Crossing the boundaries between computer science, engineering, and the life sciences is at the core of how our Doctoral School works.
Our Doctoral School aims for, and expects, its students to achieve research results recognized at the international level. To earn the degree, you must publish at least two articles in recognized international peer-reviewed journals.
Each semester, your individual study plan is approved by the Doctoral School Council based on your advisor's recommendation.
Our Doctoral School builds partnerships with universities, research institutes, and companies in Hungary and abroad, which contribute research infrastructure and expertise to the program.
Find your research field. Browse the current PhD research topics
Prepare your application. Admission decisions consider your master's degree and final comprehensive exam results, your English proficiency, your previous research activity, and your potential and goals as a researcher. At least B2-level (upper-intermediate) English is required.
Apply! You will find the required documents and detailed admissions information on the Admissions page.
Quantitative neuroscience modeling, brain electrodes, neuromorphic robot control, and bionic interfaces.
Proteomics, biomolecular dynamics, and modeling of protein interactions and biological networks.
Bioinspired navigation, prosthetics, multimodal sensing, and motion analysis.
Ultrasound imaging, multiphoton microscopy, lab-on-a-chip systems, and localized drug delivery.
Nanophotonics, nanoelectronics, nanoscale sensors, MEMS, and 3D integrated circuits.
Human language technology, semantic representation, and natural language processing.