Study programme |
Physicist-Engineering |
Faculty |
Faculty of Natural Sciences |
Further information |
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Study level |
BSc |
Language |
English |
Qualification |
BSc in Physicist Engineering |
Availability of Preparatory Year |
It is available for fee-paying students only. |
Start |
Fall Semester |
Duration of studies (semesters) |
7 |
Short description of the study programme |
In September 2023 BME launches a new program to train Physicist-Engineers with strong R&D potential. Our program focuses on rapidly developing technological areas such as quantum and nanotechnology, data science and artificial intelligence, photonics, quantum optics and materials science, sustainable energetics, and nuclear technology.
Physicist-engineer students receive a balanced combination of courses on engineering, physics, mathematics, computer and data science, and management. Technological aspects are pronounced in the curriculum of Physicist-Engineer students, who receive, however, a stronger education in natural sciences than usual engineering students. This makes them unique and most capable of performing creative and innovative R&D activity in fields related to the three available specializations: Nanotechnology and Quantum Applications, Nuclear Technologies and Sustainable Energetics and Scientific Data Processing. The program includes a 6-week internship providing industrial and research training at leading national and international R&D companies. |
Career options |
Innovative companies raise an overwhelming demand for creative experts who can bridge the scientific and technological aspects of frontline research & development. Accordingly, our Physicist-Engineer students can expect prestigious and high-paying jobs at companies specialized in a broad range of fields, like research and development of emerging technologies, data science and artificial intelligence, energetics, nuclear technologies, medical device development, semiconductor industry, automotive industry, etc.
Employment is directly possible after the BSc degree, or studies can be continued on one of our engineering MSc programs or Physics or Applied Mathematics MSc programs. After obtaining an MSc, our most dedicated students can enroll in our PhD school to become highly qualified researchers or even pursue an academic career.
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Minimum requirements |
- secondary school leaving certificate; - document of English language proficiency; - successful admission test
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Required language level |
English language skills at B2 level, proven by one of the following internationally recognised certificates: IELTS min. 5.0 Cambridge B2 First (FCE) min. 160 TOEFL iBT min. 72 Trinity Integrated Skills In English (ISE) min. ISE II TOEIC Listening min. 400 / Reading min. 385 TOEIC Speaking min. 160 / Writing min. 150 Pearson Academic (PTE) min. 29 OR:
In special cases (e.g. inability to take exams due to international sanctions, unavailability of service, etc.) exceptional permission has to be requested in advance for internal (BME) English language test. |
Entrance Examination |
Yes |
Type of Entrance Examination (written/oral/both) |
Both |
Place of Entrance Examination |
Electronic exam in BME E-admission system |
Description of selection and entrance examination process |
Admission procedure in general and general requirements: refer to admission regulations at www.bme.hu
Steps:
- preevaluation of the submitted documents: quality of secondary school leaving certificate and/or transcript, motivation letter, recommendation letter (if available), extra-curricular activities
- Online admission test: Mathematics, Physics (the test is in English) with larger emphasis on Mathematics
- we may organize a further online oral interview with some of the students to better assess their level of mathematical, physical and English knowledge.
Result: admission to BSc course / admission rejected |
Availability of Preparatory Year |
No |
Contact (regarding non scholarship holders' administrative issues) |
Mrs. Renáta Daru-Dudás Department of International Academic Affairs |
Contact (regarding Stipendium Hungaricum administrative issues) |
Ms. Zsuzsanna Pálóczi Department of International Academic Affairs |
Contact (academic programme) |
Dr. Krisztián Szász |