Budapest University of Technology and Economics

What you'll study

Coursework covers engineering foundations, quantitative methods, materials and mechanics, applied logistics topics and complementary business skills.

• Foundations (25 credits): Informatics, Electronics, Artificial Intelligence, Control Programming, Database Systems.
• Mathematics (23 credits): Linear Algebra, Calculus, Operation Research, Statistics.
• Physics, Materials, Mechanics (15 credits): General Physics, Statics & Dynamics, Material Technology.
• Additional skills (37 credits): Management & Entrepreneurship, Compulsory Elective Major Courses, Compulsory Elective Economics Courses, Elective Courses.
• Advanced courses (88 credits): Basics of Logistics Engineering, Value Engineering, Visualization Techniques, Packaging, Supply Chain Management, Freight Forwarding, Basics of Lean Management, Intralogistics, Safety, Information Systems, Future Technologies, Project Work, Modelling, Gamification.

Entry requirements

For admission to this BSc you need an eligible high-school degree, proof of English language proficiency and to pass the institutions admission tests. Detailed deadlines and procedure information are provided on the university's e-admission page.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared to plan, operate, evaluate and optimise logistics processes and to take part in or lead logistics development projects. They gain a supply-chain overview, network-level thinking and familiarity with retail and service needs. BSc holders may also continue to the MSc in Logistics Engineering.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme page references tuition fees and scholarship opportunities; prospective students can also find information about a preparatory programme, housing and other student services through the university links and admissions pages.