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Postgraduate programme
Master of Science (MSc)
Corvinus University
🇭🇺 Budapest, Hungary · AACSB-accredited · Hungary's leading business school

MSc Business Analytics

Corvinus is Hungary's leading business university, with AACSB accreditation. This English-taught MSc blends business strategy with data analytics, machine learning, and decision science — at a fraction of Western European fees.

2 years
Full-time duration
€4,500
Tuition (international)
September 2026
Next intake
IELTS 6.0
English requirement
Overview

Corvinus is Hungary's leading business university and holds AACSB accreditation — a mark held by the world's top business schools. This English-taught MSc blends business strategy with data analytics, machine learning, and decision science, preparing you for analytics roles across Budapest's professional-services hub and the wider EU.

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Same field, different universities

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UniversityCountryLevelDurationTuition/year
Corvinus University ★ This programme 🇭🇺 Hungary Master's 2 years €4,500
King's College London QS #31 🇬🇧 UK Master's 1 year £33,000
IE University Top-ranked 🇪🇸 Spain Master's 1 year €41,000
University of Manchester QS #35 🇬🇧 UK Master's 1 year £29,500
ELTE University QS ~584 🇭🇺 Hungary Bachelor's 3 years €3,200

Your counsellor helps you compare and apply to multiple programmes simultaneously — at no cost.

Entry requirements

What you'll need

AcademicBachelor's in business, economics, or a quantitative field
EnglishIELTS 6.0 or equivalent
HungarianNot required — programme taught in English
DocumentsTranscripts, CV, motivation letter, passport
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Not sure you meet these? We offer foundation and pathway routes — your counsellor will find the right one.

What you'll study

Core modules

01 Business Intelligence
02 Statistical Modelling
03 Machine Learning
04 Decision Science
05 Data Visualisation
06 Applied Analytics Project
After you graduate

Career outcomes

€22,000

Average starting salary in Budapest

9-month permit

Post-study job-seeking residence permit

AACSB

Internationally accredited degree

Stipendium

Hungarian Government scholarship available

How to apply

Application timeline

November 2025 – February 2026
Prepare your application
Gather transcripts, CV, IELTS score, and motivation letter. Your counsellor reviews everything free of charge.
January – May 2026
Submit your application
Apply through Corvinus's admissions portal — and the Stipendium Hungaricum portal (mid-Nov–mid-Jan) if you're seeking the scholarship.
March – June 2026
Receive admission decision
Corvinus reviews applications, sometimes with an online interview. Your counsellor follows up on your behalf.
June – August 2026
Visa & accommodation
Apply for your Type D study visa, arrange health insurance, and secure housing in Budapest.
September 2026
Orientation & semester start
Arrive in Budapest, register your residence permit, and begin your MSc Business Analytics at Corvinus.
Fees & funding

Tuition fees & deposit

Tuition (international)Per annum€4,500
Application feeOne-time~€100–150
DepositBefore enrolment/visaFirst semester tuition

Indicative figures for September 2026 entry. Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship holders pay €0 tuition. Your counsellor confirms exact fees and matches every scholarship you qualify for — at no cost.

Scholarships

Funding you may be eligible for

Hungary is one of Europe's most generous destinations for scholarships — led by the fully-funded Stipendium Hungaricum. Your counsellor will match you with every award you qualify for and handle the applications.

Stipendium Hungaricum
Hungarian Government (Tempus Foundation) · Fully funded
Full tuition + stipend
Coverage: 100% tuition waiver + monthly stipend + dormitory/housing + health insurance
Eligibility: Citizens of 100+ partner countries (incl. 15 Arab states), academic merit
Duration: Full programme — BSc, MSc & one-tier (5–6 yr)
Deadline: Applications open mid-November, close mid-January
Source: stipendiumhungaricum.hu, 2026
University Merit Scholarships
Individual Hungarian universities
10–50% tuition discount
Coverage: Tuition fee reduction based on academic merit
Eligibility: Strong academic performance — varies by university
Duration: 1 year, renewable
Deadline: With admission application
Source: university scholarship offices, 2026
Government Scholarships (home country)
Saudi SACM, Kuwaiti, Qatari & other national programmes
Full award
Coverage: Tuition + living allowance + flights
Eligibility: Sponsored students from GCC & MENA countries
Duration: Full programme length
Deadline: Set by your national scholarship authority
Source: national scholarship authorities, 2026
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Not sure which scholarships you qualify for? Your counsellor reviews every option and handles the applications — at no cost to you.

