Higher education programs in foreign languages
Pécs University of Arts and Sciences
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Pécs University of Arts and SciencesName of Institution: Pécs University of Arts and Sciences Address: Pécs 7633 Szántó K. J. u. 1/B. Phone: (36-72) 251-444 Internet: http://www.ki.pte.hu, http://www.isc.pte.hu, http://www.studyabroad.pte.hu Rector: Dr. József Tóth Contact Person: István Tarróssy, dr. Ella Álmos Phone: (36-72) 501-509, fax: (36-72)251-527 or tel/fax (36-72) 251-300 Year of foundation: 1367 Academic staff: 1658 Academic staff with scientific degree: 717 Members of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences: 6 Number of full-time students in the academic year 2001/2002 (Hungarian education): 14385 Number of part-time students (academic year 2001/2002): 12628 Number of Ph.D. students: 911 Number of students studying in foreign languages in 2001/2002: 590 Library: The Central University library, which was founded in 1774, stocks some 1.5million volumes and numerous periodicals. This makes it the largest library in the Transdanubian region. In addition, each faculty and colleges has its own library and other document resources. Computer facilities: The University has many computer labs in many locations. The labs are available to the students for study purposes. E-mail and web access is also provided free of charge. Sports activities: The university has several gyms and fitness rooms. The available sports facilities, including many types of ball games as well as swimming, athletics are provided free of charge or for symbolic amount for all students. Leisure time activities: There is a wide variety of student entertainment facilities both in and out the university. As Pécs is a student city, many bars, clubs and discos provide the students with additional relaxation and amusement. Accommodation: Dormitories are (within limit) available for international students. Private flats, rented apartments are available near the university. Approximate monthly cost for a rented apartment: 100-150 US dollars for a person. Preparatory courses: available for all programmes. Details provided if requested. Academic degree programmes in English language
Name of the diploma: Master of Arts degree Majors: Sculpture Length of the study program: 10 semesters(5 years) Specialization metal / stone / ceramic Course description The aim of the course is to develop the students awareness of plastic values, their critical abilities and their artistic individuality within this language. The teaching is based on the Renaissance model, with each student being required to join one of the three studios run by the leading teachers. The majority of the practical work will take place in this studio throughout the ten semesters. At the same time supplementary practical courses form an important part of the curriculum and these are generally taught in other workshops. Special emphasis is placed on materials and students are required to choose each semester between courses in stone sculpture/ ceramic sculpture/ or metal sculpture. As time goes on emphasis is placed on the development of individual creativity and the students future role in the field of contemporary sculpture. In the later stages, for example, students will be required to deal with the problems of setting sculpture in public spaces, both in the built and natural environment. Application procedure At least ten images of completed works – sculptures, drawings -(diapositives/CD-ROM/e-mail). Those applicants who pass the initial selection process, and seem likely to be offered a place, will be invited here for interview. This has a two-fold aim, firstly to ensure that the applicant truly meets the expectations of the staff and, secondly, that the applicant has the opportunity to see that our institution meets their requirements. Therefore the second phase of the application procedure will consist of a tour of the department, with introduction to some of the staff, a practical examination exercise, and a formal interview with teaching staff. You will need to send: 1. A completed application form 2. At least ten images of completed works – sculptures, drawings -(diapositives/CD-ROM/e-mail). (These images will play a very important part in the initial selection procedure) 3. An official attested English translation of your high scull/ secondary school diploma/ leaving certificate/ graduation certificate/ apolytirio/ G.C.S.E. (according to the educational system in your country) 4. Certificates of higher courses or degrees (if any) 5. Two letters of recommendation 6. Curriculum vitae in English (professional) 7. A passport-size photograph (not older than 6 months old) 8. 150 US $ application fee payable to “Pécsi Tudományegyetem” (not refundable) 9. A sufficient standard of English is a pre-requisite of acceptance to the course Application deadline 15th June 2002, for academic year 2002/2003 Tuition fee 4,000 US$ per semester Part time study, credit transfer Available on special request
