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Record Number of Applicants at Kodolányi

After the final results were announced, it became clear that the number of students admitted to Kodolányi János University had increased again this year.

In the coming academic year, 1,600 students will begin their studies at our institution in bachelor’s and master’s programs in Székesfehérvár and Budapest. Those who missed the deadline can still apply through the supplementary admissions process until August 7, 2026.
Even after the application period closed, it was clear just how many people had placed their trust in Kodolányi, as the number of applicants increased compared to last year. The most popular program was Business Administration and Management with 300 applicants, followed by Human Resources with 250, and Communication and Media Studies took the imaginary third spot on the podium with 200 applicants. Community Organization performed exceptionally well this year with 180 applicants, Tourism and Hospitality with 130, and Social Work with 125.

The highest number of students in the past decade is in Székesfehérvár!

At our Székesfehérvár campus—the institution’s headquarters—400 students will begin their studies in September. This number, along with the results from recent years, clearly demonstrates the popularity of studying locally, which can be a much more cost-effective and straightforward way to earn a degree. The most popular major is Business and Management. Next in line is Communication and Media Studies, which has a strong tradition at the institution, as this program was among the first of its kind launched in Hungary. This year, the Human Resources major has attracted more interest than ever before, with a record number of students set to begin their studies in September.

Seventy-five percent of those admitted applied

for online programs. This year, 1,200 students chose correspondence or distance learning formats. Kodolányi János University has been operating a specially developed online education program since 2014, which adapts with unique flexibility to students’ life circumstances. Correspondence and distance learning allow students—whether balancing work or family responsibilities, or even joining from abroad—to comfortably acquire new knowledge from home and gain marketable skills that can help them secure better pay and positions.