Loans & financing

Alternative funding options

Tuition in Hungary is already low by European standards. If scholarships don't fully cover your costs, these options help bridge the gap.

Part-time work
Student residence permit
Up to 24 hrs/week

International students may work up to 24 hours per week during term and full-time during holidays. Typical student pay is HUF 1,500–2,500/hour (≈€4–6.50) in hospitality, retail, and tutoring.

Student work cooperative
Iskolaszövetkezet · simplified tax regime
Flexible gigs

A uniquely Hungarian channel that manages student employment with simplified payroll and tax — making short-term and entry-level roles easy to pick up without setting up your own arrangements.

Family support & savings
Standard route for the residence permit
≈€500/month

Most students meet the ≈€500/month living-funds requirement through family savings or a sponsor declaration, shown alongside any scholarship award.

Living costs

Monthly budget in Budapest

Budapest is one of Europe's most affordable capital cities — rich in culture, with excellent public transport and a large international student community.

Rent€250–€500
Food€150–€250
Transport (BKK pass)€30
Health insurance€50–€80
Personal€80–€150
Estimated total€560–€1,010/month

One of Europe's most affordable capital cities.

Student visa

Visa requirements for Hungary

Visa typeType D long-stay visa + residence permit for study (OIN)
Visa fee~€110 (waived for Stipendium Hungaricum holders)
Financial proof~HUF 200,000/month (≈€500) for the full intended stay
Health insuranceMandatory — minimum coverage €50,000
ProcessingType D ~4–8 weeks at the embassy; OIN permit issued after arrival
Post-graduation9-month job-seeking residence permit
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Your counsellor guides you through the full visa process — from document preparation to embassy appointment booking.

Student stories

Hear from our students

"An AACSB-accredited analytics master's for €4,500 a year sounded too good to be true — but it's real. My counsellor matched me with a merit scholarship and walked me through the visa. I landed an analyst internship at a Budapest consultancy in my first year."
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Omar K.
MSc Business Analytics, Corvinus — Class of 2026 · 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
"Budapest gave me a European business degree without the European price tag. SAG handled everything from my Corvinus application to my residence permit so I could focus on the course."
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Nour F.
MSc Business Analytics, Corvinus — Class of 2025 · 🇯🇴 Jordan
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is the MSc Business Analytics at Corvinus taught in English?
Yes — the programme is fully English-taught, and Corvinus is AACSB-accredited, so your degree is internationally recognised. No Hungarian is required for admission or coursework.
Can I get the Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship?
Yes. Stipendium Hungaricum funds master's programmes with a 100% tuition waiver plus a monthly stipend, dormitory place, and health insurance. Applications run mid-November to mid-January, and you may rank up to two programmes. Your counsellor helps you apply.
Can I work while studying in Hungary?
Yes — on a student residence permit you may work up to 24 hours per week during term and full-time during holidays. Budapest is one of Central Europe's larger English-speaking professional-services hubs, with paid internships and part-time roles.
How much does it cost to live in Budapest?
Budapest is one of Europe's most affordable capitals — most students live comfortably on €560–€1,010 per month including rent. For your visa you must show living funds of roughly €500/month.
What careers does this lead to?
Graduates work as data analysts, business-intelligence consultants, and analytics managers across Budapest's growing professional-services and tech sectors, and across the EU. Average starting pay in Budapest is around €22,000, and you can stay on a 9-month job-seeking permit.
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