Ms. Renáta Pásztó secretary of international affairs 30 Damjanich u. H-7624 Pécs, Hungary Phone: +36 72 501-540; +36 72 251-444/ext.2816 Fax: +36 72 501-540 E-mail: paszto@art.pte.hu
You will need to send: 1. A completed application form
3. An official attested English translation of your high school/ secondary school diploma/ leaving certificate/ graduation certificate/ apolytirio/ G.C.S.E. (according to the educational system in your country) 4. Certificates of higher courses or degrees (if any) 5. Two letters of recommendation 6. Curriculum vitae in English (professional) 7. A passport-size photograph (not older than 6 months old) 8. 150 US $ application fee payable to “Pécsi Tudományegyetem” (not refundable) 9. A sufficient standard of English is a pre-requisite of acceptance to the course Application deadline 15th June 2001, for academic year 2002/2003 Tuition fee 3,500 US$ per semester Part time study, credit transfer Available on special request
Ms. Renáta Pásztó secretary of international affairs 30 Damjanich u. H-7624 Pécs, Hungary Phone: +36 72 501-540; +36 72 251-444/ext.2816 Fax: +36 72 501-540 E-mail: paszto@art.pte.hu
Majors: Teacher training in music - Piano, Violin, Cello, Flute, Voice, Music Theory-Solfeggio-Conducting (4 years), Voice-Music-Conducting (5 years) Majors. Length of the study program Bachelor's 8 semesters(4 years), Master's 10 semesters( 5 years) Admission requirements At least a Musical High School level in any applied instrument, or voice. Strong basic knowledge in every theoretical subject. Excellent knowledge of English. Application procedure Knowledge of Music Theory and Instrument or Voice according to musical vocational secondary school (in case of knowledge of other instrument the basic knowledge of piano is essential for the completion of the course). Foreign students are required to send: 1. A completed application form 2. An audio casette tape a. Duration - minimum: 20 minutes - maximum: 30 minutes b. Including at least three styles c. Unedited d. Accompanied by a certificate stating "it is the unaided and unedited performances of the applicant." 3. An official attested English translation of your high school/ secondary school diploma/ leaving certificate/ graduation certificate/ (according to the educational system in your country) 4. Certificates of higher courses or degrees (if any) 5. Curriculum vitae in English (professional) 6. A passport-size photograph (not older than 6 months old) 7. 150 US $ application fee payable to “Pécsi Tudományegyetem” (not refundable) 8. A sufficient standard of English is a pre-requisite of acceptance to the course
The audition for the University of Pécs’ Music Institute consists of: I Performance Audition II. Theory Evaluation III. Personal Interview
University of Pécs Faculty of Music and Visual Arts Ms. Renáta Pásztó secretary of international affairs 30 Damjanich u. H-7624 Pécs, Hungary Phone: +36 72 501-540; +36 72 251-444/ext.2816 Fax: +36 72 501-540 E-mail: paszto@art.pte.hu
The Doctor of Liberal Arts (DLA) training program of the Master School of Fine Arts, which, for the first time, made it possible to obtain a university doctorate degree in the field of fine arts, was introduced in the academic year of 1995/96. The training of Doctors of Liberal Arts offers the possibility of higher education for those outstandingly talented young artists, who became autonomous artists by the end of their undergraduate studies, and for whom permanent and supported professional improvement is required. Several traditional methods are also available, such as bronze casting, marble carving and grinding and monumental wall-painting techniques. Otherwise new materials and media are used in the creative work. The professors’ common intention is to teach young artists the different ways of using certain materials, devices and methods in order to become sovereign individuals with high professional knowledge and technical experience. We attach great importance to foreign relations with partner institutions. The Master School exchanges exhibitions with Hungarian and foreign partner institutions. Famous guest professors are invited to offer short, intensive courses, which make the theoretical and practical training more complete. Application procedure In the first stage, potential applicants should write a letter of request for an application form (to be returned by 15th June). The completed application form must be accompanied by: 1) a curriculum vitae, (six copies) 2) a copy of your first degree, (six copies) 3) foreign-language certificate (not your mother tongue) (six copies) 4) a three year project proposal (split into six half years) (six copies) 5) a portfolio of your works to date. Application deadline June 15th 2002, for academic year 2002/2003 Tuition fee 3,000 US$ per semester This includes course fees, materials and studio, but not accommodation or living expenses. For further information contact: University of Pécs Faculty of Music and Visual Arts DLA Program Ms. Ágnes Berzy coordinator 30 Damjanich u. H-7624 Pécs, Hungary Phone: +36 72 251-444/ext.2876 Tuesday-Wednesday Fax: +36 72 501-540 E-mail: berzy@art.pte.hu
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