- Doctoral School in Animal Science PhD Kaposvár
- Doctoral School in Management and Organizational Sciences PhD Kaposvár
- Programme in Agricultural Sciences PhD Győr
- Programme in Engineering PhD Győr
- SzEEDSM - Doctoral Programme in Management PhD Győr
- Law and Governance LLM Győr
- Law and Governance LLB Győr
Complex programme: research, training, degree attainment
The PhD programme in Animal Science involves the following main topics:
Research related to food quality and safety, covering the entire vertical chain of animal food production, implementing the “from field to consumer” approach.
Studying the impact of animal food production on the environment, development of methods for producing animal products in an environmentally friendly way.
Research contributing to the improvement of the quality of life, studies related to the breeding and management of companion, hobby and sport animals.
The application of cutting-edge technologies in animal science: non-invasive digital imaging for animal science related fields of research, diagnostics and molecular biology.
Duration: 4+4 semesters
Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Animal Science
Fee: 1500 EURO / semester + research costs + accommodation (approx. 100 EURO / month) + living costs (approx. 260 EURO / month)
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The PhD programme in Animal Science involves the following main topics:
Research related to food quality and safety, covering the entire vertical chain of animal food production, implementing the “from field to consumer” approach.
Studying the impact of animal food production on the environment, development of methods for producing animal products in an environmentally friendly way.
Research contributing to the improvement of the quality of life, studies related to the breeding and management of companion, hobby and sport animals.
The application of cutting-edge technologies in animal science: non-invasive digital imaging for animal science related fields of research, diagnostics and molecular biology.
Duration: 4+4 semesters
Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Animal Science
Fee: 1500 EURO / semester + research costs + accommodation (approx. 100 EURO / month) + living costs (approx. 260 EURO / month)
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The research in the Doctoral School for Management and Organisational Science involves economic policy, mainly focusing on agricultural economics and policy, analysis of economic and market processes with special emphasis on competitiveness, food marketing and world economics, regional development, rural policy and environmental management.
The structure of the doctoral school curriculum
The curriculum of the doctoral school was developed to suit the research profile. The backbone of the training is constituted by methodological subjects: Research methodology, Methods of qualitative research, Communication of scientific results, Multivariate statistics, Informatics in research and Econometrics. The compulsory professional subjects (Economic theory and economic policy, Organisational behaviour, Corporate sustainability) serve a dual function: to improve the preparedness of our students with different economic knowledge and to engage students to read standard works in the subject of economic science.
Field specialisations:
Finances and macro-economic issues specialisation
Selected chapters of business administration specialisation
Management science, management and marketing specialisation
Agricultural economics specialisation
Duration: 4+4 semesters
Degree: Doctors of Philosophy (PhD) in Management and Organizational Sciences
Accommodation is provided in the student residence hall in double rooms
The structure of the doctoral school curriculum
The curriculum of the doctoral school was developed to suit the research profile. The backbone of the training is constituted by methodological subjects: Research methodology, Methods of qualitative research, Communication of scientific results, Multivariate statistics, Informatics in research and Econometrics. The compulsory professional subjects (Economic theory and economic policy, Organisational behaviour, Corporate sustainability) serve a dual function: to improve the preparedness of our students with different economic knowledge and to engage students to read standard works in the subject of economic science.
Field specialisations:
Finances and macro-economic issues specialisation
Selected chapters of business administration specialisation
Management science, management and marketing specialisation
Agricultural economics specialisation
Duration: 4+4 semesters
Degree: Doctors of Philosophy (PhD) in Management and Organizational Sciences
Accommodation is provided in the student residence hall in double rooms
Faculty: Wittmann Antal Multidisciplinary Doctoral School of Plant, Animal and Food Sciences
Type and name of degree: Doctoral Programme in Plant, Animal and Food Sciences(PhD)
Duration of studies: 8 semesters –full time programme
Intake: 3 candidates
Introduction to the programme
The name of the Doctoral School is: Wittmann Antal Plant, Animal and Food sciences Multidisciplinary Doctoral School.
