The primary language of instruction for international programs is English. However, the university's official languages for administrative and legal documents, such as entry qualification documents, are English and Hungarian. For detailed rules on academic conduct, you should consult the university's official Ethical Code and House Rules, which are available on the official METU website.

No, METU does not strictly require a language certificate, as the final admission decision is based on an online admission interview. During this interview, you will need to prove your language skills, and the admission committee will make its decision based on that assessment. A minimum of an intermediate command of English (IELTS 5.5+ or TOEFL 69+) is typically required for bachelor's programs.

The application process consists of three steps: Program Selection, Documents, and Registration. To start, you must register on the online Dream Apply system, pay the EUR 100 registration fee if required, and upload the necessary documents. All applicants are required to participate in an online admission interview with the committee.

Yes, METU offers an Academic Scholarship to the three students with the highest adjusted credit index in the previous active semester from each class of each faculty. The scholarship equals 33% of the tuition fee for the awarded student's program for that semester and is transferred back to the student's account in one installment.

Yes, the "Your Future in Your Hands" grant is available for first-year students in English-language Bachelor's or Master's programs in Finance, Business, Communication, or Tourism. Eligible students must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 60% and will receive a grant of EUR 2600 deducted from their tuition fees. Applicants must also submit a CV, a motivation letter, and an essay on sustainable economic development, followed by an online interview.

Budapest Metropolitan University offers accommodation at its contracted partner hostel, the CEU Residence Center, located at 1106 Budapest, Kerepesi út 87. The facility operates as a hotel and conference center and is accessible by public transport in about 12 minutes from the university's main building. The dormitory features 24/7 reception, security, and maintenance services, as well as free WiFi, study rooms, common kitchens, and a swimming pool, sauna, and gym.

Non-EEA citizens who wish to study in Hungary must apply for a D-type visa and a residence permit for the purpose of studies simultaneously at the accredited Hungarian Embassy or Consulate in their home country before their arrival. All full-time students must apply for and possess a residence permit. METU also offers a Visa Assistance Package, where the team helps applicants prepare all necessary documents to navigate this process successfully.