University interviews are a crucial part of your application process. To help you prepare effectively, we've compiled the common questions you might be asked.

Academic Background:

What is your academic background?

Can you highlight key achievements, courses, or experiences that are relevant to the chosen program?

Current Status:

Are you currently a student or employed?

How does your current situation align with your decision to pursue higher education?

Program Choice:

Why have you chosen this specific program?

Can you mention any specific aspects of the program that particularly interest you?

What research or due diligence have you conducted regarding the program?

Career Goals:

How does this program align with your career objectives?

Course Contents:

Could you describe the course contents of your chosen program?

Are there any specific courses or areas of study within the program that excite you?

University Location:

Where is the university situated, including the city and country?

Geographical Knowledge:

What are the neighboring countries of Hungary?

What is the geographical significance of Hungary and Debrecen?

Explain how this geographical significance might be relevant to your studies or professional growth.

Study Abroad Destination Choice:

Why did you choose this particular country and university?

Entrance Exam Related Questions:

If you had an entrance exam, be prepared to discuss how you solved or attempted a particular question from the exam.

Reminder for All Students:

Even if you did not have an entrance exam, refresh your knowledge from your previous courses related to the program you're applying for.

Interview Communication Tips:

Prior to the interview, practice speaking in English to improve fluency and confidence.

During the interview, articulate your answers clearly and confidently.

Listen carefully to the questions and provide focused, concise responses. Avoid rambling or going off-topic.

This guideline is designed to help you prepare for your university interview effectively. While it covers most of the common questions, please remember that this document is not a syllabus but a general guideline to assist you in your preparation. It's important to note that the faculty may ask questions outside of this guideline.

We hope your preparation goes well, and we look forward to the possibility of welcoming you to our university in the near future!