We provide up-to-date theoretical and methodological knowledge so that you can analyze the operations of business organizations and solve their complex development challenges.
Master's Programs
Our master’s programs, which build on the bachelor’s degree and last 2–4 semesters, deepen students’ professional knowledge and prepare them for careers in management, analysis, or research.
A master's degree program in communication, upon completion of which you can earn a certification as a communications specialist.
The master's program prepares students to practice the profession of history by providing them with knowledge of world and Hungarian history, as well as related and auxiliary disciplines.
By equipping students with knowledge in the humanities, economics, and psychology, we train professionals who can thrive in the worlds of organizations, the workplace, and education.
Through personality- and task-oriented sessions, we prepare participants to succeed in the international job market, in both Hungarian and English.
An internationally accredited, English-language master's program that will enable you to use English at a high level, both verbally and in writing.
After completing the program, you will be able to perform independent planning, management, and coordination tasks in the tourism industry at the local, national, and international levels.
We recommend this course to graduates of bachelor's or master's programs in English studies, as well as those who have completed specialized translation training, and to translators, interpreters, and language teachers.
What is a master’s program?
A master’s degree (MA, MSc) is the second cycle of higher education, building upon a bachelor’s degree. Its goal is not only to deepen professional knowledge but also to develop the ability to think independently, conduct research, and solve complex problems.
Admission to a master’s program is open to those who hold at least a bachelor’s degree or a college or university diploma under the previous system. At Kodolányi, master’s programs last 2–4 semesters; upon completion, graduates can enter the job market or even apply for a doctoral program.
What does a Kodolányi master’s degree offer?
- A higher level of knowledge and specialization: more complex and responsible roles, such as managerial, strategic, analytical, or research positions.
- A foundation for doctoral studies: admission to a PhD/DLA program requires a master’s degree.
- A competitive edge in the job market: employers expect higher-level problem-solving and analytical skills from master’s degree holders.
- Better earning potential: Master’s degree holders typically have higher average incomes and more stable jobs.
- Professional and academic prestige: opportunities for independent research, publication, and membership in professional communities.
- International recognition: A master’s degree facilitates working abroad and pursuing further studies.