BSc studies

For those with a baccalaureate, a bachelor's degree (or a master's degree) can provide a first degree. A bachelor's degree can usually be taken on a full-time or part-time basis over 6 semesters.

There are many state-funded and self-funded places on each course. After the bachelor's degree, it is possible to continue on to a master's degree, but practice-oriented bachelor's degrees are well-suited to the labour market.

Our faculty offers the following BSc courses:

Archaeology
Communication and Media Studies
Cultural Anthropology
English Studies
German Studies
History
Hungarian
International Studies
Political Science
Social work
Sociology
Special Education