Program Overview
The Hungarian Government Scholarship 2026 is a fully funded opportunity for international students to study at Hungarian public universities at the Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD levels, covering tuition fees, accommodation, and monthly stipends.
Benefits & Financial Coverage & Eligibility & Admission Criteria
Short Description
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Host Country: Hungary
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Scholarship Provider: Hungarian Government Scholarship (Stipendium Hungaricum)
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Host Universities: Participating Hungarian public universities
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Academic Level: Bachelor's–Master's–PhD
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Eligible Nationalities: Open to all countries
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Application Deadline: January 15, 2026
Available Fields of Study
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Agriculture (including various specializations)
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Business Administration (including various specializations)
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Computing (including various specializations)
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Engineering (including various specializations)
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Health Sciences (including various specializations)
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Humanities (including various specializations)
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Medicine (including various specializations)
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Sciences (including various specializations)
Funding
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Full tuition coverage
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Monthly stipend
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Free accommodation
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Comprehensive health insurance
Eligibility Criteria
Required Documents for the Application:
You need to prepare and upload the following documents for the Hungarian Government Scholarship:
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Completed application form
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Recent passport-sized photo (with white background)
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Copy of your passport (or ID card or birth certificate)
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Diploma and transcripts of the latest qualification obtained
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CV (Europass style)
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Motivation Letter
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Medical certificate (can be obtained from a government hospital in your country)
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English language certificate (if available), or proof that your previous studies were in English
How to Apply
To apply for this scholarship, you must fill out the application form in English and upload the required documents.
🔗 Official Scholarship Website:
Click here
🔗 Application Link:
Click here
Important Note:
The Hungarian Government Scholarship can also be applied for through the nomination process via a local partner in the student's home country. Applicants must contact the authorized partner in their country to obtain the official nomination before submitting their scholarship application.
