The Doctoral School of Sport Sciences pursues its activities at the University of Physical Education as the only one of its kind in the field of sports in Hungary. The Doctoral School embraces the whole field of sport sciences. Today, there are more than a hundred doctoral students in the three scientific programs. These students work under the supportive guidance of accredited supervisors of the Doctoral School. The knowledge of the experienced professors and dedicated supervisors has a great impact on the research work of our students.The doctoral school offers two forms of education, full-time and part-time training, and scholarships are available for full-time candidates. As for its organizational structure, the Doctoral School of Sport Sciences is an autonomous body of TE, controlled by the Council of the Doctoral School and the Doctoral Council of the University. The program offers three subprograms:• Training and Adaptation • Physical Training, Regulation, Metabolism • Sport and Social Sciences.
MSc degreeApplications for PhD training can be submitted by those having a B2 level English knowledge, a university degree (in a bicyclical higher education Master - MSc degree), and by students who have enrolled in the final year of a Masters degree expecting to acquire a MSc diploma no more than six month later, which is predicted on the basis of the pace of their educational advancement.
Entrance examination:
Yes
Entrance type:
Oral
Minimum level of language proficiency (oral):
B2
Minimum level of language proficiency (written):
B2
Place of examination:
Online
The entrance panel evaluates a candidate in the entrance interview based on the candidate’s a) previously gained professional achievements, and b) knowledge and aptitude exhibited during the interview. The advantageous factors are: experience gained in previous scientific activity, lectures attended, published articles, a good plan of research work, high level knowledge of a foreign language necessary for professional work and outstanding study achievements.