
determined by
the Host
Institution
none if the
language
certificate is
uploaded
level of English
proficiency
determined by
the Host
Institution,
usually basic level
yes, obligatory
one-year
Hungarian
language
preparatory
course
Partial
(exchange)
studies
not available
not available
Note about language choice in the online application system:
The study programmes are listed as foreign language programmes in the online application system by
default. However, if you wish to start your studies at a full degree programme in Hungarian language,
you need to answer the “Would you like to perform your studies in Hungarian at the selected full
degree programme?” question on the application form with “Yes, I would like to perform my studies
in Hungarian at the selected full degree programme.” If you select this, you can only be considered for
the full degree selected programme in Hungarian language, therefore please be cautious when filling
out the online application form. In case you apply for Preparatory course in Hungarian language, please
select the following answer: “No, I would not like to study in Hungarian at my full degree programme.”
2.5.1. Studies in English or Other Foreign Language
Students shall have a level of proficiency in the language of education as required by the Host
Institution. The applicants need to directly apply for the study programmes in the online application
system.
2.5.2. Studies in the Hungarian Language
Those applicants who wish to perform their studies in Hungarian language need to have sufficient
language level. A copy of the proof of Hungarian as a foreign language knowledge has to be uploaded
as part of the application in the online system. The level of Hungarian language skills will be tested
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during institutional entrance examinations. Please note that if you apply only to Hungarian study
programmes directly, but fail the language test, you cannot be admitted to any places.
Those applicants whose language skills are not sufficient to complete their studies in Hungarian shall
complete an obligatory one-year preparatory language course of Hungarian before starting their
degree courses. For this, the applicants are usually required to have at least a basic level of English
proficiency. In the online application system, the applicants need to apply directly for the preparatory
course (and NOT for the degree programme they wish to start after the language preparatory year).
To see all Hungarian language preparatory courses and entry requirements, please check the online
application system (https://apply.stipendiumhungaricum.hu/)
2.5.6. Hungarian as foreign language
In the first year of their studies, Scholarship Holders are required to attend the course of „Hungarian
as foreign language” offered by the host university, and to pass an exam at the end of the second
semester (except Scholarship Holders studying in Hungarian language). Scholarship holders who do
not attend the course will not be able to receive the monthly stipend (mentioned at 1.3.). The monthly
stipend for students who take the course but fail to pass the exam will be reduced to 30,000
HUF/month.
2.6. Preparatory Courses and foundation semester/year
Besides full degree programmes, full-time non-degree programmes are also available within the
programme in certain cases, for up to one year. Please read this section if you are applying for study
programmes in the field of Music, Engineering or Computer Science and Information Technology.
Preparatory courses are non-degree programmes before starting a bachelor or master level degree
programme at a Host Institution (both with the scholarship).
Regarding the preparatory courses, applicants can ONLY apply for Hungarian language preparatory
programmes. Even these preparatory courses can ONLY be applied for if the student wishes to
continue his/her degree studies at a Hungarian language programme after the preparatory year. After
completion, it is not possible to continue the studies in English or other foreign languages. Please see
Section 2.5.2. for further details about this.
However, ONLY in case of English language full degree study programmes in the field of Engineering
and Music or Computer Science and Information Technology during the institutional entrance
examination process and based on the professional evaluation of the applicant, the Host institutions
have the right to make the decision to admit the applicant for a foundation semester/year before they
can actually start their full degree programmes. This is only available for a foundation semester/year
before bachelor and master level programmes in the field of Engineering, Music or Computer Science
and Information Technology. Applicants, therefore, cannot directly apply for foundation
semester/year in English language; it is always the Host Institutions’ decision if a professional
preparation year is necessary or not.
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3. The Application Process
3.1. Application Timeline
3.2. Application Documents to be submitted to Tempus Public Foundation
PLEASE CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE CHECKLIST FOR THE APPLICATION DOCUMENTS
No hard copies of any of these documents are required by Tempus Public Foundation at the time of
application. The Sending Partners might require hard copies. Please check their requirements.
➢ See Section 3.2.1. for application documents that need to be uploaded by all applicants.
➢ See Section 3.2.2. for additional documents that need to be uploaded only by Art & Music
applicants.
➢ See Section 3.3. for the list of application documents that may be uploaded after the
application deadline too.
