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I B S 

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL - BUDAPEST 

2010/2011

“From a school that I founded as the first private higher education 

college in Central Europe nearly 20 years ago, IBS - Budapest has 

grown into a great business school. It is an attractive place both to 

learn and teach because of our collaborative culture – a blend of 

academic rigor, cooperative teamwork, entrepreneurship, diversity 

and continuous innovation. The academic experience we offer 

provides our students from over 70 countries of the world not only 

with an undergraduate or postgraduate degree, but skills and 

networking opportunities that bring lifelong competitive advantages. 

IBS offers joint degree programmes with Oxford Brookes University, 

one of the best modern universities of Great Britain. This long-standing 

strategic alliance has helped us to develop flexible, practice-oriented 

curricula with a global perspective that nourishes creative thinking, 

sharp intellect and inter-cultural understanding. 

Our home, Budapest, is a rapidly developing, exciting city where 

historical tradition, modern business and entrepreneurship combine 

to provide an invigorating atmosphere for life, work and study. I invite 

you to visit our web site, and more importantly, to visit us personally, 

so you can learn more about our institution first-hand and get a sense 

of how friendly, exciting and motivating this place really is.” 

Prof. TAMÁS István Ph.D. 

Founder and Chancellor of IBS 

Students from Moscow, Russia have travelled 

1569 km to study at IBS. 

CHANCELLOR’S WELCOME 

IBS - a lifelong competitive advantage. 

Professor István Tamás is the Chancellor of International 

Business School. He is justifiably recognised as one of 

Hungary’s most successful businessmen, entrepreneurs and 

philanthropists. After studying electrical engineering at the 

Moscow University of Building and Construction, he attended 

the Budapest University of Economic Sciences and was 

awarded an MA degree in Economics. In 1997 he acquired 

a PhD at Newport University, USA. His dissertation “Capital 

Transformation and Privatization in Hungary” was published 

by Vantage Press Inc, New York. Having gained experience 

working for major corporate actors, he founded his own 

company that became one of the leading agents during the 

Hungarian transition and privatisation. He served as President 

& CEO of this company for a number of years. After his 

period of success in business life, he founded a college with 

the objective to give Hungary’s young people the most up-todate 

and practical business knowledge and skills: 

International Business School. 

Prof. UPTON Graham, 

Vice-Chancellor of Oxford Brookes University 

gives Honorary Degree of Doctor of Education 

to Prof. TAMÁS István in 1999.

LOCATION 

Budapest, a city with rich historic past and a 

wealth of entertainment possibilities. 

Budapest, situated right in the heart of Europe along the two banks 

of the River Danube, is a lively, friendly city with a continental climate. 

It has succeeded in adapting to the modern world while preserving 

its rich historic past. 

The city offers a wealth of entertainment and cultural activities, 

museums, concerts, theatres, opera as well as discos, jazz clubs, 

elegant shops and good food. An excellent inexpensive public 

transport system of buses, trolley buses, trams and underground lines 

extends all across the city. 

Entertainment 

Budapest is a city famed for its nightlife as well. There are hundreds 

of music pubs, bars, and cafes open around the clock. There are also 

plenty of other ideas for a fun night out, ranging from theatres and 

jazz venues to casinos and rock/pop events. 

For those after a dose of culture, a visit to the city's majestic State 

Opera House, the brand new National Theatre or the concert hall of 

the Palace of Arts makes for an unforgettable evening. 

If you are up for a great relaxation, you may want to visit some of 

Budapest’s world famous thermal baths, such as Gellért Spa, 

Széchenyi Thermal Bath or Rudas Bath. 

There is a great variety of museums as well. The Budapest History 

Students from Beijing, China have travelled 


.Budapest 

Museum in the Castle, the Hungarian National Gallery, the 

Hungarian National Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts are just a 

few of the museums that offer a great journey into Hungary’s past 

and present. 

Budapest Events 

Throughout the year you will have plenty of opportunities to participate 

in exciting events. Budapest Spring Festival, Bridge Festival and 

Danube Water Carnival, Budafest, Sziget Festival, Wine Fair, 

Budapest Autumn Festival, Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix, and 

Budapest Christmas Fair are just a few examples of the countless 

events in town. 

Sightseeing in Budapest 

Budapest is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular cities of the 

world. There are plenty of attractions that you should not miss; some 

of them are part of the world heritage: Lánchíd - Chain Bridge was 

opened in 1849 and was then the first permanent bridge across the 

Danube. The Parliament was constructed between 1884 and 1902 

and was then the largest Parliament building in the world. Buda 

Castle was the residence of the Hungarian kings for about 700 years. 

Fishermen's Bastion, St. Stephen's Basilica, Gellért Hill, Heroes’ 

Square are just some of the other tourist attractions that you should visit 

while you are in Budapest.

Attractive study 

programmes 

Being a private college, IBS quickly adapts 

to the needs of a constantly changing international 

market and modifies its academic 

programmes accordingly. In close co-operation 

with our strategic partner in Oxford and 

other European partners we produce flexible 

and motivated business people who 

perform efficiently and think flexibly in the 

challenging environment of global business. 

