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Statement for students who experience the symptoms of Corona-19, or based on the SARS-CoV-2 test results, their Corona-19 infection is proven.
2020. September 11.
If you experience ANY symptoms of SARS-CoV-2, or have POSITIVE test result, SUBMIT THE 'E088 COVID-19' request!
BME CAO Newsletter on Opening the 2020/21/1 Term FOR HIGHER YEAR STUDENTS – Term Registration and Enrolment for Subjects
2020. September 7.
UPDATE! 09.09.2020 – The E004 Request for postponement for new SH students (FOR SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS) is now open, until 23:59 CET on the 13th of September.
CAO Information letter for NEW students about starting the 2020/21/1 term
2020. September 7.
UPDATE! 09.09.2020 – The E004 Request for postponement for new SH students (FOR SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS) is now open, until 23:59 CET on the 13th of September.
Rules for entering Hungary
2020. September 2.
From 1 September 2020, all countries of the world are classified unsafe to travel to/from by the Hungarian authorities and as such, foreign citizens can only enter Hungary under special conditions. Students at Hungarian universities can still enter Hungary despite the ban, but certain rules have to be followed. This measure is to protect all residents from the spread of the Coronavirus. Please be mindful of this and do NOT engage in unnecessary international travel (not even within the EU) until further notice.
BME regulations concerning the coronavirus (2019-nCoV) pandemic
2020. August 31.
Read about the BME regulations concerning the coronavirus (2019-nCoV) pandemic, through this communique concerning university life, the measures BME has taken since February 2020.
Certificate to enter Hungary
2020. August 26.
You can download the ‘Certificate to enter Hungary’ in the Neptun system at INFORMATION/ GENERAL FORMS. Please consult the guide if you have problems.
Rector’s circular No. 1/2020. (2020. VII. 22.) regarding the Fall Semester of academic year 2020/2021.
2020. August 4.
For international students, who are able to attend in person and are staying in Hungary, in-person study activities are organized under the same regulations applying as to students in Hungarian programmes.
International students with active student status, who cannot attend study activities in person, must be given the opportunity of distance education in such a format, that enables them to join in-person education smoothly, once it is possible. In case of international students participating in distance education, time difference between their country of residence and Hungary shall be considered, and thus such students cannot be required to join real-time online classes.