The CEEPUS Scholarship Program 2025 in Hungary is now accepting applications. International applicants from CEEPUS member nations who want to pursue teaching positions, master’s, doctoral, or bachelor’s degrees are eligible for this opportunity. Offering a rare opportunity to further your education or teaching career in a dynamic academic and cultural environment, the program offers fully financed academic mobility alternatives at Hungarian universities.
The scholarship, which is supported by the Central European Exchange Program for University Studies (CEEPUS), is to improve scholarly collaboration and cross-cultural interactions among its 16 Central and Southeastern European member nations. A range of mobility modalities are supported by the program, including as lectures, seminars, internships, summer school participation, short-term research stays, and semester-long exchanges.
For students and faculty, CEEPUS Hungary 2025 is a fantastic chance to travel abroad, see Hungary’s vibrant academic community, and create cross-border connections without having to worry about paying for it. In addition to promoting excellent education, the initiative encourages cooperation and cross-cultural understanding throughout the area.
Host Country: Hungary
University: Hungary Universities
Funded By: CEEPUS
Opportunity Type: Masters, Phd
Eligibility Country: All Nationalities
Financial Coverage: Fully Funded
Eligibility Criteria:
- Candidates must be enrolled in or working for a recognized organization in a nation that is a member of CEEPUS.
- Applicants must be students who have finished at least two semesters of coursework.
- Mobility within the applicant’s home country or country of citizenship is not permitted with scholarships.
- Dual financing cannot be granted to applicants for the same mobility period.
- Applications are not accepted from citizens of CEEPUS member countries who are studying abroad.
Benefits:
- gives a whole monthly stipend that is adapted to the cost of living in Hungary.
- The host university’s regulations determine whether housing is free or subsidized.
- includes funding for internships and short-term research initiatives.
- gives access to university resources like research centers, labs, and libraries.
- permits transfers of academic credit to the home school.
- Tuition is not necessary.
- Perfect for fieldwork, teaching, and writing theses.
- provides worthwhile cultural experiences and networking chances around Central Europe.
- Note: The Hungarian host university sets the precise stipend amount, which may change depending on the cost of living in the area.
Deadline: 31 December 2025
