New English-language Master’s programmes at BME

Applications are open until mid-November for state-funded and self-funded Master’s programmes starting at BME in February next year.

BME is offering 14 English-taught programmes:

Faculty of Civil Engineering (ÉMK): Infrastructural Engineer, Structural Engineer;
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (GPK): Mechanical Engineering Modelling;
Faculty of Chemical and Bioengineering (VBK): Chemical Engineering;
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics (VIK): Computer Science Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Semiconductor Engineer, Artificial Intelligence Computer Scientist;
Faculty of Transport and Vehicle Engineering (KJK): Autonomous Vehicle Control Engineer;
Faculty of Natural Sciences (TTK): Applied Mathematics, Semiconductor Engineer, Physicist, Medical Physics;
Faculty of Eonomics and Social Sciences (GTK): Design and Development Engineering for a Circular Economy, Finance, Regional and Environmental Economics.

You can find out everything about the admissions process here.

Semiconductor industry, circular economy

Amongst the programmes listed, there are two new Master’s programmes: the Semiconductor Engineering programme offered jointly by the Faculty of Informatics and the Faculty of Natural Sciences, and the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences’ Design and Development Engineering for a Circular Economy programme.

Applications are open to those who have already obtained, or are expected to obtain by early January 2027 at the latest, the higher education qualification required for their chosen course.

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