Óbuda University

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A four‑year doctoral training programme at Óbuda University that prepares candidates to obtain a PhD within one of the university’s doctoral schools. It suits applicants ready to undertake sustained doctoral research in applied informatics, applied mathematics, materials science and technologies, or safety and security sciences.

What you'll study

Doctoral candidates undertake original research and doctoral‑level study within the chosen Doctoral School (Applied Informatics and Applied Mathematics; Materials Science and Technologies; or Safety and Security Sciences). The programme is research‑centred and oriented toward producing a doctoral dissertation that meets the requirements of the relevant Doctoral School.

Entry requirements

The announcement specifies an application deadline of January 11, 2026, for the February 2026 start. The page describes admission to organised full‑time and part‑time doctoral training and individual preparation; specific academic prerequisites and documentation requirements are not detailed on the provided text.

Career prospects

Graduates complete doctoral research within one of the listed doctoral schools and obtain a PhD degree, positioning them for research, academic, or advanced technical roles aligned with their doctoral field. The source does not list particular career titles or pathways.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme is offered in several funding modes: state‑funded full‑time organised training; self‑funded full‑time organised training; self‑funded part‑time organised training; Cooperative Doctoral Training supported by an additional state scholarship; self‑funded Research Excellence Doctoral Training; and individual preparation.

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