International 

environment 

International experts, guest professors from 

Oxford, and students from all over Europe, 

Central- and South America, Asia and 

Africa make IBS an attractive venue for 

cultural interaction and networking. Through 

our exchange programmes, IBS students can 

study in more than 80 partner institutions in 

over 20 European countries. They will be 

hosted by the best business schools in some 

of the most exciting cities of the world for at 

least one semester during their studies at IBS. Nearly 

50 specially trained, “handpicked” language 

teachers at IBS guarantee that our students acquire 

the basic language skills as well as the highly 

specialised language of business, academic writing 

and negotiations. 

British degrees 

Our students study for Bachelor’s and Master’s 

degrees conferred by the prestigious Oxford Brookes 

University. These degrees will open up doors for IBS 

graduates in the labour markets of Great Britain, the 

European Union and the world at large. 

REASONS FOR CHOOSING IBS 

Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees conferred by 

the prestigious Oxford Brookes University. 

Students from Abuja, Nigeria have 

travelled 4396 km to study at IBS. 

Team work and skills 

development 

The businessperson of the future will have to 

function both as a team leader and as a 

team member. For this reason, a significant 

part of professional practice is done in small 

groups. This helps students to improve their 

abilities in communication, understand 

different viewpoints, manage conflicts and 

master leadership. The development of 

personal skills and competencies has 

become the focus of business education 

worldwide as it has been for a long time at 

IBS. 

Thrilling student life 

IBS is not only a place for studying. It is also 

home to several cultural and sports facilities. 

IBS Student Stage is a popular theatre open 

to the public as well as IBS students. The IBS 

Café and the campus garden are pleasant 

venues where students and teachers can 

relax. Those who wish to exercise not only 

their mind, but also their body can visit the 

IBS Fitness for work-out, aerobics, tennis, 

sauna solarium and massage. 

Residence Hall 

A fully refurbished Residence Hall located 

right next to the school’s main building 

awaits our international students with wellequipped 

comfortable en suite rooms. All 

rooms (single or shared) have a spectacular 

park view and contain every modern 

amenity: bathroom, internet connection, TV, 

refrigerator, balcony.

OUR STUDENTS’ OPINION 

BIALKO Uladzimir, Belarus 

“After a year of studies at a Belarusian university I 

realised that my education lacked international exposure. 

I decided to study abroad and IBS was one of 

the immediate options. I chose this school due to its 

status as one of the first private business schools in 

the region, whose degrees are validated by Oxford 

Brookes. The other advantage is the lecturers and 

seminar leaders who possess hands-on experience of 

the subjects they teach. Students acquire an additional 

edge on the job market, because they graduate 

with minimum of one year of work experience.” 

IBRAHIM Fatima, Nigeria 

“Coming to IBS was a difficult choice to make, but 

after one year of studies I can say that it was a 

reasonable and thoughtful decision since here the 

academic environment is perfectly combined with a 

friendly, international atmosphere. In addition to this, 

IBS offers the great opportunity of studying abroad. 

This first year was a good start for me in the business 

field and I’m sure that by the time I graduate I’ll have 

all the knowledge and experience needed for a 

successful career.” 

CHIRITA Alexandra, Romania 

“It seemed to be easy to choose IBS. But it was 

harder to cope with all the further worries. And you 

know what? All the worries were pointless. The very 

first week showed that IBS has to provide what a 

student may need: experienced teachers, friendly 

staff, interesting lectures/topics, and a perfect international 

atmosphere. The University also offers a 

chance to study abroad as an exchange student. 

And, thanks to the placement year, you get your 

diploma together with working experience, which is 

highly appreciated.” 

Students from Astana, Kazakhstan have 


Students from all over the world. 

CHOLNOKY Zsuzsa, Hungary 

“My aim in applying to IBS was to acquire pragmatic 

knowledge. Aside from the academic knowledge, the 

school puts great emphasis on the acquisition of those 

skills which are indispensable in the very real world 

of business. Furthermore, IBS provides a great environment 

to meet with fellow students and professors, 

creating a colourful atmosphere to study and to have 

fun. Next semester I have been given the opportunity 

to study in England with the Erasmus programme, 

which is open to every student. I can surely say that 

IBS has exceeded my expectations in all ways.” 

NGUYEN Vu, Vietnam 

“I chose IBS because of the British degree and its 

multicultural environment. In terms of support I have 

experienced guidance from members of all staff. This 

is absolutely crucial, especially for international 

students who have come to study here. This diversity 

in the student population is another distinguishing 

factor for IBS. It requires students to learn and grow 

in an environment, to gain international experience 

which is also very useful in today's business world. I 

believe that opting for IBS was the right decision for 

me and I very much enjoy being part of it.” 

HAKKI Özdes Ahmet, Turkey 

“IBS is the place of opportunities: friendly environment, 

great connections in terms of future plans and 

the beautiful city of Budapest. The school gives the 

flavour of all these once you start living the IBS life. A 

broad view of experience with the help of Oxford 

Brookes is all that you may expect from IBS.A mixture 

of Hungarian and international students gives the best 

opportunity to understand different cultures and meet 

new people. Words are not enough to describe all 

the good things you get from the school and also from 

the city of Budapest. The best way to experience all 

this joy is to join IBS.”