WAMDI is authorized to instruct PhD students, coordinate the procedure for obtaining PhD degrees and issue doctoral (PhD) degrees in the following scientific fields:
-crop and horticultural science
-animal sciences
-food sciences
There are main, generic subjects that ensures the multidisciplinary studies.
Specialization
By the end of the first phase (at the end of Academic Year 2 –by31st August included) 120 credit points are to be completed. During the summer examination period of Year 2,the doctoral student must successfully conclude a complex examination. The successful complex examination does not have a credit value. If the doctoral student fails the theoretical part of the complex examination (major or minor course/subject), he/she may retake the exam once more during the summer examination period.
-Regarding the course/subject examinations,a minimum of 40 credit points are to be completed and a maximum of 45 credit points added to the compulsory 120 credits;
-Studying the Literature of the Dissertationandmaking a Literature Review on the topic - 25 points;
-Holding a lecture at the seminar organised by the Doctoral School at the end of Year 1. The summary of the lecture including its slides are displayed on the website of the Doctoral School-8 points;
-Further credit points can be gained as described in the “Publications, seminars” section and with the completion of the research work prescribed for the first phase of the studies.
-45 credit points are the minimum to be gained by the end of the first academic year.
One credit equals 30 individual study hours or 30 hours doing research. Study work can be realized by participating at lectures and practical classes (contactlessons) and meeting the requirements of the given course/subject.
In the second phase
The research related credit points can be gained not only by elaborating the literature of the research task, carrying out experiments, evaluating their results, but also with publication activities and conference presentations (workshop etc.), and completing the dissertation.
The professional seminars (total 4) organised by the Doctoral School provide 4-5 credit points each. The credit points can be divided, which means that if on a given area maximum 20 credit points are obtainable but the doctoral student just manages to gain 10 in the given semester, the rest of the credit points can be obtained during the oncoming semester(s). Over the training,the doctoral student is given the opportunity to undertake practical lessons or seminars, through which they can be engaged ineducational activities.Three (3) credit points can be given for teaching 1 contact lesson a week throughout a semester. The doctoral student can only participate in the first four semesters of the training and the total number of credits obtainable with teaching activities cannot be more than 10 per semester. In the four semesters of the second phase,30 credit points are to be gained. In the second phase, the doctoral student can requesta maximum 1-academic year-long passive status ifhe/she –bythe date of the application –has fulfilled the credit point requirements pro rata temporis.
Language requirements: English B2 or C1
Academic requirements: MSc degree in animal sciences, food sciences,crop and horticultural sciences, as well as biological sciences, and veterinary sciences
Tuition fee: 4200 EUR/semester
Application fee: 100 EUR
Type and name of degree: Doctoral Programme in Plant, Animal and Food Sciences(PhD)
Duration of studies: 8 semesters –full time programme
Intake: 3 candidates
Introduction to the programme
The name of the Doctoral School is: Wittmann Antal Plant, Animal and Food sciences Multidisciplinary Doctoral School.
WAMDI is authorized to instruct PhD students, coordinate the procedure for obtaining PhD degrees and issue doctoral (PhD) degrees in the following scientific fields:
-crop and horticultural science
-animal sciences
-food sciences
There are main, generic subjects that ensures the multidisciplinary studies.
Specialization
By the end of the first phase (at the end of Academic Year 2 –by31st August included) 120 credit points are to be completed. During the summer examination period of Year 2,the doctoral student must successfully conclude a complex examination. The successful complex examination does not have a credit value. If the doctoral student fails the theoretical part of the complex examination (major or minor course/subject), he/she may retake the exam once more during the summer examination period.
-Regarding the course/subject examinations,a minimum of 40 credit points are to be completed and a maximum of 45 credit points added to the compulsory 120 credits;
-Studying the Literature of the Dissertationandmaking a Literature Review on the topic - 25 points;
-Holding a lecture at the seminar organised by the Doctoral School at the end of Year 1. The summary of the lecture including its slides are displayed on the website of the Doctoral School-8 points;
-Further credit points can be gained as described in the “Publications, seminars” section and with the completion of the research work prescribed for the first phase of the studies.
