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Szegedi Tudományegyetem Szent-Györgyi Albert Orvostudományi Kar

University of Szeged
Albert Szent-Györgyi Medical School 
Foreign Students' Secretariat




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Education  --  Medical Program  --  Basic Module

Ways of payment


Please make sure that the exact amount of your tuition fee is credited to the University's account. When transferring your tuition fee, please keep in mind that the bank commission charges have to be paid by the student/applicant. In the Remarks/Comments field please indicate your legal name, name of the program and your year.

USD account:


Payment can be made by transfer to the following bank account:


University of Szeged

IBAN: HU94-10004012-10008016-00220332

Bank name: Hungarian State Treasury

(correspondent: Hungarian National Bank, SWIFT code: MANEHUHB)

Bank address: H-1054 Budapest, Hold u. 4.

Swift code: HUSTHUHB




EUR account:


Payment can be made by transfer to the following bank account:



University of Szeged

IBAN: HU79-10004885-10002010-00120335

Bank name: Hungarian State Treasury

(correspondent: Hungarian National Bank, SWIFT code: MANEHUHB)

Bank address: H-1054 Budapest, Hold u. 4.

Swift code: HUSTHUHB




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