Living and studying in the capital city of Hungary, a member of 

the European Union since 2004, is an experience you should not 

miss. Relatively low living costs and the hospitality of the people 

will allow you to take maximum advantage of the vibrant lifestyle 

and variety of events Budapest has to offer to its international 

students. 

Affordable living costs 

The following price list should give you an idea of how to plan 

your budget: 

Students from Chisinau, Moldova have 


BUDAPEST, A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE 

Living in Budapest - an experience 

you should not miss. 

1 kg bread � 0.8 - 1.2 

1 kg sugar � 1.2 - 1.4 

1 litre milk � 0.6 - 1 

100 g cheese � 0.6 - 2 

Average restaurant main dish � 2.2 - 4 

Expensive restaurant main dish � 4 - 18 

Hamburger � 1.2 - 2.6 

Ice cream � 1.0 - 2.5 

Soft drink � 0.8 - 2.5 

Movie theatre ticket � 3 - 5 

Entry fee for clubs, discos � 3.2 - 12 

Rock concert ticket � 8 - 60 

Metro, bus, tram ticket � 1 - 1.5 

Student’s monthly travel pass � 12 

Squash court rental per hour � 8 - 14 

Swimming pool entry � 4 - 10 

Mobile phone charges per minute � 0.06 - 0.6 

Living Costs per month 

Rent & lease � 120 - 300 

Utility bills � 60 - 120 

Food � 120 - 170 

Travel � 20 - 50 

Leisure � 75 - 200 

Total � 370 - 840 

IBS •

AUSTRIA 

FACHHOCHSCHULSTUDIENGÄNGE BURGENLAND 

STEYR UNIVERSITY 

FACHHOCHSCHULE WIENER-NEUSTADT 

BELGIUM 

HAUTE ECOLE EPHEC, BRUXELLES 

BULGARIA 

HIGHER SCHOOL OF INSURANCE AND FINANCE, SOFIA 

CYPRUS 

CYPRUS COLLEGE 

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE PROGRAMMES 

DENMARK 

DANISH BUSINESS ACADEMY, RANDERS 

NIELS BROCK COPENHAGEN BUSINESS COLLEGE 

ROSKILDE BUSINESS COLLEGE 

FINLAND 

KAJAANIN AMMATTIKORKEAKOULU 

OULU UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES 

TURKU UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES 

FRANCE 

EBS, PARIS 

EDC, PARIS 

EPSCI GROUPE ESSEC, CERGY-PONTOISE 

ESPEME EDHEC BUSINESS SCHOOL, LILLE 

EUROPEAN BUSINESS SCHOOL, PARIS 

GROUPE SUP DE CO LA ROCHELLE 

ICN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT, NANCY 

INSTITUT D’ETUDES SUPÉRIEURES DES ARTS, PARIS 

INSTITUT D’ETUDES POLITIQUE, BORDEAUX 

MIP ECOLE DE MANAGEMENT, PARIS 

UNIV. BLAISE PASCAL, CLERMONT FERRAND 

UNIVERSITÉ CATHOLIQUE DE LYON 

UNIVERSITÉ JEAN MONNET, SAINT ETIENNE 

GERMANY 

BERGISHE UNIVERSITÄT, WUPPERTAL 

EBS, SCHLOSS REICHARTSHAUSEN 

FACHHOCHSCHULE ASCHAFFENBURG 

FACHHOCHSCHULE EBERSWALDE 

FACHHOCHSCHULE ESSLINGEN 

FACHHOCHSCHULE FÜR WIRTSCHAFT BERLIN 

FACHHOCHSCHULE NEU ULM 

FACHHOCHSCHULE REGENSBURG 

FACHHOCHSCHULE SCHMALKALDEN 

FACHHOCHSCHULE SÜDWESTFALEN HAGEN 

FACHHOCHSCHULE WEDEL 

FACHHOCHSCHULE WORMS 

HOCHSCHULE BREMEN 

HOCHSCHULE MITTWEIDA 

HOCHSCHULE ZITTAU / GÖRLITZ 

MÜNICH BUSINESS SCHOOL 

UNIVERSITÄT DORTMUND 

UNIVERSITÄT KASSEL 

UNIVERSITÄT SIEGEN 

UNIVERSITÄT TRIER 

Unforgettable experience abroad. 

By receiving 500 foreign students from more than 70 countries IBS creates a lively, diverse, multilingual and multicultural study 

environment for all of its students. Students can improve their language skills not only in the classroom but also in everyday 

communication in the canteen or in the corridors; furthermore, they have the opportunity to learn about other cultures and to practice 

mutual respect and tolerance towards other people. Every student of IBS has the opportunity to spend one semester at one of our partner 

schools in Europe. Our Erasmus partner institutes are among the best business colleges and universities in the European Union. Our 

Exchange Partners in Europe are as follows: 

