Mezőgazdasági biotechnológus mesterképzési szak - Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences
MSc in Agricultural Biotechnology
Last updated: 18. January 2026
Gödöllő
Gödöllő
Budapest
Gödöllő
Overview
The aim of the programme is to train agricultural biotechnologists who are prepared to conduct biotechnological research, further develop their knowledge, apply the latest biotechnological methods in crop production, horticulture, and animal husbandry, and manage their practical implementation. Based on their theoretical knowledge and their management, organizational, and communication skills, they can fill positions in design and development, research, and management. They are prepared to continue their studies in doctoral programmes.
Tuition Fees & Scholarships
Tuition fee
Full time training: €3,000
Available scholarships
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Programme Learning Outcomes
2. Level of qualification obtainable in the master's programme and designation of professional qualification on the diploma
- level of qualification: master (magister, master; abbreviated: MSc-) degree
- Professional qualification in English: Agricultural Biotechnologist
- optional specialisations: plant biotechnology (Budapest, Gödöllő) and animal biotechnology (Gödöllő)
3. Field of study: agriculture
4. Degrees accepted as prerequisites for admission to master's programmes
4.1. Full credit value can be considered for: agricultural engineering, biology, environmental engineering, plant production engineering, horticultural engineering, viticulture and oenology engineering, game management engineering, animal husbandry engineering, horse breeding, equestrian sports organization agricultural engineering undergraduate programmes.
4.2. The credits specified in section 9.4 may primarily be considered: in the field of agricultural training, forestry engineering, environmental management agricultural engineering; in the field of technical training, environmental engineering, bioengineering.
4.3. In addition, the credits specified in Section 9.4 may be considered for bachelor's or master's degree programmes, as well as programmes under Act LXXX of 1993 on Higher Education, which are accepted by the credit transfer committee of the higher education institution based on a comparison of the knowledge serving as the basis for determining the credits.
5. The length of the training: 4 semesters
6. Number of credits required to obtain a master's degree: 120 credits
- Orientation of the programme: highly practice-oriented (70-80 percent)
- credit value assigned to the thesis: