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




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Exchange Programs, Scholarships, Support Programs

Exchange Programs:

International collaborations play a significant role in the life of the Faculty of Medicine both in education and research. Please check the list of exchange programs, scholarships you might be able to apply for by clicking here.


Support Programs:


Albert Szent-Györgyi Medical School Financial Support Program


Scholarships:

Financial matters play a big role in one's decisions and the choice of educational institutions for further Higher Education studies. The University of Szeged offers a range of different scholarship programmes for international students to help cover tuition fees or living costs.

SZTE scholarships


Governmental scholarship opportunities


EU scholarship opportunities


INDIVIDUAL STUDY PLAN (TO BE ARRANGED IN CASE YOU PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN AN EXCHANGE PROGRAM)


Once you have won the scholarship, you are required to submit a request to the head of the Academic Board asking for an individual study plan for the semester you wish to spend abroad as an Erasmus student.


The following forms have to be submitted at the Foreign Students' Secretariat 30 days prior the first day of your mobility period:


Request to Participate in an Exchange Program Abroad


Declaration of the Head of the Department


The rules and regulations of the Faculty of Medicine about partaking in partial studies abroad can be found in the Faculty Academic Regulations, 10.2. Available here.

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