Students from Buenos Aires, Argentina have 


GREAT BRITAIN 

OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY 

PORTSMOUTH BUSINESS SCHOOL 

UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ENGLAND, BIRMINGHAM 

ITALY 

UNIVERSITÁ DEGLI STUDI DELLA TUSCIA 

UNIVERSITÁ DEGLI STUDI DI MILANO 

UNIVERSITÁ DEGLI STUDI DI TERAMO 

UNIVERSITÁ DEGLI STUDI DI TRENTO 

UNIVERSITÁ DEGLI STUDI DI URBINO 

UNIVERSITÁ DI BOLOGNA 

LATVIA 

RIGAS EKONOMIKAS AUGSTSKOLA 

LITHUANIA 

VILNIUS VERSLO KOLEGIJA 

THE NETHERLANDS 

HANZEHOGESCHOOL GRONINGEN 

HOGESCHOOL ZUYD, HEERLEN 

SAXION HOGESCHOOL, DEVENTER / ENSCHEDE 

UNIVERSITEIT MAASTRICHT 

NORWAY 

AALESUND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 

POLAND 

SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS WARSAW 

SPAIN 

UNIVERSIDAD DE CÓRDOBA 

UNIVERSIDAD DE LA LAGUNA 

UNIVERSIDAD DE LEÓN 

UNIVERSIDAD PÚBLICA DE NAVARRA PAMPLONA 

UNIVERSIDAD DE SEVILLA 

UNIVERSIDAD DE ZARAGOZA 

UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID 

UNIVERSIDADE A CORUÑA 

UNIVERSIDADE DE VIGO 

UNIVERSITAT JAUME 

UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE CATALUNYA, BARCELONA 

UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE CATALUNYA, TERRASSA 

SWEDEN 

MID SWEDEN UNIVERSITY, SUNDSVALL 

SWITZERLAND 

HAUTE ECOLE D'INGENIERIE ET DE GESTION DU 

CANTON DE VAUD 

TURKEY 

DOGUS UNIVERSITY 

ISTAMBUL KÜLTÜR UNIVERSITY 

BILKENT UNIVERSITY

A key success factor for IBS is the preparation of its students for a 

competitive employment market. It is our aim to empower our students 

with the necessary knowledge and skills so that they can easily 

integrate themselves into the corporate 

world. IBS’ Business Network 

Centre aims to continuously maintain, 

strengthen and further develop 

its corporate network, involve the 

business world in our education 

and get our students and faculty 

involved in the business world. 

At Bachelor level the placement 

year is an integral part of our educational 

programme. In the second year students will be prepared 

for the internship, while in the fourth year they can synthesise their 

practical experience with their classroom studies. 

During the placement year students can put into practice what they 

learned in the first two years, can acquire hands-on practical work experience 

and can synthesise academic knowledge with practice. The 

SERVICES OF OUR CAREER OFFICE 

Our main strength: the success of our graduates. 

“The present trainee system of Porsche Hungaria was 

developed 2 years ago. 90 % of the students getting the 

opportunity to work in different fields have been selected 

from among IBS students. The reasons for this are 

manifold: IBS is the only institution in higher education 

which requires a trainee period of 11 to 12 months. 

This framework is very advantageous for us because 

after proper training the different departments can entrust 

actual professional tasks to the students, and involve 

them in work processes, which the students could otherwise 

perform only after graduation. Most IBS students 

are open and proactive who aim at acquiring practical 

knowledge. 

Having spent a trainee year at Porsche Hungaria, IBS 

students start their career with a considerable advantage 

on the labour market and they may have a good 

chance to fill the vacancies arising at our company as 

well.” 

KISS Csaba 

HR Director, Porsche Hungaria 

Students from Cairo, Egypt have travelled 


“Morgan Stanley has already hired several IBS graduates 

into its Finance and Operations divisions and we 

hope to expand and strengthen our relationship with 

IBS. We are always looking for graduates who have a 

combination of strong English language skills, problem 

solving aptitude, and a drive to succeed. We value 

pragmatism and focus in our employees and these are 

qualities that IBS encourages in its students.” 

WATSON Antonia, 

General Manager, Morgan Stanley Hungary 

results of a recent career path analysis among our former students 

show that 60% of the fresh graduates took up their first jobs within the 

same company where they spent their placement. 

IBS’ Business Network Centre does its utmost to further expand the network 

of companies offering placement jobs for our students. Besides 

the local network, there is a growing interest for finding placement 

possibilities abroad. In addition, IBS has joined the network of some 

European intermediary organisations, which assist students in finding 

placement opportunities internationally. 

Our students enter the job market 

with many advantages. Hands-on 

practical experience and corporate 

skills are ranked by most international 

companies as the most important 

factors considered when 

hiring new people. IBS’ students do 

acquire this sought-for level of skills 

and experience. This is why 93% 

of our fresh graduates find a job 

within 6 months after graduation. 

Our Alumni are ambassadors of our School in the business world. 

Hundreds of our former students are registered in our Alumni database 

and we are in permanent contact with them. We are also working 

together with Oxford Brookes University in developing joint alumni 

programmes. Those graduating on our programmes will be 

automatically members of OBU Alumni as well.

CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS 

IBS’ Business Network Centre aims to involve 

the business world in our education. 

Abbott Hungary Ltd. 

Accor Hotels Plc. 

Air France/KLM 

BMW Hungary Ltd. 

BNP Paribas Hungary Ltd. 

