Based on Government Decree 87/2015 (IV. 9.), higher education institutions are required to prepare an institutional information guide. “The institutional information guide must be prepared in Hungarian and at least one foreign language (preferably English). The guide must present general information about the higher education institution and, separated by academic periods, information specific to each program.”
Institutional Data:
Academic regulations for students
The Academic Calendar for 2025/2026
The specific conditions of training supported by (part of) a Hungarian state grant
Final Examination Information: Details related to final examinations are included in the Admission, Study and Examination Regulations.
Student Legal Remedies: The rules of student legal remedies are included in the relevant regulations of the Organizational and Operational Rules.
Enrolment and Registration Procedure: Details related to enrolment and registration are included in the Admission, Study and Examination Regulations.
Related documents are available in the Neptun system and among the documents of the Registrar’s Office.
Procedures for handling students’ academic matters, office hours:
Address: 8200 Veszprém Jutasi út 18/2
Office number: 3. office
Monday: 1000-1200 – 1300-1430
Tuesday: 1000-1200 – 1300-1430
Wednesday: 1000-1200 – 1300-1430
Thursday: 1000-1200 – 1300-1430
Friday: 1000-1200
Phone number: 06-88/542-703
E-mail address: tannulmanyiosztaly@ersekifoiskola.hu
Free mental health services available to students
Information on student mobility and contact details of the mobility coordinator
Specific information for international students
Dormitory accommodation options
Regulations on tuition fees payable by students and scholarships available at the College.
Each course syllabus must describe the intended learning outcomes, mid-term requirements, and provide sufficient detail to allow decision-making as required by Section 49 (5) of the Higher Education Act. This includes the knowledge to be acquired, the (partial) skills and (partial) competences (attitudes, views, autonomy and responsibility) to be acquired; the methods of assessment and their schedule; the learning materials available; all of which are included in the course syllabi. The syllabi are accessible in the VÉF NEPTUN system after login. Descriptions of VÉF programs and their learning outcomes are available on departmental pages, under the KÉPZÉSEINK menu.
