Aim of the programme
The aim of the Master's programme in International Economics and Business is to train economists who are capable of conducting complex economic analyses, decision-making, and strategic planning in a global environment with comprehensive knowledge of international economics, business, and methodology. Students acquire the theoretical and practical foundations of international economic processes, European integration, the operation of foreign trade and financial systems, and modern quantitative and qualitative analytical methods. The training prepares them to take on managerial and expert roles in international companies, governmental and international organizations, financial institutions, and research and development projects. Graduates are also ready to continue their studies in doctoral programmes.
Who should attend?
The program is an ideal choice for all those who:
Specializations:
Career opportunities:
Graduates can pursue a wide range of career paths:
(1) This admission procedure applies to all applicants who do not have Hungarian citizenship or Hun-garian dual citizenship, regardless of whether they have applied for a scholarship programme or a pri-vate placement at the School.
(2) Documents to be submitted with the application are:
a) a valid passport;
b) a BA/BSc certificate and a certified translation into English, which entitles the applicant to enter into a master's program in the applicant's home country;
c) an official transcript of the results document and a certified English translation thereof;
d) a certificate of proficiency in English if no older than two years, and at least a CEFR level B2, obtained at an internationally recognised (accredited) language examination institution. More information about the acceptable certificates here.
e) letter of motivation,
f) other certificates (CEFR C1 level English language exam, disadvantaged situation, professional experience, volunteering)
(3) Applications are ranked in a 100-point system according to the following criteria:
a) Learning outcomes: maximum 30 points
b) Mathematics test performance: maximum 20 points
c) Motivational interview: maximum 50 points
d) Extra points: maximum 16 points
Criteria Results breakdown Max points
| Criteria | Results breakdown | Max points |
| 1. Learning outcomes: GPA of the applicant's BA/BSc training | 0 points: If the applicant's GPA is below 50% 12 points: If the applicant's GPA is 50% or above 21 points: If the applicant's GPA is 70% or above 30 points: If the applicant's GPA is 85% or above | 30 |
| 2. Mathematics test performance: | 0 points: The applicant's performance is below 50% 10 points: The applicant's performance is 50% or above, but less than 70% 15 points: The applicant's performance is 70% or above, but less than 85% 20 points: The applicant's performance is 85% or above | 20 |
| 3. Motivational interview | 0 points: the applicant cannot communicate with the interviewer, not even the most basic communication acts (greeting, identity issues); 15 points: the interview is lagging, the applicant only communicates in short answers, mostly answering yes or no to the questions; 25 points: the applicant is fluent in general topics, his or her professional motivations are not fully elaborated; 35 points: the applicant is fluent in both general and basic professional topics; 50 points the applicant has determined professional goals and can express his or her professional motivation. | 50 |
| Total | 100 | |
| Extra points* | ||
| Specialisation in business and/or economics during bachelor studies | 0 points: the applicant has not completed any courses in economics and/or business; 4 points: the applicant has completed business- and/or economics courses during their bachelor studies with a non-business or non-economics major; 8 points: the applicant has a bachelor’s degree in business and/or economics. | 8 |
| CEFR level C1 language exam certificate in the instruction language | 0 points: the applicant has only a level B2 language exam certificate in the instruction language; | 2 |
| 2 points: the applicant has an internationally recognized CEFR level C1 language exam certificate obtained no earlier than 2 years in the instruction language | ||
| Volunteering | 0 points: the applicant either did not take part in voluntary activities or submitted a certificate for a period of fewer than 3 months; | 3 |
| 3 points: Applicant has been volunteering for at least 3 months at charity or NGO, and this is certified by the organization. | ||
| Applicants with fewer opportunities | 0 points: the applicant does not have any disability, or it cannot be creditably certified | 3 |
| 3 points: the applicant has creditably certified his/her disability by attaching the official documents | ||
| Total | 16 | |
* Applicants will be awarded a maximum of 16 extra points in total, according to the criteria listed, but the total number of admission points, including the extra points, must not exceed 100.
(4) Minimum eligibility criteria for admissions requires that the applicant
a) obtains more than zero points for each of the two main criteria [(3) a), b)] and
b) their total score exceeds 50 points without extra points.
For more information, please contact:
Ms. Maria LAJOS
International coordinator
Phone: +3672501599/23160
E-mail: lajos.maria@ktk.pte.hu
English website of the Faculty: https://ktk.pte.hu/en
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