Bosch Hungary Ltd. 

Budapest Bank Plc. (Member of GE) 

CBA Trade Ltd. 

Cemex Hungary Ltd. 

Ceva-Phylaxia Plc. 

CIB Bank Plc. 

Citibank Plc. 

Coca-Cola Beverages Ltd. 

Colgate-Palmolive Ltd. 

Corinthia Grand Hotel Royal 

Credigen Bank Plc. 

Cushman & Wakefield 

Decathlon Hungary Ltd. 

Deutsche Bank Plc. 

DHL Hungary Ltd. 

Diageo Hungary Ltd. 

Egis Pharmaceuticals Plc. 

Ernst & Young Ltd. 

Erste Bank Plc. 

ExxonMobil Hungary Ltd. 

Ford Motor Hungary Ltd. 

FrieslandCampina Hungária cPlc. 

GE Healthcare 

GE Hungary Plc. 

GlaxoSmithKline Ltd. 

GM Hungary Ltd. 

Graphisoft R&D Plc. 

GTS Central Europe 

HBO Hungary Ltd. 

Henkel Hungary Ltd. 

Hewlett-Packard Hungary Ltd. 

Holcim Hungária Ltd. 

Hotel Inter-Continental Budapest 

Hungarian Development Bank Ltd. 

Hungarian National Bank Plc. 

Hungarian Postal Service Plc. 

Hungarian Tourism Board Plc. 

Hunguest Hotels Plc. 

IBM Hungary Ltd. 

IKEA Hungary Ltd. 

InBev Ltd. 

ING Bank Plc. 

Inter-Európa Bank Plc. 

Johnson & Johnson Ltd. 

K&H Bank Plc. 

Kempinsky Hotel Corvinus Budapest 

Kodak Ltd. 

KPMG Hungary Ltd. 

Kraft Foods Hungary Ltd. 

Leo Burnett Hungary Ltd. 

L'Oréal Hungary Inc. 

MALÉV Hungarian Airlines Plc. 

Students from Minsk, Belarus have 


IBS regularly conducts career path analyses among its 

graduates. All recent surveys show that the vast majority 

of IBS students find a job in a responsible managerial 

position in less than 3 months after graduation with an 

average gross monthly salary of half a million HUF (triple 

of the Hungarian average salary). 

The excellent employment prospects are largely due to IBS’ 

system of Placement Year (11 months of work in the third 

year) as appr. 60% of students remain with their placement 

companies and complete their final year of studies beside 

keeping their work. The fact that most companies choose 

to continue employing IBS students indicates a high level 

of satisfaction with their performance. 

Each year Trendence, a leading research institute in 

Europe, conducts an extensive survey of European students 

on their preferences and expectations in their future career, 

their satisfaction with their university, and the attractiveness 

to future employers. 

According to the 2009 European Student Barometer 

survey, 80% of IBS students believe that IBS equips them 

with all skills and knowledge necessary for a successful 

career and are satisfied with the assistance of our Business 

Network Centre in career planning, whereas only 55% of 

Hungarian and European students share the same opinion 

of their school. In fact, IBS students are the most pleased 

with their institution in the whole of Europe. 

The experience of the placement year, the highly 

advanced English language skills, the hands-on approach 

of all programmes and the international degree offer IBS 

graduates an undisputable competitive advantage on the 

job market. 

Marks & Spencer Hungary Ltd. 

McCann-Erickson Budapest 

Metro Commercial Ltd. 

Metropolitan Waterworks Plc. 

Michelin Hungary Ltd. 

Millward Brown Hungary Ltd. 

MKB Bank Plc. 

MOL Hungarian Oil and Gas Plc. 

Morgan Stanley 

Nestlé Hungary Ltd. 

Nissan Motor Ltd. 

Nordson Corporation, USA 

Novartis Hungary Ltd. 

Nutricia Beverages Ltd. 

OMV Hungary Ltd. 

Opel Southeast Europe Ltd. 

OTP Bank Plc. 

Pannon Telecommunications Ltd. 

Penny Market 

Philip Morris Hungary Ltd. 

Philips Hungary Ltd. 

Porsche Hungary Trade Ltd. 

PricewaterhouseCoopers Hungary 

Procter and Gamble Hungary Ltd. 

Publicis Budapest Advertising Agency 

Raiffeisen Bank Plc. 

Reckitt-Benckiser Ltd. 

Retro Jeans 

Ringier Publishing House Ltd. 

Robert Bosch Ltd. 

SABMiller Hungary Ltd. 

Sanofi-Aventis Ltd. 

Shell Hungary Plc. 

Siemens Plc. 

Sió-Eckes Ltd. 

Sony Hungaria Ltd. 

Spar Hungary Commercial Ltd. 

Tesco Hungary Plc. 

Teva Hungary Plc. 

The Walt Disney Co. 

T-Home Plc. 

TriGránit Plc. 

Triumph International Ltd. 

UniCredit Bank 

UniCredit Leasing 

Unilever Hungary Ltd. 

Unisys Hungary Ltd. 

UPC Hungary Ltd. 

Visteon Hungary Ltd. 

Vodafone Hungary Ltd. 