3.2.1. Basic Application Documents
All of the following documents are compulsory and need to be submitted to the online application
surface by all applicants until 16 January 2023, 2 pm except for the medical certificate which must be
submitted by the nominated applicants only until 15 April
Please note that only files with a maximum size of 4 MB can be uploaded in the system.
Application
Documents
Detailed Requirements
Required to
be
uploaded by
Online
application form
- the applicants must fill out and save all requested information on the
online application form in English
- a recent photo of the applicant (taken not earlier than 2 years before
the submission of the application)
- those who apply for partial (exchange) studies must clearly state the
length (indicated in months) and start date (September of February)
of the studies they apply for.
all
applicants
Motivation Letter
- minimum 1 page, typed in Times New Roman 12 point letters
- written in the language of the selected study programme or in
Hungarian
all
applicants
Proof of language
proficiency and
their translations
- scanned copy of the original proof of language proficiency, with a
minimum level determined by the Host Institution AND its translation
- see section 2.5. for further details
all
applicants
until 30
September 2023
arrival to Hungary
July- August 2023
visa application
process
end of
June/middle of
July 2023
notification about
selection results
15 April 2023
submitting medical
certificate
middle of March -
end of May 2023
Second selection
point: institutional
admission
procedure
28 February 2023
First selection
point: technical
check and
nomination
process
16 January 2023,
2pm
submitting
application:
to TPF and to
Sending Partner
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in the language
of the selected
study
programme or in
Hungarian
- in case the student has completed his/her previous level of studies in
the language of the selected study programme, a proof can be
uploaded about the fact that the language of education was the same
as the language of the study programme that the applicant is now
applying for
- translations only have to be attached if the copy of the original
document is not in the language of the selected study programme or
in Hungarian
School
certificates and
their translations
in the language
of the selected
study
programme or in
Hungarian
- bachelor level full time programmes: scanned copy of the original
secondary school graduation certificate or equivalent AND its
translation
- master level full time programmes: scanned copy of the original
bachelor degree certificate or equivalent AND its translation
- one-tier master level full time programmes: scanned copy of the
original secondary school graduation certificate or equivalent AND
their translations
- non-degree, Hungarian language preparatory programmes: scanned
copy of the secondary school graduation certificate AND its translation
- partial (exchange) study programmes (if the partial studies are part of
the student’s degree studies in their sending higher education
institutions): scanned copy of the original certificate about student
status issued by the current higher education institution where the
applicant is registered in, the document must certify that the student
status is expected to exist during the partial studies as well AND its
translation
- translations only have to be attached if the copy of the original
document is not in the language of the selected study programme or
in English
all
applicants
Transcript of
Records and its
translations in
the language of
the selected
study
programme or in
Hungarian
- copy of the original transcript of records regarding all academic
semesters or school years completed during previous studies (at the
highest level of education that the student have participated in) AND
its translation
- translations only have to be attached if the copy of the original
document is not in the language of the selected study programme or
in Hungarian
all
applicants
Copy of
Identification
Document
- provided that the applicant already has a passport, a scanned copy of
the passport’s data page should be uploaded
- in case the applicants do not yet have a passport, they should upload
the scanned copy of their national ID card
- that page has to be uploaded which contains both the personal data
and the photograph of the applicant
all
applicants
Acceptance of
Statement for
Application in the
online system
- all applicants need to accept the “Statement for Application” (see
Annex 2 for a sample)
- the statement can only be accepted in the online system, therefore
scanned and signed copies should not be uploaded
- the statement appears in the online application system after
registration – all applicants need to click on accepting it in order to be
able to submit their applications
all
applicants
Mandatory only for the applicants nominated by the Sending Partners all
applicants
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Medical
Certificate
-
scanned copy of a medical certificate of satisfactory health
condition
-
please use the following form (compulsory):
tka.hu/docs/palyazatok/mandatory_medical_certificate_template.pd
f
-
certificates have to be issued and signed by a physician to
declare the medical condition of the applicant (according to the
diseases listed on the form)
- must be submitted until 15 April (the medical certificate must be
submitted by the nominated applicants, however it is possible to
upload it from the beginning of the application period)
Scholarship holders will take part in medical examinations organized
by universities upon their arrival.
