General Admissions Process 2026
Location: Budapest
Program format: correspondence
Funding Type: Tuition-based
Brief Overview of the Program
Our master’s program is taught by faculty members from the Department of Economics and Management.
Subject Areas
- Foundational courses: Financial Analysis, Research Methodology, Budgetary Relationships in Business, Socioeconomic Forecasting, Strategic Management, Innovation Management
- Core Curriculum: Business and the Global Market, Innovation and Business Development Policy, Corporate Finance and Financial Strategies, Innovation Methodology, Business Communication, Service-Oriented Business, Corporate Decision Support Systems,
Project Management, Entrepreneurship, Market Strategies - Specialized Knowledge: Managerial Economics and Accounting, Valuation Analysis,
Intercultural Management, Business Consulting, Risk Management, Human Resources and Knowledge Management
In addition to the above, our students have the opportunity to take a variety of elective courses, including those taught in English. In addition to university faculty members with academic qualifications, practitioners also contribute to the program.
Name of the qualification listed on the diploma
Certified Economist, specializing in Business Development – Economist in Business Development
Career opportunities after graduation
After completing the Master’s program in Business Development, graduates will be well-positioned to apply for mid- and senior-level management positions in corporate settings, in areas such as innovation, production, services, quality assurance, human resources, finance, and business management. They can effectively provide consulting services to businesses or set their sights on establishing and successfully managing their own businesses.
Opportunities for Further Study with a Master’s Degree
Graduates of the Master’s program in Business Development may continue their studies in doctoral programs in management and organizational sciences or economics.
PLEASE NOTE!
English-language programs are offered only as full-time programs; studying in these programs involves full-week, daytime commitments, and due to the need to use and practice specialized terminology in a foreign language, an individualized course of study can only be granted based on exceptional language proficiency. According to current regulations, the diploma awarded upon completion of an English-language program certifies C1-level language proficiency—equivalent to an advanced-level language exam. Consequently, the development of foreign language (English) proficiency takes place throughout the entire program and cannot be substituted by courses taught in Hungarian.
Admission Requirements
Holders of a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Management or International Business, or—upon completion of additional credits—in Applied Economics, Economic Analysis, Public Service, Commerce and Marketing, Human Resources, Finance and Accounting, Tourism and Hospitality, or Business Education.
Admissions Date
Wednesday, May 13, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. – ONLINE
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