Mechanical Engineering, BSc

The Mechanical Engineering BSc program at the University of Debrecen is designed to train versatile professionals capable of operating, maintaining, and designing complex mechanical systems. The curriculum provides a strong foundation in core engineering principles, such as thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and CAD systems, while offering specialized tracks in Automotive Production, Building Services, or Operation and Maintenance. With a heavy emphasis on practical skills and industry readiness, the program prepares graduates for careers across diverse sectors, including the automotive, energy, and construction industries.

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Program Overview

Next intake:		The program starts in September of each year.
Language requirements:		All courses are taught in English; therefore, a B2 level English proficiency is required.
Academic entry:		Admission requires a high school certificate and passing entrance exams in Mathematics and Physics.
Duration of the program:		This is a 3.5-year program consisting of 7 academic semesters.
Credits:		Students earn 210 ECTS in total.
Costs:		The tuition fee for this program is 7,500 USD/Year.

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What to expect during the program?

At the Mechanical Engineering BSc at the University of Debrecen, the aim of our program is to train mechanical engineers who are able to operate and maintain machines and mechanical systems, introduce and apply engineering technologies, organize and monitor work, and solve standard complex tasks in the field of technological development, research, and design, taking into account the needs of the labor market as well.

What will you learn in the Mechanical Engineering, BSc program at the University of Debrecen?

We offer a curriculum that bridges the gap between your current expertise and the technical competence required to excel in the global market.

Main subjects typically include (this list is indicative and may change):

Year	Main subjects
1	Mathematics, Engineering Physics, Introduction of Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Informatics, Descriptive Geometry, Materials Engineering, Statics, Technical Chemistry, Technical Drawing and Basics of CAD, Materials Technology and Testing
2	Strength of Materials, Studies of Economy and Law, Microeconomics, CAD Systems, Electrotechnics and Electronics, Thermodynamics, Dynamics and Vibration, Macroeconomics, Machine Elements, Measurement Technology, Fluid Mechanics
3	Materials Engineering, Environmental Law and Administration, Radiation Protection and Environmental Radioactivity, Nature, Landscape and Water Environment Protection, Environmental Impact Assessment, Soil Management, Environmental Engineering Measurement Techniques, Monitoring, Water Management and Water Quality Protection, Environmental Management, Food Production and Land Use, Environmental Geographical Information System, Complex Environmental Engineering Planning, Thesis
4	Machine Elements, Manufacturing Processes, Applied Automatization Basics of Engineering Management

Detailed information about the program’s Curriculum and further information are available on the Faculty of Engineering’s website.

Is there an internship incorporated into the program?

Yes, there is a compulsory 6-week practice that needs to be completed at a production company.

What specializations can I choose from?

Automotive Production Process Control: Dive into smart manufacturing, learning to design assembly lines and manage robotics.
Building Services Engineering: Focus on mastering the design of energy-efficient heating, cooling, and water systems.
Operation and Maintenance: Learn high-level diagnostics and repair strategies for industrial machinery.

What are the career prospects after graduating?

Mechanical engineering graduates are sought by employers in almost all sectors including the automotive, chemicals, construction, materials, oil and gas, power generation, rail, and utilities industries.

How can I enroll in the program?

Earning a degree at the University of Debrecen in Hungary provides an EU-accredited qualification recognized across the globe. The admission process is conducted entirely online, featuring written and oral entrance exams designed to evaluate subject-specific knowledge and personal motivation.