-45 credit points are the minimum to be gained by the end of the first academic year.
One credit equals 30 individual study hours or 30 hours doing research. Study work can be realized by participating at lectures and practical classes (contactlessons) and meeting the requirements of the given course/subject.
In the second phase
The research related credit points can be gained not only by elaborating the literature of the research task, carrying out experiments, evaluating their results, but also with publication activities and conference presentations (workshop etc.), and completing the dissertation.
The professional seminars (total 4) organised by the Doctoral School provide 4-5 credit points each. The credit points can be divided, which means that if on a given area maximum 20 credit points are obtainable but the doctoral student just manages to gain 10 in the given semester, the rest of the credit points can be obtained during the oncoming semester(s). Over the training,the doctoral student is given the opportunity to undertake practical lessons or seminars, through which they can be engaged ineducational activities.Three (3) credit points can be given for teaching 1 contact lesson a week throughout a semester. The doctoral student can only participate in the first four semesters of the training and the total number of credits obtainable with teaching activities cannot be more than 10 per semester. In the four semesters of the second phase,30 credit points are to be gained. In the second phase, the doctoral student can requesta maximum 1-academic year-long passive status ifhe/she –bythe date of the application –has fulfilled the credit point requirements pro rata temporis.
Language requirements: English B2 or C1
Academic requirements: MSc degree in animal sciences, food sciences,crop and horticultural sciences, as well as biological sciences, and veterinary sciences
Tuition fee: 4200 EUR/semester
Application fee: 100 EUR
Faculty: Multidisciplinary Doctoral School of Engineering Sciences
Type and name of degree: Doctoral programme in Engineering, Civil engineering, Transportation engineering and vehicle engineering, Informatics(PhD)
Duration of studies: 8 semesters – full time programme
Intake: September
Introduction to the programme
SIU MDSES is authorized to instruct PhD students, coordinate the procedure for obtaining PhD degrees and issue doctoral degrees in the following scientific fields:
Civil engineering sciences
Transportation and vehicle sciences
Information sciences
There are main, generic subjects to ensure multidisciplinarity.
Language requirements: TOEFL 513 /IELTS 5.5/oral examination,TOEFL IBT test score of 66 or any standardised international English language exam corresponding with Hungarian C1 at masters’ level.
Academic requirements: A certified copy of a MSc degree from any higher education already completed that is relevant to your application.
Tuition fee: 4200 EUR/semester
Application fee: 100 EUR
Type and name of degree: Doctoral programme in Engineering, Civil engineering, Transportation engineering and vehicle engineering, Informatics(PhD)
Duration of studies: 8 semesters – full time programme
Intake: September
Introduction to the programme
SIU MDSES is authorized to instruct PhD students, coordinate the procedure for obtaining PhD degrees and issue doctoral degrees in the following scientific fields:
Civil engineering sciences
Transportation and vehicle sciences
Information sciences
There are main, generic subjects to ensure multidisciplinarity.
Language requirements: TOEFL 513 /IELTS 5.5/oral examination,TOEFL IBT test score of 66 or any standardised international English language exam corresponding with Hungarian C1 at masters’ level.
Academic requirements: A certified copy of a MSc degree from any higher education already completed that is relevant to your application.
Tuition fee: 4200 EUR/semester
Application fee: 100 EUR
You are invited to acquaint yourself with our Doctoral Program whose unique feature is the transdisciplinary approach to studying and investigating complex problems. The program is an integral part of the Doctoral School of Regional and Business Administration Sciences of the Széchenyi István University, Győr, Hungary since 2016. The doctoral program, which has enjoyed fundamental support from the Pallas Athene Domus Meriti Foundation, is the first full-fledged, international doctoral program in the field of business administration sciences with a transdisciplinary approach administered in English. Our faculty members include visiting professors and supervisors from various countries. The majority of the students enjoy scholarships in the course of both the educational phase and the research phase of their studies.