Volksbank Plc. 

Wallis Motor Ltd. 

Well Adverising Agency Ltd. 

Wellis Hungary Ltd. 

Xerox Hungary Ltd. 

Young and Rubicam Budapest 

Zwack Unicum Plc.

QUALITY EDUCATION, OUR FACULTY AND STAFF 

Renowned business experts and 

internationally recognised visiting professors. 

Prof. LÁNG László Ph.D., 

Vice-Chancellor, CEO 

NATIVE LANGUAGE: Hungarian 

LANGUAGE COMPETENCE: 

English, German, Russian 

STUDIES: 1985 Hungarian Academy of 

Sciences, Ph.D. in Economic Sciences, 

1978 Karl Marx University of Economic 

Sciences, Ph.D. in International 

Economics, 

1977 Karl Marx University, Economist 

MOST IMPORTANT PREVIOUS JOBS: 

1997-2000 CW Bank AG, 

1995-1996 K&H Bank, 

1987-1990 Hungarian Institute for 

Foreign Affairs 

SZEPESI László, MBA, 

Head of Teaching Centre, 

Programme Director 



English, French, Italian, Spanish 

STUDIES: 2002 MBA INSEAD, 

1993 University of Geneva 


2004 Accenture, Consultant Manager, 

2001-2002 INSEAD, 

1997-2001 CAIB Securities Ltd., 

Head of Private Banking, 

1995-1997 Credit Suisse Groupe, 

Account Manager, 

1993-1994 Pricewaterhouse, Auditor 

GODSAVE ALAN, MCIM, MTS 

Programme Director 

NATIVE LANGUAGE: English 


French, Hungarian 

STUDIES: 

2000 University of Surrey, MSc in 

Tourism Studies 

1998 UK Chartered Institute of Marketing, 

PG Diploma in Marketing 


2004 - LCCI, Regional Director 

1997 - 2004 World Travel & Tourism 

Council, Regional Director CEE 

1990-1997 EU PHARE Programme, 

Tourism Marketing Consultant 

Students from Bishkek, Kyrgystan have 


Dr. RÁNKI Zsuzsanna, 

Head of Business Network Centre 


LANGUAGE COMPETENCE: English, French 

STUDIES: 1985 Karl Marx University of 

Economic Sciences, Budapest, Doctor 

of Economics, 

1982 MBA Indiana University, 

1977 Karl Marx University, Economist 


1999-2002 Ward Howell Euroselect 

Ltd. / Stanton Chase, 

1992-1999 Egon Zehnder, 

1990-1992 Soros EWMI, 

1987-1990 International Management 

Centre 

Dr. SAZDOVSKA Jasmina Ph.D., 

Head of Foreign Language Dept. 


English, Macedonian, Serbian, 

Croatian, Hungarian, German 

STUDIES: 2008- Eötvös Loránd University, 

Budapest, (ELTE) Ph.D. in Applied 

Linguistics, 1999 ELTE, MA in Linguistics, 

1995 Ss. Cyril and Methodius 

University, Skopje, (CMU) 


2005 - 2006 Eötvös József Collegium 

- ELTE, 2000 – 2004 Berlitz Language 

Centre, 1995 – 1996 CMU, Skopje, 

1992 – 1995 Translator/Interpreter – 

Macedonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 

EU Aid Coord. Unit, BBC 

OWENS Tom, Programme Director 

NATIVE LANGUAGE: English 

LANGUAGE COMPETENCE: Hungarian 

STUDIES: 

1974 Graduate diploma in Marketing, 

1972 University College Dublin, 

1972 College of Commerce, Dublin, 

CPA 

MOST IMPORTANT JOBS: 

