PhD in Information Science and Technology

PhD students must carry out research on an individual basis under the guidance of a professor.

Having a new scientific result they must present it at national and international conferences, furthermore, they have to take part in project works.

In order to obtain a PhD degree students are required to have at least two publications in refereed international journals.

A diploma with university degree in the chosen field of science (informatics, information technology, computer science and realated fields)

A state-accredited language exam in a foreign language at least intermediate level B2

A general knowledge of the chosen field of science and in its literature

A general knowledge of scientific methodology

Admissions Option 2

Optimization of large-scale system and processes

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Master

Technology Studies

Information Technology

Humanities Studies

Archival Science

Information Science

The University of Pannonia is located in picturesque environment near Lake Balaton – the biggest lake in Central Europe and an important tourist destination. With its headquarters in the city of Veszprém, the university has campuses in four other towns of the Central-Transdanubian region: Kőszeg, Zalaegerszeg, Nagykanizsa and Ajka. The institution offers a wide range of educational programmes at Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD level, with the focus on interdisciplinarity and practical application of knowledge. The faculties of the University of Pannonia providing English-language courses are:

PhD in Information Science and Technology

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PhD in Information Science and Technology

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