Program Overview

University of Debrecen Doctoral Programs

The University of Debrecen offers a range of doctoral programs across various fields. Below are the details of these programs.

Doctoral Schools

The university has several doctoral schools, including:

• Doctoral School of Medical Sciences
• Doctoral School of Animal Science
• KŠlmŠn Kerpely Doctoral School (Crop Science)
• Doctoral School of Linguistics, Literary and Cultural Studies
• Doctoral School of History and Ethnology
• Doctoral School of Human Sciences
• PekŠr Imre Doctoral School of Mechanical Engineering
• Doctoral School of Informatics
• JuhŠsz-Nagy Doctoral School of Biology and Environmental Sciences
• Doctoral School of Chemistry
• Doctoral School of Earth Sciences
• Doctoral School of Mathematical and Computational Sciences
• Doctoral School of Physics
• Gťza Marton Doctoral School of Legal Studies
• Doctoral School of Management and Business
• Doctoral School of Food Sciences

Gťza Marton Doctoral School of Legal Studies

Overview

The Gťza Marton Doctoral School of Legal Studies offers a doctoral program in law, with a focus on "Changes of state and law in Central and Eastern Europe".

Program Details

• Faculty: Law
• Starting date: September
• Duration: 8 semesters
• Language requirements: English language proficiency (TOEFL 590 / IELTS 7.5 / oral examination)
• Academic requirements: Relevant Master's degree
• Tuition Fee: 6,500 USD/year
• One-time fees: Application fee 150 USD, entrance procedure fee 350 USD

Program Description

The doctoral program aims to contribute to the education of the next generation of academics in the area of law at a high standard. The program intends to satisfy the increasing demand for PhD degrees as an indication of the capability for a high level of abstraction, as well as of the knowledge and talent necessary for the application of the findings of academic research. The program develops skills in capable individuals that enable them to use empirical and other academic research methods in a targeted and full-fledged manner, and to produce book-length, original publications in specific areas of scholarship.