All documents that cannot be obtained or produced in the language of the selected study programme
or in Hungarian have to be translated and the translations have to be submitted together with a copy
of the original document.
Please note that, in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in European
Union law, you need to give your consents regarding data protection and accept our Privacy Policy
in order to be able to submit your application. These consents appear in the system after registration
as well as the Privacy Policy – that is also Annex 3.
3.2.2. Additional Documents for Art and Music Applicants
Beside the documents listed in Section 3.2.1, applicants applying for studies in the field of Arts and/or
Music need to upload the following documents as well. All of the following documents are required
and need to be submitted via the online application system by Art and Music applicants until 16
January 2023, 2 pm.
Application
Documents
Detailed requirements
Required to be uploaded by
Portfolio
photographs of three works of art / sketches (indicating
the date of creation)
applicants
of
study
programmes in the field of
Arts
Audio Portfolio
audio track of three works (indicating the date of the
creation)
applicants
of
study
programmes in the field of
Music
Please note that only files with a maximum size of 4 MB can be uploaded in the system. If the size of
the art portfolio or the audio portfolio is larger than 4 MB, please upload a document that contains the
link(s) where the portfolio file(s) can be downloaded from.
3.2.3. Additional documents for self-financed applicants who wish to continue their
studies with the scholarship
Those applicants who are registered self-financed / fee-paying students of a Hungarian higher
education institution at the time of the application deadline AND who are now re-applying for the
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same study level are only eligible to apply for the Stipendium Hungaricum programme in cases listed
in Section 2.2. about non-eligibility.
Apart from the requirements about the average performance of the applicant, they need to be
recommended by their Hungarian host universities where they are studying at the time of application.
Therefore, we recommend all of these applicants to contact their universities and discuss whether the
university wishes to recommend them for the scholarship.
In case you are recommended, please ask for a recommendation letter issued by the Hungarian Host
Institution. This letter will be uploaded in the online application system by the university.
3.3. Missing Documents
All documents listed in Section 3.2. are mandatory application documents. However, certain
documents are accepted to be uploaded even after the application deadline, provided that the
applicant could not possibly obtain the document by the deadline of application.
In this case, the applicants need to upload a signed declaration stating that they will obtain and upload
the missing document(s) until 1 August 2023 the latest. Please note that there is no form provided by
Tempus Public Foundation for the declaration, it can be written by the Applicant. No missing document
will be accepted if the declaration is not uploaded until 16 January 2023, 2 pm and/or if the missing
documents are not uploaded until 1 August 2023 thus such applications will be rejected automatically.
The following missing documents can be submitted after the application deadline, but no later than 1
August 2023.
Which documents can
be uploaded as missing
documents?
Who can upload these documents as
missing documents?
What
has
to
be
uploaded
until
16
January 2023, 2 pm
What has to
be uploaded
until
1
August
2023(TBC)?
School
certifica
tes and
their
translati
ons
high school
certificate
only applicants registered for the last
semester of their secondary school
studies
declaration signed by
the applicant
high school
graduation
certificate
bachelor
degree
certificate
only applicants registered for the last
semester
of
their
bachelor
programme
declaration signed by
the applicant
AND
high school certificate
and translation
bachelor
degree
certificate
master
degree
certificate
only applicants registered for the last
semester of their master programme
declaration signed by
the applicant
AND
bachelor degree with
translation
master
degree
certificate
Certificate of language
proficiency
only
applicants
awaiting
their
language test results at the time of
application
declaration signed by
the applicant
certificate of
language
proficiency
Copy of the valid
passport
only
applicants
awaiting
their
passport to be issued
declaration signed by
the applicant AND a
copy of national ID
copy
of
passport
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3.4. Submitting the Application
3.4.1. Application to Tempus Public Foundation
All applications shall be submitted through the online application system of Tempus Public Foundation.
After registration, the applicants are able to access the application system and upload the required
documents. Applications should be submitted; only saved applications will not be considered. Please
note that no applications will be accepted without the online submission and after the deadline. No
hard copies are required. A guide for the online system will be available to download from the
www.stipendiumhungaricum.hu website.
The deadline for submitting the complete application:
16 January 2023, 2 pm (Central European Time)
The online application system can be reached here: apply.stipendiumhungaricum.hu
All applicants are highly advised to carefully read our Application “Dos and Don'ts” document (please
click here to access) as well as the Privacy Policy (see Annex 3) that they need to consent to in order
to submit the application.