This doctoral program is based on academic rigor which emphasizes practical relevance by welcoming practitioners to join the program. In addition to the traditional business administration approaches, the program offers a transdisciplinary approach that emphasizes the importance of using different, subtle theoretical lenses in developing analyses of diverse phenomena to be understood within an academic research framework. For further information please examine our detailed Curriculum.
The SzEEDSM Doctoral Program enhances and amplifies the message that our Doctoral School is the right academic space where the seeds of knowledge are sown and well-trained scholars and practitioners will be the yield at the end of the program. The ultimate goal of our program is to enable doctoral students to become leaders of change in their communities both in academia and in the corporate world.
This doctoral program is based on academic rigor which emphasizes practical relevance by welcoming practitioners to join the program. In addition to the traditional business administration approaches, the program offers a transdisciplinary approach that emphasizes the importance of using different, subtle theoretical lenses in developing analyses of diverse phenomena to be understood within an academic research framework. For further information please examine our detailed Curriculum.
The SzEEDSM Doctoral Program enhances and amplifies the message that our Doctoral School is the right academic space where the seeds of knowledge are sown and well-trained scholars and practitioners will be the yield at the end of the program. The ultimate goal of our program is to enable doctoral students to become leaders of change in their communities both in academia and in the corporate world.
Faculty: Faculty of Law and Political Sciences
Type and name of degree: LLM in Law and Governance
Duration of studies: 2 semesters – Part time programme
Intake: September
Introduction of the programme
Law. Governance. Leadership. Széchenyi István University is the first to offer LLM program in Law and Governance in Europe. The program offers a unique experience and knowledge in the field of leadership, decision-making and governance. Participants will gain theoretical and practical knowledge in public law pertaining to governance; models of government; legislatives studies; international and supranational aspects of governance; case law of national and international courts; public management, NGOs and media-governance.
The primary aim is to enable legal experts to participate efficiently in different levels of legislation, decision-making processes, in both the public and private sector. The program provides additional insight into governmental decision-making and will also include communication activities, networking and cultural events in various Central European cities – to enhance leadership skills in a domestic or international environment. Each opportunity is designed to prepare students for careers at the intersection of law and public management.
Structure of studies
The total number of credits needed to complete the programme is 60 credits. The programme is divided into five modules: Public Law Module (12 credits); Law and Government Module (12 credits); Law and Legislation (Parliaments) Module (8 credits); International and Supranational Governance Module (8 credits); Communication and Skills Module (12 credits); Thesis course (8 credits). 1 credit equals one ECTS credit, and 1 credit is defined as 25 student working hours
Language requirements: One of the following must be presented to show English-language proficiency: (a) TOEFL IBT test score of 66, or PBT score 513, (b) Cambridge First Certificate "B", (c) IELTS score of 5.5, (d) any official certificate equal to the above mentioned
Academic requirements: An authorized copy of a Master degree in Law from any higher education institution already completed that is relevant to your application
Tuition fee: 3.000 EUR/semester
Application fee: 100 EUR/ application
Type and name of degree: LLM in Law and Governance
Duration of studies: 2 semesters – Part time programme
Intake: September
Introduction of the programme
Law. Governance. Leadership. Széchenyi István University is the first to offer LLM program in Law and Governance in Europe. The program offers a unique experience and knowledge in the field of leadership, decision-making and governance. Participants will gain theoretical and practical knowledge in public law pertaining to governance; models of government; legislatives studies; international and supranational aspects of governance; case law of national and international courts; public management, NGOs and media-governance.
The primary aim is to enable legal experts to participate efficiently in different levels of legislation, decision-making processes, in both the public and private sector. The program provides additional insight into governmental decision-making and will also include communication activities, networking and cultural events in various Central European cities – to enhance leadership skills in a domestic or international environment. Each opportunity is designed to prepare students for careers at the intersection of law and public management.
