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University of Pannonia (Nagykanizsa): programmes, tuition fees and admission

University of Pannonia (Nagykanizsa) (UP) is a public institution in Nagykanizsa, Hungary. Our catalogue lists 6 undergraduate programmes here. Tuition for EU students: €1,789–€2,201 a year; for non-EU students: €3,200–€3,500.

Always check current information on the official website of the university before you apply.

Programmes and fees

ProgrammeFieldLanguageLengthEU fee / yearNon-EU fee / yearEntry score
Kereskedelem és marketingMarketingHungarian3.5 yr€2,201—310 (2026)
MérnökinformatikusComputer ScienceHungarian3.5 yr€1,789—261 (2026)
Sustainable and Circular Economy-based Tourism BScTourismEnglish4 yr€2,201€3,200339 (2026)
Üzemmérnök-informatikusComputer ScienceHungarian3 yr€1,789—296 (2026)
Vízügyi üzemeltetési mérnökiEnvironmental EngineeringHungarian3 yr€1,789—260 (2026)
Water Operation Engineering BScEnvironmental EngineeringEnglish3 yr€1,789€3,500—

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Application deadlines

ProgrammeCloses
Kereskedelem és marketing15 February 2027
Mérnökinformatikus15 February 2027
Sustainable and Circular Economy-based Tourism BSc15 February 2027
Üzemmérnök-informatikus15 February 2027
Vízügyi üzemeltetési mérnöki15 February 2027
Water Operation Engineering BSc15 February 2027

Contacts

How admission works in Hungary

Hungarian-taught programmes are applied for through E-felvételi on felvi.hu, the national admissions system of the Educational Authority (Oktatási Hivatal): up to six choices, three of them free of charge, and for the September 2027 intake the deadline is 15 February 2027. Applicants are ranked by points (maximum 500) calculated from school grades and the results of the secondary-school leaving exam (érettségi), plus extra points; foreign school-leaving certificates are recognised and converted into points by the Educational Authority. Each year the official minimum scores (ponthatár) are published separately for state-funded and self-financed places. English- and German-taught programmes for international students, including medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and veterinary medicine, are mostly applied for directly at the university, which runs its own entrance exam and sets its own deadlines.

Sources

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