It is strongly recommended to register with an e-mail address that works properly and that the
applicant reads frequently. In case there is a change in the address – including during the study period
in Hungary – the host institution and Tempus Public Foundation should be immediately informed and
be provided with the new e-mail address by the applicant/scholarship holder. It is always the
responsibility of the applicant and the student to manage his/her own email account and to read the
letters regularly. Tempus Public Foundation is not responsible for the malfunctioning of the registered
e-mail account. Please avoid using for example a Hotmail or a Yahoo account because in that case
letters from Tempus Public Foundation usually go to the Spam folder. We strongly advise you not to
give your current institutional email address which may change after the start of your scholarship.
The information provided on the application – including the study programmes and their order of
preference – cannot be changed after the application deadline. By submitting the application, the
applicant declares that all information provided in the online application system of Tempus Public
Foundation – including the content of all uploaded documents – are true and correct to the best of
their knowledge and belief.
3.4.2. Application to the Sending Partners
All applications shall also be submitted to the responsible authority of the Sending Partner. Each
Sending Partner might have different deadlines and requirements for submitting the application
material. Applicants are strongly advised to contact the responsible authority at their Sending
Partner as soon as possible and inquire about the exact procedures. For contact details of the
responsible authority of the Sending Partner, please visit our website or click here.
The responsible authority of the Sending Partner will review and pre-select the applications. A
nomination list, including a reserve list will be forwarded to Tempus Public Foundation by the Sending
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Partner until the end of February 2023 Applications will be considered only if the applicant is
nominated. No other applications will be considered.
3.4.3. Flow Chart of Application Process
Please note that the dates are indicative.
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November 2022 - December 2022
applicants read and understand all
details of the Call for Application 2023-
2024 and prepare all application
documents
November 2022 - December 2022
applicants get in touch with the
Sending Partners about their selection
procedure
until the deadline given by the
Sending Partner
applicants submit the application to
the Sending Partners (if applicable)
November 2022- January 2023
applicants read the guide of Tempus
Public Foundation to the online
application system (available on
website)
until 16th January 2023, 2 pm
applicants submit the application
documents to the online surface of
Tempus Public Foundation and click on
"submit" button
second half of January 2023
technical check of the applications by
Tempus Public Foundation , eligible
applications are forwarded to the
Sending Partners
until the end of February 2023
the Sending Partner pre-selects the
submitted applications and sends a
nomination and a reserve list to
Tempus Public Foundation
middle of March 2023
the nominated applicants are
forwarded to the Host Institutions for
the admission process
until 15th April 2023
submitting the medical certificate
mid-March - end of May 2023
the Host Institutions select the
appliants who meet the minimum
entry requirements and inform them
about the details (date and method) of
the examination, exams start
end of May 2023
the Host Institutions forward the result
of the admission process to Tempus
Public Foundation
end of May - beginning of June 2023
Tempus Public Foundation allocates
the admitted applicants based on the
application preferences, the entrance
exam results, the capacities of the
Host Institutions, and the educational
cooperation agreements
middle/end of June 2023
the Board of Trustees of Tempus
Public Foundation makes a decision
about the applications
from the end of June 2023
the applicants are informed about the
final resuls by Tempus Public
Foundation
until 1st August 2023
successful applicants accept their
scholarship in the online system (if
relevant, any missing documents are
also uploaded)
July - August 2023
prospective students start their visa
application procedure and organise
their travel to Hungary
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3.5. Selection Procedure
3.5.1. First Round of Selection: technical check and the nomination of Sending Partner
(January-February 2023
Applications that are only saved in the online system, but not submitted, will be automatically rejected.
The applications successfully submitted in Tempus Public Foundation’s online application system are
checked first. This is called a technical check and it is done by Tempus Public Foundation. During this
step, we check the basic eligibility criteria; for example the age, citizenship, the previous scholarships,
and check if the applicant has applied for a scholarship type and/or study programme that is available
within the framework of the programme and that is available for the applicants of the particular
sending country/territory. Also, we will formally check if the required documents are uploaded in the
application system or not, and check if the Statement for Application is accepted in the system.
However, it is the Host Institution that checks whether the uploaded files and their quality can be
accepted and whether these documents meet their entry requirements or not.
