I would say it is worth it, the city is amazing, the people are welcoming, and the professors are nice and professional (not all of them ofc. but the absolute majority). it is not so hard to survive in the first days and get used to city life, but you must be open to new experiences, if you get locked in your room it doesn’t matter where you are, but if you open up this university has a lot to offer.

It was a challenging point for all students who have been studying at the University of Pécs because the availability of part-time work is so limited. There is only few places in the city that took international students to work, unless you’re able to speak Hungarian in some level from intermediate to advance.
Regarding my own experience, I was doing my part-time job at car factory which requires no language proficiency but physical endurance. And you will be allowed to work under student agency and only can work 30 hours per week during semester period and 40 hours during summertime.
I hope my experience would be beneficial for some of you guys who might look for some part-time jobs during your studying period.

I recently completed the Bachelor of International Relations program at the University of Pecs, and I’m still in awe of the incredible experience I had there. I was fascinated by the faculty’s knowledge and direction, which helped me develop a thorough awareness of world politics. My education was enhanced by the university’s beautiful campus and lively, multicultural atmosphere. I am appreciative of the wonderful experiences and priceless insights I got during my transforming experience at the University of Pecs!

While the university itself is quite competitive in academic sense, it provides the students with a multicultural viewpoint. During my time there I interacted with people from more than 50 countries and this has had a great affect on my professional growth. I believe you don’t learn as much from books or presentations in the classroom as you do from people around you and University of Pécs provides that exposure.