International Office

The Office of International Student Relations of PEHÖK

Members of the Board help incoming international students in integrating into our university, our city, and our country.

The International Office not only helps incoming students, but provides a friendly and comfortable atmosphere, organizes city tours, social and cultural events, international evenings and parties for both international and Hungarian university students who are interested in mobility.

Their mentors are there to help you get used to our culture and university life.

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Last Updated: 01 November 2020

Erasmus+

Incoming Erasmus+ students

About the Erasmus+ program

Application procedure

Course lists for Incoming Erasmus+ Students

Stipendium Hungaricum

The application procedure for the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship is a general and central one, you need to meet the requirements for application as described here

Your application will be managed officially by the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Program, and the University of Pannonia will be notified when you are accepted.

If you wish to attend the programs offered by the University of Pannonia, you are kindly asked to set our University as your first choice.

Deadlines for application:

For the BA, MA, MEd program (beginning in September as well as in February): not later than May 1 (for the September semester) and not later than November 1 (for the February semester).

Tuition fees: EUR 1500/semester for the BA programs; and EUR 2000/semester for the MA programs. The processing fee for the application (to be paid before the online interview) is EUR 100.

Eligibility criteria:

 For BA programmes:

• Secondary school certificate;
• Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL: 63 scores or higher) or International English Language Testing System (IELTS: Band 5 or above); or any other internationally accepted language exam in English (at B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR));
• BA or MA degree completed in English (in which case no language examination is necessary);
• Motivation letter (personal/professional statement);
• (Online) interview.

For the detailed requirements (including the complete list of necessary documents) see the “Admission requirements for residents of third countries for study programmes…” document below.

For MA, MEd programmes:

• Either a BA degree in English Studies or any BA or MA degree (if completed in English, no language exam is necessary) but if the degree is not in English Studies then the applicant is expected to have completed at least 32 credits’ worth of English/American Studies-related courses (in linguistics, literature, history/civilization, language pedagogy and/or English Language Development/language improvement) at tertiary education level;
• Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL: 63 scores or higher) or International English Language Testing System (IELTS: Band 5 or above); or any other internationally accepted language exam in English (minimally at B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR));
• Motivation letter (personal/professional statement);
• (Online) interview.

For the detailed requirements (including the complete list of necessary documents) see the “Admission requirements for residents of third countries for study programmes…” document below.

To start the application procedure

Please contact Dr. Sándor CZEGLÉDI at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

• “Admission requirements for residents of third countries for study programmes…”;
• Application form (please type in the data and sign the form manually);
• Admission process flowchart (a general overview of the procedures).