Applicants will be automatically rejected during the technical check if they:
➢ do not successfully submit their application in the online system until 16 January 2023
➢ are Hungarian citizens, hold a Hungarian dual citizenship or they are persons granted a
refugee status, enjoying temporary protection, admitted for subsidiary protection or granted
humanitarian protection,
➢ have a citizenship that is different from the sending country/territory they apply through,
➢ were born after 31st August 2005(except those applying for Dance study programmes),
➢ have submitted multiple applications
➢ have submitted applications from more than one account registered to our system
➢ have submitted multiple applications with more than one sending partner
➢ do not accept the Statement for Application (please see Annex 2 for sample) in the online
system, or they
➢ are former Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Holders or self-finances students at a
Hungarian higher education institution in cases described in Section 2.2. about non-eligibility.
➢ were awarded the Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship for the 2020/21 or for the 2021/22 or
for the 2022/23 academic year, but after accepting their scholarship, did not travel to
Hungary and did not start their studies, nor did they notify Tempus Public Foundation of this
fact until 31 August
➢ have postponed their scholarship awarded in the 2021/22 application round, but did not
travel to Hungary and did not start their studies next year, nor did they notify Tempus Public
Foundation of this fact until 31 August
➢ provided any false information during the application process
These eligible and successfully submitted applications are forwarded to the responsible authorities of
the Sending Partners for review and pre-selection. The exact methods and guidelines of the Sending
Partners’ selection are determined by the Sending Partners. After the selection decision of the Sending
Partner, a nomination list, including a reserve list will be issued and forwarded to Tempus Public
Foundation by the Sending Partner until 28 February 2023
Applicants can only apply through sending countries/territories of their own nationality. Sending
Partners can only nominate applicants with the same citizenship. Only nominated applicants will be
considered for the second round of selection: the institutional evaluation.
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3.5.2. Second Round of Selection: the institutional evaluation (March- May 2023
The application materials of the nominated applicants (including the reserve list) are forwarded to the
Host Institutions for professional evaluation. The institutions will also run a formal check first to see if
all the documents submitted by the applicants meet the requirements of the Call for Applications and
the minimum entry requirements of the selected study programme(s).
Applicants with a valid, formally correct application that meet the minimum entry requirements can
proceed to the institutional entrance examinations. Each applicant can participate in up to two
institutional entrance examinations – in accordance with their submitted applications.
The exact date and method of the entrance examination vary by institutions. Each applicant will be
individually informed about further details (e.g., date of examination) directly by their selected Host
Institution(s).
As applicants can apply for up to two study programmes, institutional examinations are conducted in
two rounds.
1. Applications for the first selected study programmes are considered first by the universities.
The examination process for the first selected programmes can be expected between 18
March and 30 April 2023however, the dates are indicative.
2. Applications for the second selected study programmes are considered afterwards. The
examination process for the second selected programmes can be expected between 18 March
and 20 May 2023however, the dates are indicative.
Depending on the selected Host Institutions’ schedule of examinations, it is possible that there will be
no entrance examinations for the second study programme selected by the applicant – in case the
applicant is already approved for the scholarship for the first selected study programme.
Note for applicants for Medical programmes: the field of Medical studies is one of the most
competitive study fields in the Stipendium Hungaricum Programme due to the very high number of
applications and the limited number of scholarship places. As a result, most of the Host Institutions are
expected to fill all their medical scholarship places during the examination of those who applied for
their programme as a first choice. As a consequence, applicants for Medical programmes can expect
that the Host Institutions will not consider them if the programme is selected only as a second choice.
The applicants are evaluated on a 100 point scale. The final examination results and the examination
points given by the Host Institutions are then forwarded to Tempus Public Foundation.
Important note: the required minimum to be achieved is 56 points (on a 100 point scale). No
applicants shall receive a scholarship offer with an examination result below 56 points.
