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Budapest Metropolitan University
| City | Country |
| Budapest | Hungary |
Services
Student services
- Electronic student services, full-time in-person, online and telephone customer service
- Free of charge reference libraries, electronically accessible course materials, textbooks and lecture notes
- The canteen with seating for 350 people serves both hot and cold food, and there are vending machines for drinks and snacks.
Housing services
Budapest Metropolitan University has two contracted dormitories. One of them is just downtown and the other one is right next to our campus. Due to its exceptional public transport connections, all of our campuses can be reached in 30 minutes even from the furthest dormitory.
Library services
The University provides an on-site school bookshop and free reference library.
ICT services
Student work and learning at the University is facilitated by unrestricted access to a WiFi network covering the complete area of the campus, and a number of computer work stations scattered around the buildings.
Medical services
While studying in Hungary, it is highly recommended to have health insurance; otherwise, you may have to spend hundreds of thousands of Forints on treatments. All of our international students must be insured by MEDICOVER, Hungary’s only medical provider and insurer with a nationwide network. The university will help wih the insurance plan every step of the way.
Student Life
Campus life
The central educational facility of the University, with its modern circular building, is a unique complex compared with the premises of Hungarian higher education institutions. The two buildings of the central campus are located in a green environment. Lectures are held in the lecture theaters of the circular building, each with a capacity of 360 persons, and the two smaller lecture halls of the main building. In addition, our facilities include 21 small and medium-sized seminar rooms with state-of-the-art educational technology and we also boast nine rooms equipped for IT courses.
Accreditation
Metropolitan degrees are internationally recognised and accredited. The educational system in Hungary is multilevel, we follow the standards of the Bologna process and the ECTS credit system. METU is also state recognized and accredited by the Hungarian Education authority and the Hungarian Accreditation Committee.
