Fees and Finances
Payment of application, tuition and other fees:
Application fee for all Programmes is: 215 EUR
(one-time payment, including the fee of the Legal Assistance, non-refundable)
Foundation Program for Medical Studies (1):
Tuition fee: 4150 EUR / one intensive semester (from Feb to May)
Foundation Program for Medical Studies (2):
Tuition fee: 3000 EUR / regular semester (from Sep to Jan, and from Jan to April)
Registration fee: 200 EUR
Fee for orientation: 250 EUR
Foundation Programme for Business Studies:
Tuition fee: 2050 EUR / semester
BA Programmes:
Tuition fee: 2100 EUR / semester
Post-graduate Specialist Diploma Programmes:
Tuition fee: 2150 EUR / semester
On the Business Programmes
You will be required
- to pay the Application fee,
- to pay the Tuition fee for the first semester,
- and to pay a deposit of 430 EUR for the second semester.
Further rules concerning payments
From the second semester, Students have the opportunity to pay their tuition fees in instalments, according to the regulation below:
|
Spring | Autumn semester | FY for Business Studies programme | BA programmes | PG programmes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deadline 1 | 15th February | 15th August | 430 EUR | ||
| Deadline 2 | 31st March | 30th November | 1000 EUR | ||
| Deadline 3 | 15th May | 15th May | 620 EUR | 670 EUR | 720 EUR |
From the second year, Students who pay the tuition fee in one sum – for the spring semester by 15th February, for the autumn semester by 15th August – are eligible for a discount of 5% from their tuition fee to be paid.
If within the prescribed time period the Student has not completed the requirements in all the subjects of a given Programme as pre-requisites of admitting the Student for the final examination, he/she has to re-take the subjects in question in the following semester, and has to pay a tuition fee of 215 EUR per subject.
Refund Policy:
The pre-paid tuition fee will be refunded after sufficient proof is presented that the visa request of the applicant has been rejected by the Hungarian authorities.
Please, note though that if the applicant is not granted a visa through fault of his/her own, WBS will deduct 5% of the first year’s tuition fee from the tuition fee to be refunded.
If your visa request was not rejected, and your trip to Hungary had to be called off for any reason, you will not be entitled to a refund.
For further details, see our Refund Policy.
How to pay your fees
Only bank-to-bank transfer is considered to be a payment option.
The bank account details of WBS will be provided during the Admission procedure, in our correspondence and in the Conditional Acceptance Letter.
Please note that no credit card payment or payment through money transfer companies (such as Western Union or MoneyGram) is accepted under any circumstances.
Advance payment (prior to obtaining a visa) is obligatory for our international applicants. In certain cases, bank-to-bank payment can be slow, and the timescale is not guaranteed. Ensure that your payment is transferred to the WBS bank account at least 30 days prior to the visa interview.
Once your fees have been received by our Financial Department, you will be sent an official Acknowledgement of receipt.
Go to any bank where you are allowed to transfer money abroad. Fill in the transfer form correctly. Please do not forget that you must cover the banking expenses of the transaction. Write your full name (in a way that your payment can be easily identified), the name of the programme you have applied for and the school semester you have been admitted to in the “message” / “narrative” section of the transfer sheet.
Follow the example below:
Peter Smith tuition fee + deposit for the BA Programme for the autumn semester AY 2019-2020