3.5.3. Allocation of Admitted Applicants (May-June 2023)
Tempus Public Foundation is responsible for the allocation of the applicants. In case of all countries
participating in the programme, the allocation of the applicants and the selection of Scholarship
Holders depend of the allocation principles described in the Operational Regulations (see Annex 1) of
the programme. In general, the principles the decision is made by are the following:
1.
the content of the relevant bilateral agreement in effect between Hungary and the
Sending Partner,
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2.
the capacity (minimum and maximum number of available places) of the university’s
specific study programme (you can check it in the online application system:
https://apply.stipendiumhungaricum.hu/),
3.
the preference order of the selected study programmes on the application form (please
read Section 2.4 carefully),
4.
the examination results (100 points maximum) given by the Host Institutions and the
points based on the ranking order of the Sending Partners’ nomination lists
Apart from these, in order to support student diversity, the number of eligible applicants from the
same country may be limited in case of certain study programmes due to the limited number of places
offered in the Stipendium Hungaricum programme (e.g. medical programmes).
Applicants can receive one of the following statuses:
➢ approved Scholarship Holder, or
➢ conditionally approved Scholarship Holder (in case any missing documents need to be
uploaded), or
➢ approved on waiting list (can only be approved if Scholarship Holders withdraw), or
➢ rejected.
The application of a person identified by the competent national security services as a potential risk,
can be rejected by the Board of Trustees of the Tempus Public Foundation.
The applicants will be informed about the application results around the end of June 2023(please see
timeline at Section 3.4.3). Please note that applicants can expect only one information email from
Tempus Public Foundation about the results. Depending on the allocation results, applicants can
expect this letter anytime throughout June and July; therefore, we would like to ask for your patience.
Please note that we are not able to reply to individual requests asking for the results and all applicants
will be informed via the online system.
3.6. Acceptance of the Scholarship
Those who do not accept their scholarship until the deadlines below are automatically considered
withdrawn from the scholarship.
Applicants who are awarded the scholarship shall not receive Scholarship Holder status if they:
➢ withdraw from the scholarship in writing (sent to both Tempus Public Foundation and the Host
Institution) or via the application system, or
➢ fail to upload their missing application documents until 1 August 2023 or
➢ fail to accept their scholarship until the given deadline, or
➢ do not hold a secondary school graduation certificate until 1 August 2023 or
➢ withdraw their data protection (GDPR) consents, or
➢ provide false information during the application process.
3.6.1. Acceptance of Scholarship for Approved Scholarship Holders
In order to gain a Scholarship Holder status, approved applicants must accept their scholarship and
consent to the Operational Regulations of the programme (see Annex 1 for the Operational
Regulations) in the online application system within the time frame written in the notification e-mail
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(usually this is within two weeks after receiving the notification e-mail about the application decision,
but it can be a shorter period) but no later than 1 August 2023.
3.6.2. Acceptance of Scholarship for Conditionally Approved Scholarship Holders
If the applicant is conditionally approved because they have any missing documents that could be
uploaded after the application deadline, all these missing documents need to be uploaded via the
online system immediately after receiving all documents (and after receiving the notification about the
conditional status), and no later than 1 August 2023. Please see details in Section 3.3. about missing
documents.
Conditionally approved Scholarship Holders must accept their scholarship and consent to the
Operational Regulations of the programme (see Annex 1 for the Operational Regulations) in the online
application system within the time frame written in the notification e-mail (usually this is within two
weeks after receiving the notification e-mail about the application decision, but it can be a shorter
period) but no later than 1 August 2023.
4. Studying in Hungary
Any possible changes in the entry and enrolment system due to the COVID-19 pandemic situation will
be posted on our website: https://stipendiumhungaricum.hu/. Please consult the website regularly.
4.1. Visa Applications
You are requested to start your visa application process immediately after receiving the positive
decision about the scholarship. Officially, it may take 30 days until a visa is issued. In order to apply for
visa to Hungary, you need to contact the competent consular office. For more information please
contact the website
of
the
Hungarian
Ministry
of
Foreign
Affairs
and
Trade
(https://konzinfo.mfa.gov.hu/en
and
the
Directorate-General
for
Aliens
Policing
(http://oif.gov.hu/index.php?lang=en
Please note that the citizens of some countries do not need a visa to enter Hungary due to the Visa
Waiver Agreements. At the time of writing, these countries include: Albania, Argentina, Brazil, Bosnia
and Herzegovina, Chile, Costa Rica, Colombia, Georgia, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Marshall Islands,
Mexico, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Panama, Peru, Republic of Korea, Saint Lucia,
Serbia, Seychelles, Singapore, Taiwan, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates and Uruguay – as well as the
passport of the special administrative territory of Hong Kong and Macao.