Structure of studies
The total number of credits needed to complete the programme is 60 credits. The programme is divided into five modules: Public Law Module (12 credits); Law and Government Module (12 credits); Law and Legislation (Parliaments) Module (8 credits); International and Supranational Governance Module (8 credits); Communication and Skills Module (12 credits); Thesis course (8 credits). 1 credit equals one ECTS credit, and 1 credit is defined as 25 student working hours
Language requirements: One of the following must be presented to show English-language proficiency: (a) TOEFL IBT test score of 66, or PBT score 513, (b) Cambridge First Certificate "B", (c) IELTS score of 5.5, (d) any official certificate equal to the above mentioned
Academic requirements: An authorized copy of a Master degree in Law from any higher education institution already completed that is relevant to your application
Tuition fee: 3.000 EUR/semester
Application fee: 100 EUR/ application
Faculty: Faculty of Law and Political Sciences
Type and name of degree: Expert in Law and Governance
Duration of studies: 2 semesters – Part time programme
Intake: September
Introduction of the programme
Law. Governance. Leadership. The program offers a unique experience and knowledge in the field of leadership, decision-making and governance. Participants will gain theoretical and practical knowledge in public law pertaining to governance; models of government; legislatives studies; international and supranational aspects of governance; public management, NGOs and media-governance.
The primary goal of the program is to enable legal experts to participate efficiently in different levels of decision-making processes, in both the public and private sector. The program provides additional insight into governmental decision-making and will also include communication activities, networking and cultural events in various Central European cities – to enhance leadership skills in a domestic or international environment. Each opportunity is designed to prepare students for careers at the intersection of law and public management.
Structure of studies
The total number of credits needed to complete the programme is 60 credits. The programme is divided into five modules: Public Law Module (12 credits); Law and Government Module (12 credits); Law and Legislation (Parliaments) Module (8 credits); International and Supranational Governance Module (8 credits); Communication and Skills Module (12 credits); Project course (8 credits).
1 credit equals one ECTS credit, and 1 credit is defined as 25 student working hours.
Language requirements: One of the following must be presented to show English-language proficiency: (a) TOEFL IBT test score of 66, or PBT score 513, (b) Cambridge First Certificate "B", (c) IELTS score of 5.5, (d) any official certificate equal to the above mentioned
Academic requirements: An authorized copy of a BSc/BA degree from any higher education institution already completed that is relevant to your application
Tuition fee: 2.300 EUR/semester
Application fee: 100 EUR/ application
Type and name of degree: Expert in Law and Governance
Duration of studies: 2 semesters – Part time programme
Intake: September
Introduction of the programme
Law. Governance. Leadership. The program offers a unique experience and knowledge in the field of leadership, decision-making and governance. Participants will gain theoretical and practical knowledge in public law pertaining to governance; models of government; legislatives studies; international and supranational aspects of governance; public management, NGOs and media-governance.
The primary goal of the program is to enable legal experts to participate efficiently in different levels of decision-making processes, in both the public and private sector. The program provides additional insight into governmental decision-making and will also include communication activities, networking and cultural events in various Central European cities – to enhance leadership skills in a domestic or international environment. Each opportunity is designed to prepare students for careers at the intersection of law and public management.
Structure of studies
The total number of credits needed to complete the programme is 60 credits. The programme is divided into five modules: Public Law Module (12 credits); Law and Government Module (12 credits); Law and Legislation (Parliaments) Module (8 credits); International and Supranational Governance Module (8 credits); Communication and Skills Module (12 credits); Project course (8 credits).
1 credit equals one ECTS credit, and 1 credit is defined as 25 student working hours.
Language requirements: One of the following must be presented to show English-language proficiency: (a) TOEFL IBT test score of 66, or PBT score 513, (b) Cambridge First Certificate "B", (c) IELTS score of 5.5, (d) any official certificate equal to the above mentioned
Academic requirements: An authorized copy of a BSc/BA degree from any higher education institution already completed that is relevant to your application
Tuition fee: 2.300 EUR/semester
Application fee: 100 EUR/ application
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