- Hungary
- Budapest
About Program
Immerse yourself in the rich culture and vibrant life of Budapest, Hungary, with AIFS Abroad's study abroad programs at Corvinus University. Nestled in the heart of this stunning city, Corvinus University is renowned for its academic excellence and diverse student body of over 14,000 individuals. Beyond academics, Budapest itself serves as a captivating backdrop for your studies. Known as the "Paris of the East," the city boasts breathtaking architecture, from the iconic Parliament building to the historic thermal baths. Take advantage of opportunities to explore its rich history through guided tours, visits to local museums, and participation in cultural events. AIFS Abroad provides comprehensive support throughout your journey, including housing arrangements, cultural excursions, and social events. This is not just an educational experience; it’s a chance to grow personally and professionally while creating lifelong memories in one of Europe's most dynamic cities.
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Program Highlights
- Cultural & Social Activities: A wide range of AIFS Abroad-organized cultural activities and social events to enrich your experience
- On-Site Program Director to help with any questions or advice you may need throughout the program
- Health & Safety 24/7 emergency support and comprehensive insurance
- Personal/Professional Development: Access to the renowned Clifton StrengthsFinder assessment and alumni network
- Green Initiative: Carbon offsetting for all participants’ flights to and from their program location
Popular Programs
The possibilities are endless when you choose to study at Corvinus University in Budapest, Hungary. All of our programs in Budapest currently offer a full curriculum, combining the following global themes: Arts, Culture and Creative Industries - Business, Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship - Education, Social Services, and Psychology - Global Peace, International Security, and Human Rights - Health Sciences and STEM - Language, History, and Culture - Social and Criminal Justice