Please make sure to visit the Consular Services website for up-to-date information about your country:.
https://konzinfo.mfa.gov.hu/en/visa-free-travel-hungary
Please note that the Scholarship Holder status does not automatically guarantee a visa.
4.2. Arrival and Enrolment
We highly recommend all applicants to visit our Study in Hungary website (www.studyinhungary.hu)
for detailed information about life and education in Hungary. As mentioned in Section 1.3, please also
check the expected living expenses with our Cost of Living Calculator.
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Scholarship Holders are required to inform the Stipendium Hungaricum coordinator of their Host
Institution (please see contact details on our website) about their expected date of arrival 30 – but not
less than 15 – days before arrival.
Successful applicants are expected to make their own travel arrangements to Hungary – no financial
provisions will be provided for travel expenses by the Hungarian side. In accordance with current
legislations, Scholarship Holders are entitled to be exempt from the payment of any fees related to
their admission to Hungary. No visa, administrative services or additional contribution is given to family
members or accompanying persons.
Please note that the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme does not fully cover all upcoming
costs of the Scholarship Holder. It means that the students need to add their own financial resources
in order to cover all living expenses in Hungary. All applicants are highly advised to check the expected
living expenses both in Hungary and in the city that they wish to live in before applying; please do
check our Cost of Living Calculator by clicking here: http://www.studyinhungary.hu/living-in-
hungary/menu/your-costs-of-living.html
Scholarship Holders are expected to obtain their visa, arrive in Hungary and register at the Host
Institution no later than 30 September 2023 (for study programmes starting in the Autumn Semester)
– or the date set by the Host Institutions. The applicant who is granted the scholarship must enrol to
the Host Institution in the semester in which she/he was granted admission.
In principle, it is not possible to postpone the start of the scholarship studies to another semester or
academic year – except for very special, unforeseeable, force majeur cases described in the
Operational Regulations, with the special approval of Tempus Public Foundation. Therefore, in
principle if the Scholarship Holder does not enrol until 30 September 2023 or the date set by the Host
Institutions, she/he will be automatically excluded from the scholarship programme.
Please note that Scholarship holders will take part in medical examinations organized by universities
upon their arrival (it is free of charge for Scholarship Holders).
4.3. Rights and Obligations
4.3.1. Operational Regulations, GDPR and Student Contract
All Scholarship Holders are bound by the Operational Regulations of the Stipendium Hungaricum
Programme. Please make sure to read it carefully in Annex 1. The following text contains extracts
from the Operational Regulations; however, all Scholarship Holders must read the full text of the
regulations.
Scholarship Holders are required to sign a scholarship contract with the Host Institution including
study-related details and the rights and obligations of the Scholarship Holders (see sample on our
website or at the end of the Operational Regulations).
The Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship is a contribution to the living costs of the Scholarship Holder
only, therefore – within the framework of the programme – visa-related assistance, additional
allowance and administrative services are not provided for any accompanying people or family
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members. The legal entity of the scholarship contract is exclusively the Scholarship Holder and the
Host Institution.
The Scholarship Holders are expected to follow the regulations of the Host Institution and continue
their studies in good faith, to the best of their abilities, in order to meet the academic requirements of
the study programme and thus finish the programme successfully. By accepting the scholarship, the
Scholarship Holders agree to participate in the alumni system of the programme that supports the
maintenance of relationships with the Scholarship Holders and facilitates the flow of information –
such as the alumni website, alumni events and surveys about the satisfaction of students, career
monitoring, and the evaluation of research activities.
Please note that the Scholarship Holder students generally complete 30 credits in a semester;
therefore, we suggest to register courses with at least 30 credits in total. Please also note that if the
Scholarship Holder does not complete at least 18 credits on the average during the last two semesters
with an active student status (in total 36 credits), their scholarship status shall be terminated.
Please note that the Operational Regulations of the Stipendium Hungaricum Programme can be
subject to change, and the Scholarship Holders are always bound by the prevailing regulations at any
given time.
Please note that, in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in European Union
law, all applicants need to give consents regarding data protection and accept the Privacy Policy (see
Annex 3) in order to be able to submit an application. These consents appear in the online application
system after registration.