1995- International Business School - 

Budapest, 

1974-1994 Irish Management Institute, 

1972-1974 McConnells Advertising 

OUR FACULTY AND SELECTED KEY STAFF 

ÁDÁM Éva, lecturer 

Dr. ANDRÁSI Gábor, senior lecturer, 

Postgtraduate Programme Director 

Prof. ANTAL Zsuzsanna, professor 

BAJUSZ Tamás, 

Head of Finance and Logistics Centre 

BÁRCZY Péter, associate professor 

Prof. BIERBAUER Zsuzsanna, professor 

BODÓCZKY Caroline, associate professor 

CSETE Beatrix, lecturer 

CSIKÓS Éva, marketing assistant 

DÁVIDNÉ SOPRONI Zsuzsanna, lecturer 

DOOR Rita, Secretary General 

DUDÁS Györgyi, senior lecturer 

GELLÉRT Rita, Manager of Residence Hall 

GODSAVE Alan, programme director 

Prof. GONDA György, professor 

Dr. GRÁF Zoltán Benedek, Head of Student Centre 

GYÖMÖREY Erzsébet, senior lecturer 

GYŐRFFY Enikő, senior lecturer 

HACKNÉ TÓTH Zsuzsa, lecturer 

HAJDARA Viktória, lecturer 

HENTES Orsolya, marketing assistant 

Prof. KACSUKNÉ BRUCKNER Lívia, professor 

KÁRÁSZ Zsófia, lecturer 

KAVARATZIS Mihalis, lecturer 

KELECSÉNYI Klára, lecturer 

KÉRY Dóra, senior lecturer 

KISS Dóra, lecturer 

Prof. KISS Judit, professor, programme director 

LÁNG Edina Réka, 

Head of Recruitment and Marketing Centre 

Prof. LÁNG László, Vice-Chancellor, CEO 

LENDVAI László, Chief Int’l Recruitment Officer 

Prof. LEWIS Philip, professor 

MIZDA Katalin, PA to the Chancellor 

Prof. MOHÁCSI János, professor 

NAGY Erika, senior lecturer 

Dr. NAGY Bálint, associate professor 

OWENS Tom, associate professor, 

IAA Programme Director 

ORTIZ Mária, PA to the Vice-Chancellor 

ŐRI László, lecturer 

POLYÁK Ildikó, senior lecturer 

Prof. RAKONCZAI László, professor 

Dr. RÁNKI Zsuzsanna, 

Head of Business Network Centre 

REISCH Ildikó, senior lecturer 

Dr. SAZDOVSKA Jasmina, senior lecturer 

Prof. SZABADOS Márta, professor 

SZABÓNÉ HÍDVÉGI Zsófia, lecturer 

SZAKÁCSNÉ Pallagi Noémi, lecturer 

SZEGŐ Andrea, senior lecturer 

SZEPESI László, Head of Teaching Centre 

Prof. SZIGETI László, professor 

SZIGETVÁRY Nóra, lecturer 

Prof. TAMÁS István, Chancellor 

TAMÁS Mária, Counsellor to the Chancellor 

Prof. TARDOS Katalin, Programme Director 

Dr. TARR József, associate professor 

TÓTHNÉ CZELVIKKER Katalin, associate professor 

Plus a host of renowned business experts as consultants, 

highly specialised part-time staff and internationally 

recognised visiting professors.

OUR ACADEMIC OFFER 

FOUNDATION 

0. YEAR 

INTENSIVE ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMME 

Our programmes provide an opportunity for 

students to pursue areas of individual interest. 

1. YEAR 

BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMMES 

2. YEAR 

ERASMUS 

BA IN BUSINESS STUDIES IN HUNGARIAN 

BA IN BUSINESS STUDIES 

BA IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS RELATIONS 

BA IN FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING 

BA IN TRAVEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT 

BA IN ARTS MANAGEMENT 

Students from Ottawa, Canada have 


3. YEAR 

PLACEMENT 

4. YEAR 

All IBS students (with the exception of Arts Management students) start their studies on what 

we at IBS call ’Common First Year’. The main purpose of the Common First Year, similarly 

to the first year of all business trainings, is to introduce students to the world of business, 

familiarise them with basic business terms, concepts and means of analysis, and prepare 

them for their further studies. During the Common First Year our intention is 

• not only to provide theoretical foundations, but right from the start offer a practice-oriented 

approach to prepare students for the real world of work. 

• to make students participate actively in the learning process rather than being passive 

listeners only. One way of achieving this is to do a lot of interactive group work - a 

method which has always characterized IBS teaching. Another way is increasing 

students’ awareness by determining and focusing on their study and career goals. 

• not only to expect high-level academic performance from students, but also develop 

those skills that are necessary to achieve it. It is a competitive advantage not only at IBS 

but at work as well if someone is able to quickly and efficiently gather, evaluate and 

process information, express her/himself in a clear and informative manner and apply 

suitable communication and presentation techniques. 

• to make sure that students not only come to IBS because they have classes to attend, 

but enjoy their time spent in this special, multicultural environment. 

MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMMES 

5. YEAR 

MSC IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 

MSC IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 

MSC IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 

MSC IN MARKETING MANAGEMENT

BA in Business Studies 

The BA in Business Studies (BABS) programme enables students to 

analyse, evaluate, plan and implement business processes effectively 

and thus engage in the world of business successfully. 

Core modules of the first two years offer students an introduction into 

IT, the quantitative methodology of business, economics, finance and 

marketing, familiarise students with the legal and the international 

environment, and foster personal development through a range of 

skills modules in the areas of communication, presentation, time and 

conflict management, and others. 

In their final year, students study general and strategic management 

modules that build on the experience they have accumulated during 

Placement. In addition, they have to choose several optional modules 

that suit their individual interest. Options include modules related to 

marketing, human resources management and logistics. To complete 

this programme students have to either submit a dissertation and pass 

the final examination or write up a project and pass the defence 

related to this project work. 

Students from Brasilia, Brazil have travelled 


UNDERGRADUATE OFFERS 

Placement, as work-based learning, is an integral 

part of all curricula. 

OJORDUMI Ejiofoh, Nigeria 

“I chose IBS on recommendation of 

a family member and what a good 

choice I made. My 4 years at IBS 

has been a period of great benefits 

both from an academic and social 

point of view. The academic 

standards at IBS are first class, 

challenging and bring the best out 

of you, and fellow students are helpful, cooperative and come 

from a wide international background. Courses offered in IBS 

prepare students for both the practical and theoretical application 

of the knowledge learnt. This helps students to adapt to the 

ever changing real world of business. Its 1-year placement 

programme gives students the opportunity of implementing the 

knowledge learnt at school. I find this as a key benefit of 

attending IBS. Finally the entire environment at IBS is 

comfortable and conducive for learning and its teachers are 

highly qualified, open minded and focused on students’ career 

development. I am truly proud to be a part of the IBS family.”


