
The Government of Hungary, in collaboration with Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Vocational Education, is offering eight fully funded master’s scholarships under the Stipendium Hungaricum programme for the 2026/27 academic year. This initiative underscores the strong bilateral cooperation between the two nations and opens the door for promising Sri Lankan graduates to immerse themselves in advanced studies in Hungary.
All eligibility criteria must be met by 15 January 2026, by which point applicants should have submitted all required documentation and fulfilled the academic and personal prerequisites.
The scholarships are available in disciplines such as STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) and Agriculture (Click Here), aligning with the partnering universities in Hungary. The master’s programmes typically run for between one and a half to two years, depending on the course and institution. Students can browse available programmes and host institutions through the official Hungarian online application portal.
Most programmes are taught in English and can also be offered in Hungarian, depending on the host institution. Applicants must satisfy the language proficiency required by their selected university, and they apply for the study programmes directly via the Hungarian application system.
Selected scholars will receive generous support, including:
Despite these benefits, the policy clarifies that these supports are partial contributions toward living costs, students may need to supplement them with their own funds.
https://www.studyinhungary.hu/living-in-hungary/menu/your-costs-of-living.html
Award of the scholarship conditions laid down in this notification may vary as per the criteria imposed by the Hungarian authorities without prior notice.
Ambitious graduates who meet these eligibility requirements and embrace the challenge of studying abroad will find in Hungary not only a destination for learning but a platform to develop the skills, networks, and experiences that can shape their future contributions to Sri Lanka and beyond.
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