4.3.2. Staying in Hungary
Scholarship Holders are obliged to live and study in Hungary; therefore, they are not allowed to live
habitually in any other country during the study period, otherwise their scholarship holder status
will be terminated.
4.3.3. Other Scholarships and Double Financing
As the Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship covers the entire period of the studies, the Scholarship
Holders are not entitled to use financial support for getting enrolled in full time or partial (exchange)
study programmes outside Hungary (e.g. Erasmus +, CEEPUS, Campus Mundi). They can only
participate in conferences or research activities that are professionally relevant for their studies. These
activities should not exceed 14 days or in any way prevent the student from habitually living in
Hungary.
Applicants are also not eligible to receive the Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship in case they have
another concurrent scholarship from the Hungarian central budget for studies in Hungary. If the
Scholarship Holder was awarded more than one scholarship, she/he has to choose one of the
scholarships and withdraw from the other ones. However, the Host Institutions are allowed to provide
additional financial support for the students on a social, performance-related, or other basis.
In accordance with the regulations of Government Decree 51/2007. (III. 26.), Scholarship Holders are
entitled to be awarded with the National Higher Education Scholarship ("nemzeti felsőoktatási
ösztöndíj”)
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4.3.4. Termination of Scholarship Status
The details and cases when the scholarship status is terminated are listed in the Operational
Regulations of the programme (see Section IV. of Annex 1). It is important to highlight that– after the
consultation with Tempus Public Foundation and in case the university does not have other interior
regulations about this – the Host Institution has the right to terminate the scholarship status of the
student if the students does not complete at least 18 credits on the average during the last two
semesters (in total 36 credits) when she/he had an active student status.
In accordance with the Operational Regulations of the programme, the scholarship status is
terminated if
➢
the student status of the Scholarship Holder is terminated by the Host Institution,
➢
the Scholarship Holder does not complete at least 18 credits on the average during the
last two semesters with an active student status,
➢
the Scholarship Holder withdraws from the scholarship in writing (sent to both Tempus
Public Foundation and the Host Institution),
➢
after accepting his/her scholarship, the scholarship holder does not travel to Hungary
and does not start his/her studies (if he/she does not notify Tempus Public Foundation of
this fact, he/she cannot apply in the next 3 years) Holder had obtained their degrees (or
completed their non-degree studies) at the study programme supported by the
scholarship,
➢
the scholarship holders have used up all their awarded scholarship semesters and had
not submitted an extension request; or if they are not entitled for extension,
➢
the Scholarship Holder does not fulfil their obligation to participate in medical
screenings, and their additional obligations set out in the healthcare protocol, or he is
deemed unfit during the obligatory medical examination,
➢
the Scholarship Holder does not comply with the regulations of the programme regarding
the obligation of living habitually in Hungary,
➢
the Scholarship Holder receives Hungarian citizenship (including those with dual
citizenships), is granted refugee status (“menekült”), temporary protection
(“menedékes”), or admitted for subsidiary protection (“oltalmazott”) or granted
humanitarian protection (“befogadott”),
➢
as a result of institutional disciplinary or criminal proceedings against the scholarship
holder, the scholarship holder is expelled, and for this reason the Public Foundation asks
the host institution to terminate the scholarship status,
➢
in other cases described in the Operational Regulations of the programme in effect.
5. Contact Details
Please visit our www.stipendiumhungaricum.hu and www.studyinhungary.hu websites for more
details about the programme and Hungarian higher education and for frequently asked questions.
Please contact the Study in Hungary Department of Tempus Public Foundation in one of the following
ways in case you need any further information.
Contact Tempus Public Foundation
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Website of the Programme
Frequently Asked Questions
Skype
”stipendiumhungaricum”
Phone
+36-1-236-5040
https://hu-hu.facebook.com/studyinhungaryofficial/
Information about Hungary
Costs of Living calculator
Contact the Hungarian higher education institutions
Contact details of institutional coordinators
click here (below Study Finder)
Details of available study programmes
click here and see study fields here
Contact the local authorities of the Sending Partners
Contact details of national coordinators at the
sending countries/territories
6. Annexes
Annex 2
Statement for Application (sample)
Annex 3
Privacy Policy
Please note that the Call for Applications of the Stipendium Hungaricum Programme can be subject
to change in the future; therefore, we suggest that all applicants follow our website and social media
accounts.
