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BME Faculty of Natural Sciences

The BME Faculty of Science, which translates to the Faculty of Natural Sciences at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, presents a comprehensive array of academic programs and research opportunities. The faculty's mission is encapsulated in the phrase "Today's science, tomorrow's technology."

Introduction to the Faculty

The faculty is structured into several departments and institutes, each focusing on specific areas of natural sciences and technology. These include the Institute of Physics, Institute of Mathematics, and Institute of Nuclear Techniques, among others.

Institutes and Departments

• Institute of Physics
  • Department of Atomic Physics
  • Department of Theoretical Physics
  • Department of Physics
• Institute of Mathematics
  • Department of Algebra and Geometry
  • Department of Analysis and Operations Research
  • Department of Stochastics
• Nuclear Technical Institute
  • Department of Nuclear Energy
  • Department of Nuclear Techniques
• Department of Cognitive Science

Research

The faculty engages in a wide range of research activities, with primary focus areas including:

• Fbb research areas (Main Research Areas)
• Notable Publications
• Excellence Research Groups
• Applications (Research Grants and Applications)

Education

The educational offerings of the faculty are diverse and cater to various levels of study:

Undergraduate Programs

• Physics
• Mathematics
• Physics Engineer

Graduate Programs

• Applied Mathematician MSc
• Physicist MSc (Physicist MSc)
• Mathematician MSc (Mathematician MSc)
• Medical Physics MSc (Medical Physics MSc)
• Computer and Cognitive Neuroscience (Cognitive Studies) (MSc) major (Computer and Cognitive Neuroscience (Cognitive Studies) MSc)

Doctoral Programs

• Physics PhD
• Mathematics PhD
• Psychology PhD

Specialized Training

• Nuclear Reactor Technology
• Operations Research

Student Life and Opportunities

The faculty provides various opportunities for students to engage in academic and extracurricular activities:

• Student Representation
• Professional College (Professional College)
• TDK (Scientific Students' Associations)
• PikkÁsz (Student Innovation Club)
• Student Work

Scientific Student Circle (TDK)

The Tudományos Diákkör, or Scientific Students' Associations, is a significant platform for students to develop independent research skills under the guidance of experienced academics. It serves as an initial stepping stone for those aspiring to become researchers, offering a unique environment for scientific "apprenticeship" rather than mere imitation. Students, guided by their supervisors, embark on their research journeys, exploring new paths based on their abilities and diligence.

The outcomes of TDK projects are presented publicly at the faculty's annual TDK conference, usually held in mid-November. The best projects are selected to participate in the national TDK conference, which takes place in the spring of odd-numbered years and is hosted by different institutions each time. Details about the upcoming faculty TDK conference, including deadlines, can be found on the faculty's TDK webpage, along with documents from previous conferences.

Useful information for participants and those interested in the TDK can also be found on the university's TDK webpage.