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Application fees

Corvinus University of Budapest

Preparatory
programme

95 EUR*

Corvinus University of Budapest

Bachelor’s
programme

95 EUR

Corvinus University of Budapest

Master’s
programme

95 EUR

Corvinus University of Budapest

Executive MBA
programme

9000 HUF

Corvinus University of Budapest

PhD
programme

9000 HUF

Application fees apply to self-funded international students and are non-refundable.They are payable at the point of application. Detailed instructions can be found on the relevant application platform.

*plus administration fee: 295 EUR

Tutition fees

Corvinus offers affordable tuition fees for self-funded degree seeking international students, which remain the same for the duration of studies. These do not include accommodation, health insurance, meals or any other costs.

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*Preparatory programme administration fee is 295 EUR.

**For applicants from non-EEA countries, prices are provided in euros, while for applicants from EEA countries, payment obligations are indicated in Hungarian forints, with the exact euro amount depending on the daily exchange rate valid on the day of payment. 

Advance Tuition Fee Payment

Self-funded students will be asked to pay their first semester or their first year’s tuition fee in advance after meeting the academic requirements during the admissions process. Full year’s fees are required in cases where the University deems that this improves your chances of successfully obtaining a study visa to Hungary. The relevant nationalities are informed about this before embarking on the admissions journey with us.

 

Once you pay your advance tuition fee, we will issue your Admission Decision document, which visa-bearing students can use to start the visa application process. Further conditions for final and full admission (e.g.: final diploma, English certificate where required, or any other document as advised by the University) still need to be met and missing documents provided after you pay your fee and your Admission Decision document is issued.

Scholarships

Discounts

Study grant

Pre-paid Tuition Fees and Refunds

Self-funded international students who are successful in their entrance exams and wish to accept a study place are required to pay their first semester tuition fees in advance. This is before the University issues the Admissions Decision, the document which can be used for visa application purposes (where required). The first semester tuition fees paid in advance include a 20% deposit element.  

Applicants may receive a full refund of their pre-paid tuition if their visa application is rejected due to circumstances beyond their control.  

Students may receive a partial refund of the pre-paid tuition fee if they do not  enrol. The 20% deposit element will be  kept by the university. As a general rule, the deposit is non-refundable.  In the event of circumstances beyond your control that make it impossible for you to enrol, please report the problem to us. It will be examined and evaluated on a case by case basis. 

The application fee is fully non-refundable. 

Other academic costs

Late enrolments, exam retakes, document replacement, re-submissions of academic requirements attract small administrative fees.

Living expenses

Budapest is one of the most affordable university cities in Europe.  

It scored 92 out of 100 in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2024 ranking, making it the 32nd most liveable city in the world.

The monthly cost of a university dormitory place is €100-200 per month.

Renting a flat costs €250-750 per month.

Food and other expenses amount to approximately €250-350 per month.

The total monthly cost of living is around €500-1100. 

You can view detailed living costs here.

Transport 

  • Budapest has excellent public transport, including buses, trolleybuses, trams, and the Underground, all running frequently and on time. As a student, you can buy a monthly city pass for 945 HUF (2.5 EUR) or a nationwide pass for 1890 HUF (5 EUR).  
  • Shared transport options like bikes, cars, and scooters are also available.  
  • Taxis are more expensive, but their regulated rates ensure consistency, and you can use Bolt and Uber for convenience. 
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