CEEPUS

The legal basis for CEEPUS (Central European Exchange Program for University Studies) is an international Agreement signed by the member states and open for accession.

The main activity of CEEPUS is university networks operating joint programmes ideally leading to Joint Degrees, esp. Joint Doctoral Programmes. CEEPUS covers mobility grants for students and teachers in this framework.

CEEPUS

• promotes academic mobility in Central Europe by introducing a multilateral dimension,
• promotes complete programmes and networks,
• provides the necessary infrastructure, stress specific features typical of the region thus,
• contributes to European integration.

The CEEPUS countries cover the costs of the programme. Each country covers the costs of incoming students and teachers.

Networks and partners 2011/2012

CIII-AT-0050-07-1112 - Education Without Frontiers
CIII-AT-0068-07-1112 - Amadeus
CIII-HR-0306-04-1112 - For Safe and Healthy Food in Middle-Europe
CIII-CZ-0311-04-1112 - Landscape management - Sustainable land use perspectives in the Central European Region

Further information and contact persons

Ms Erzsébet Veres - Institutional coordinator, Közgáz Campus (A-68 network)
Ms Gábor Szalai - CEEPUS contact, Közgáz Campus (A-68)
Ms Piroska Lukács - coordinator (CZ-311 network) - Faculty of Landscape Architecture
Ms Judit Bús-Pap - coordinator (HR-306 network) - Faculty of Food Science
Ms Zsuzsa Kothencz - coordinator (CZ-311 network) - Faculty of Horticultural Science

CEEPUS Office in Hungary
CEEPUS Central Office

Last modified: 2012.11.05.