Élelmiszermérnöki alapképzési szak - Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences
BSc in Food Engineering
Last updated: 18. January 2026

Budapest
Budapest
Kaposvár
Overview
The aim of the training is to train food engineers who have general knowledge of biology, chemistry, physics, basic technical and economic sciences, special knowledge of food science, basic professional knowledge and practical skills in the field of food technology. With their acquired knowledge of food engineering and related market knowledge, they are able to organize and manage food production and handling work in production units of various sizes and structures. They are prepared to continue their studies in a master's programme.
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Full time training: €2,100
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Programme Learning Outcomes
1. The name of the undergraduate programme: Food Engineering
2. Level of qualification obtainable in the bachelor’s programme and designation of professional qualification on the diploma
- level of qualification: bachelor’s programme (baccalaureus, bachelor; abbreviation: BSc-)
- professional qualification: Food Engineer
3. Field of study: agriculture
4. Length of the programme: 7 semesters
5. Number of credits required to obtain an undergraduater's degree: 180+30 credits
Orientation of the programme: practice orientation (60-70 percent)
- Credit value assigned to the thesis: 15 credits
- Minimum credit value for continuous professional practice outside the institution: 30 credits
- Minimum credit value for optional subjects: 10 credits
6. Classification of fields of study according to the uniform classification system for education: 541/0721
7. The aim of training and professional competences of the undergraduate’s degree
The aim of the training