Off topic: Question about the Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Thread poster: Irene (Renata) Liapis
Irene (Renata) Liapis
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Feb 20, 2011

Hello everyone,
I am an Italian and Greek to English financial translator now living in Greece.
I am addressing this forum today as my son is looking into choosing a university in Europe (he will most probably major in a chemistry related field) and we came upon the BUTE (BME I believe in Hungarian) which seemed very interesting, since it offers the chemistry curriculum in English.

I see that it is ranked among the 500 best universities according to some rankings that I
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Hello everyone,
I am an Italian and Greek to English financial translator now living in Greece.
I am addressing this forum today as my son is looking into choosing a university in Europe (he will most probably major in a chemistry related field) and we came upon the BUTE (BME I believe in Hungarian) which seemed very interesting, since it offers the chemistry curriculum in English.

I see that it is ranked among the 500 best universities according to some rankings that I found on the internet, but would really like to know more about it from people who are more familiar with it.
Any information would be very helpful and welcome.
Thanks very much in advance for your time.

With kind regards
Renata Liapis
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József Lázár
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BME or ELTE, Hungary or .... Feb 20, 2011

Dear Renata,
I am chemist and chemical enigeer. My first degree comes from ELTE (Faculty of Sciences) and during my career I did see many BME Chemical Engineer and ELTE chemist graduates and doctors.

The two universities are situated about 1 km from each other now. and if you like the idea to send your son to Hungary, then I propose to consider both options. Traditionally ELTE is considered more science oriented while BME is more engineering oriented. Maybe these differences
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Dear Renata,
I am chemist and chemical enigeer. My first degree comes from ELTE (Faculty of Sciences) and during my career I did see many BME Chemical Engineer and ELTE chemist graduates and doctors.

The two universities are situated about 1 km from each other now. and if you like the idea to send your son to Hungary, then I propose to consider both options. Traditionally ELTE is considered more science oriented while BME is more engineering oriented. Maybe these differences are minimal today.

BME has greater resources and they are more flexible, it seems. On the other hand the entry requirements seem to be more strict at BME.

Certainly you will find a lot of English website about these universities.

I hope I could help.
Joseph


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Irene (Renata) Liapis
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Thank you Mar 5, 2011

Dear Joszef,
Thank you very much for your reply.
We will probably visit the university later this year.
I hope it works out - Hungary would be a great place for my son to spend a few years studying!
Renata


 


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