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Szegedi Tudományegyetem Szent-Györgyi Albert Orvostudományi Kar

University of Szeged
Albert Szent-Györgyi Medical School 
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Education  --  Medical Program  --  Tuition fees

Tuition fee calculation


In case the students' academic progress does not follow the suggested study plan, tuition fee is calculated according to the table below:


Fee of taking three or more compulsory subjects:

100% of one semester’s tuition fee*

Fee of taking one or two compulsory subjects:

max. 50% reduction of one semester’s tuition fee can be requested*

after two completed active semesters ONLY (=freshmen in their first year cannot ask for a reduction)

Fee of taking solely compulsory elective/elective/former criteria subjects**:

max. 50% reduction of one semester’s tuition fee can be requested*

after two completed active semesters ONLY (=freshmen in their first year cannot ask for a reduction)

Fee of taking (one or two) examination courses exclusively (if you are eligible):

max. 50% reduction of one semester’s tuition fee can be requested*

after two completed active semesters ONLY (=freshmen in their first year cannot ask for a reduction)


Students pay by subjects and not by subject elements. (Example: The subject 'Head, Neck and Neuroanatomy' is made up of three subject elements (AOK-OAK0271: Head, Neck and Neuroanatomy Lecture; AOK-OAK0281: Head, Neck and Neuroanatomy - Dissection Practice; AOK-OAK0291: Histology of the Nervous System and Sense Organs), but is one single subject.)


*Examination course (if you are eligible) / compulsory elective / elective / former criteria subjects included


**Former criteria subjects: Hungarian language, Latin language, physical education, summer practices = Hungarian language courses, Latin language courses, physical education courses, summer practice courses DO NOT INCREASE YOUR FEES


To ask for a reduction, students are required to submit a request on modulo to the Academic Board (Submission > Students' Service Office (HSZI) > Request for reducing the tuition fee). Students not asking for a reduction via submitting a request on modulo to the Academic Board are to pay the full amount of their fees.

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