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Study Mathematics at BME


FACULTY

Faculty of Natural Sciences

QUALIFICATION

Bachelor of Science (BSc)

DURATION OF COURSE

3 Years(6 Semesters)

TUITION FEES

€6400 per Year

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

1. Entrance Examination (Written and Oral) in Math and Physics. Students must score 260+/300 to get admitted to the first year of the program. Scores Between 150-260/300 will result in the student getting into a Year of Foundation. 

2. Grade 12/AS/A-Level Completion certificate with Minimum 60% or C grades in Math and Physics

3. Entrance Interview in English.

DESCRIPTION

During the six-semester Mathematics BSc program students acquire skills in pure and applied mathematics which enable them to pursue successful Master's studies at inland or foreign leading universities or get employed in different areas of technology, economics, statistics and informatics. Profiting of the environment given by the University of Technology and Economics we train experts who are interested in practical problems and are able to use their knowledge creatively. In addition to being familiar with abstract fields of mathematics, they are able to communicate and collaborate with representatives of other professions. Through extensive relationships of our Institute our students can gain an insight into various fields of applications of mathematics and mathematical modelling of real life problems.
Students getting a BSc degree in Mathematics at our university can quickly and easily find a decent high-paying job either in Hungary or abroad. Several banks, investment funds, insurance, business consulting companies as well as those engaged in data mining or optimization employ mathematicians in senior positions. After receiving the BSc degree students can be admitted to the Applied Mathematics or Mathematics master program or other MSc programs subject to special conditions.
Special characteristics of our BSc program are the tutorial system, a large number of homework problems, opportunities to take part in project works and to get involved in high-level scientific research and a significantly higher than average personal attention paid to students thanks to their relatively small number.