Óbuda University

What you'll study

The published announcement does not list taught modules or a syllabus. Training is organised under the named doctoral schools, which indicate the broad research domains available (applied informatics/applied mathematics; materials science and technologies; security science; architecture, design and technology; innovation management). Students should expect research-led PhD work aligned to their chosen school.

Entry requirements

The source material does not provide detailed entry criteria. Applicants must follow the university's PhD admission process; the announced application deadline is 27 May 2026. Further application details are published in the university's formal admissions call.

Career prospects

Graduates from these doctoral schools typically pursue research careers in academia, industry R&D, design and technology firms, innovation and management roles, or specialised positions in security and materials development. The exact career pathway depends on the chosen doctoral school and research topic.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Óbuda University lists several funding and study-mode options: state-funded full-time (day) organised training; self-funded full-time (day) organised training (some schools excluded); self-funded part-time/correspondence organised training (some schools excluded); a state-supplemented "Cooperative Doctoral Training"; self-funded research excellence doctoral training (some schools excluded); and an individual preparation route. Specific funding availability depends on the doctoral school and programme variant.