Urbanist advanced specialist training
Budapest , Hungary
Visit Program Website
Tuition Fee
HUF 3,200
Per semester
Start Date
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
4 semesters
Details
Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
Architecture | Town Planning | Urban Planning
Area of study
Architecture and Construction
Education type
On campus
Timing
Part time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
HUF 3,200
Intakes
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-09-01 | - |
About Program
Program Overview
BME Faculty of Architecture
The BME Faculty of Architecture offers various programs for students, including:
Education
- For high school students
- Recording link collection
- High school "roadshow"
- Movies
- To our students
- Specializations
- Faculty work schedules
- Faculty Knowledge Base
- Moodle – Educational Framework
- Digital tools
- Graduate courses
- BSc
- Undivided
- MSc
- Doctoral courses
- Dla
- PhD
- Continuing education
- Workshops/camps
- Scholarships/partial trainings
Research
- Themes and results
- Research groups and workshops
- Main publications
- Scientific and architectural awards, scholarships
- International cooperation
- Periodica polytechnica
- TDK
- Vocational colleges
- BME affiliation protocol
International
- News and opportunities
- EELISA European University Network
- ERASMUS+ and other scholarships
- Our courses in English
Urbanist Higher Professional Continuing Education
The Urbanist Advanced Professional Training is a program offered by the BME Faculty of Architecture. The details of this program are as follows:
Program Details
- Title of qualification: Senior urbanist
- Next start: September 2024 (for min. 20 students)
- Additional admission deadline: August 16, 2024
- Duration of the training: 4 semesters
- Intensity, duration of lessons/sessions: 30 hours/month
- Language of the training: Hungarian
- The cost of the training: HUF 320,000/semester
Brief Description
The program covers the most important topics in urbanism over four semesters, with a focus on settlement planning. It includes theoretical conferences, on-site practice, and guided practice, culminating in a thesis and a state exam. The program is open to those with a university or college degree in fields such as architecture, civil engineering, landscape architecture, transportation engineering, environmental engineering, geography, law, economics, or sociology.
See More
