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Veterinary Medicine at Veterinary Budapest

University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest

Entrance test required
Teaching languageEnglish
Full-time duration5.5 years
First-year tuition€12,480
Fee reference2026/27

The admission route

Written and oral assessment of Biology, Chemistry and English. The application and exam are arranged through the university admissions process.

School-leaving documentation and science preparation are needed. The final practical semester has a base fee and additional charges depending on placements.

2027 deadline not verified

Use the linked admission office for the next intake. A past admissions calendar is not a current open application window.

What to prepare

  • Passport and the application form for your nationality route.
  • A-level certificates, GCSE results and any required school transcript; confirm predicted-grade rules if results are pending.
  • Evidence of English or the university’s written exemption.
  • Any required motivation statement, references, medical form and passport photograph.
  • Certified copies, translations, recognition and apostille only in the format requested by this university.

This is a preparation checklist. The university’s current country-specific list determines which items you must submit.

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What the degree could cost

Years 1–5: €12,480 annually; final semester base €3,240. Additional Hungarian placement sessions are not included.

Study yearTuition reference
Year 1€12,480
Year 2€12,480
Year 3€12,480
Year 4€12,480
Year 5€12,480
Final half-year€3,240

Published additional charges: Application €200; Entrance examination €250; Registration €220.

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Before paying a deposit

  • Get a written offer and fee schedule for your exact intake.
  • Check deposit deadlines, refund terms and what happens if a visa is refused.
  • Ask which clinical activities require the local language, and how students reach the required level.
  • Ask the UK regulator about the exact award, teaching location and expected graduation year.