Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Electrical Engineering BSc
A 7‑semester, 210 ECTS undergraduate programme that trains engineers across classical power systems, microelectronics and modern electronic/information technologies. Suited to students who enjoy mathematics, physics and hands‑on electronics and who want a technical degree with options to specialise in areas such as embedded systems, infocommunication or sustainable energy.
What you'll study
The curriculum balances foundational theory and applied professional subjects. Key topic areas and credit distribution listed by the programme are:
- Foundations – Mathematics: Calculus, Probability Theory, Computer Science, Informatics (35 credits)
- Physics: Physics, Materials in Electronics, Electronics Technology and Materials (14 credits)
- Advanced and core professional material: digital and control engineering, signals & systems, electromagnetic fields, microelectronics, electronics, measurement technology, infocommunications, electrical engineering and power (51 credits)
- Specific professional knowledge: subject‑related courses supporting professional depth (46 credits)
- Specialisation: focused study in a chosen area (23 credits)
- Internship: practical industry experience (6 weeks)
- Thesis work: final BSc thesis (15 credits)
Entry requirements
Admissions include a pre‑evaluation of submitted documents. Required elements given by the programme are:
- Secondary school leaving certificate or transcript with a minimum quality threshold (at least 70% required)
- Proof of English language proficiency at B2 level
- An electronic e‑admission test covering Mathematics and Physics
Career prospects
The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics is the principal Hungarian institution for training and research in electrical and computer engineering. Graduates from the faculty historically find strong labour‑market opportunities in IT and engineering fields; the programme notes that most students secure employment during their studies and that alumni average salaries exceed the national average according to internal surveys and graduate tracking.
Scholarships & funding angle (general)
The programme references tuition fee information and scholarship opportunities on its pages and offers a preparatory programme. Prospective applicants should consult the programme website for current details on fees, available scholarships and housing information.
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