I studied Engineering Management MSc. It was a news program here when I joined but the faculty was very cooperative and they created a great learning environment. Engineers from different majors and different countries coming under one roof was fun and huge learning.

I studied my master’s degree at the University of Debrecen for two years. My program was Engineering Management, I did like the curriculum topics as they were diverse and covered many management aspects. What I didn’t like was the effort from the professors toward international students as there were few challenges during our classes such as English language proficiency. They could improve the level of professors’ English language and more interactive activities among the students. Since the English language was a bit of a challenge as it wasn’t as much used as it should in a student city attracting international students from all over the world, a few challenges adapting to the society and socializing with locals was a bit of a challenge. I would recommend students to study in Budapest instead considering that it is an international hub for students with more opportunities to adapt in a way. This master’s degree has added more than I expected and has expanded my education knowledge given all the new topics we learned and the on-hand experience with my colleagues.