Obuda University

Óbuda University, which has a history of 140 years including its predecessor institutions, is a major player in Hungarian higher education and a leading provider of technical education in the country. With over 12,000 students, it offers a broad range of programs across seven faculties and two education centers, including 17 undergraduate and 11 master’s programs. Graduates from the master’s programs have the option to continue their studies in three doctoral schools. The university is recognized for its high-quality education, evidenced by its ISO quality certification and the prestigious Higher Education Quality Award. Óbuda University addresses contemporary industry challenges with expertise in areas such as cybersecurity, robotics, automation, and health informatics, as well as light industry education and fashion design. The Bejczy Antal iRobot Technology Center (BARK) achieves outstanding international results, and students have access to unique research opportunities, including a da Vinci surgical robot that is exclusive to Hungary. Students at Óbuda University benefit from a vibrant campus life with various sports facilities and engaging programs. They can also participate in international academic competitions, such as the World Championship of Pasta Bridge Building, where the university's team has a long-standing record. The university has strong partnerships with both domestic and international institutions and companies, enabling many students to participate in Erasmus+ scholarship programs and welcoming international students to study at Óbuda. The university maintains a close relationship with the Student Government, incorporating their feedback into decision-making. Óbuda University's focus on educational quality and market relevance is reflected in the high employment rates and favorable job conditions for its graduates. Recent infrastructural improvements include the complete renovation of the Kandó Kálmán Dorm, which now accommodates 400 students in modern facilities, with plans for further developments, such as concentrating technical programs on the Óbuda campus.