BA in International Business 

Relations 

The BA in International Business Relations (BAIBR) programme trains 

professionals for the international business arena where they can 

apply the broad knowledge they have acquired and the skills and 

competences they have developed for actively pursuing and fostering 

international relations in fields such as global corporate operations, 

export promotion, foreign direct investment and interstate cooperation. 

Core modules of the first two years offer an introduction into IT and 

economics, and cover the basics of finance, the quantitative 

methodology of business. In addition, they provide deep insight into 

the theories and practice of international relations, world regional 

geography and history. Personal development is fostered through a 

range of skills modules in the areas of communication, presentation, 

time and conflict management, and others. 

In their final year, students study general international 

relations modules that build on the experience 

they have accumulated during Placement. In 

addition, they have to choose from a wide selection 

of optional modules that enrich their worldview 

and deepen their professional knowledge. 

Completing the programme requires writing a 

dissertation or project work (with tutorial support) 

and passing the defence of this last piece of 

work. A “B2” level language certificate in a 

second language (German, French or Spanish) is 

required for graduation. IBS will specially focus 

on the teaching of second languages and will 

guarantee 8 hours a week of language classes to 

all BAIBR students. 

Students from Berlin, Germany have travelled 


Lecturers with hands-on experience. 

BA in Finance and Accounting 

The BA in Finance and Accounting (BAFIN) programme enables 

students to analyse, evaluate, plan and implement processes 

effectively in the area of corporate finance, banking and investment. 

Core modules of the first 

two years equip 

students with basic conceptual 

and methodological 

tools in business 

and finance, law and 

economics, offer introduction 

into accounting 

and finance and provide 

more specialised, 

ready-to-use knowledge 

in corporate finance 

and financial accounting. Special emphasis is laid on fostering personal 

development through a range of skills modules in the areas of 

communication, presentation, time and conflict management, and 

others. 

In the final year of study, some core modules build on previous paths 

such as corporate valuation, controlling, financial markets, business 

planning whereas others explore new areas such as public finance 

and the insurance business. In addition, students have to choose 

options to suit their individual interest. 

To graduate from this programme, students have to either write a 

dissertation and pass the final examination or write up a project and 

pass the defence related to this project work. 

LUKIANOVA ANASTASIA, RUSSIA 

“After graduating from high school I was not quite sure 

where to continue my studies: here in Hungary, were I have 

lived for 17 years, or go back to Russia. But I received 

positive feedback from my friends, who have studied here 

and I said “Why not?” And I have not regretted it. The 

second year of my studies showed that having graduated 

from IBS you can become not only an economist or a 

banker, but also a specialist in Marketing, Human Resource 

Management and even Tourism Management or Arts Management. So it is not 

only the basic economic knowledge I can get, but also subjects for pleasure. 

Furthermore, the experiences I will receive during my Placement year are no doubt 

a superb start for my career afterwards.”

BA in Travel & Tourism 

Management 

The BA in Travel & Tourism Management (BATTM) programme aims 

to train business professionals in the essential skills required to create 

and manage viable travel and tourism enterprises, direct local, 

regional and national tourism development and operate in specific 

sectors of this high-growth industry. 

Core modules of the first two years equip students with the necessary 

foundations and basic conceptual and methodological tools in 

business, IT, law and finance. 

The specifics of the tourism industry are explored according to the 

4A’s concept, which means developing an understanding of travel 

and tourism Attractions, Access, Accommodation and Attitudes. 

Special emphasis is laid on fostering personal development through 

a range of skills modules in the areas of communication, presentation, 

time and conflict management, and others. 


Essential skills to create and manage viable 

travel and tourism enterprises. 

MANCELLARI INA, ALBANIA 

“I wanted to study in a school that 

values real world, practical teaching 

rather than theoretical studies, as this 

is not typical of universities in the East 

European educational system. IBS 

exceeded my expectations in this 

aspect. It is a really progressive 

business school. We do a lot of teamwork, 

project works, researches, 

which always taught me how to put theory into practice. I value 

a lot that we have the opportunity during our placement year 

to get practical work experience prior to graduation. This will 

become a huge benefit when looking for a job after finishing 

the school. The classes are demanding, but the teachers are 

very encouraging and willing to assist students. Another thing 

that I find unique about IBS is the diverse and interesting student 

population. There are international students from many different 

places. Maybe due to this multi-cultural environment, the IBS 

atmosphere is very open-minded and friendly, which makes it 

incredibly easy to interact with people from all different backgrounds 

and lifestyles. Thanks to this experience, I have a much 

more developed worldview. I am very satisfied with my 

decision to come to IBS and I believe that the knowledge and 

academic skills I gained here will be very useful in my future”. 

Students from Tbilisi, Georgia have travelled 


The modules in the final year of study build on previous paths and 

provide further opportunities to develop an in-depth understanding of 

current issues in the tourism industry. In addition, students have to 

choose several optional modules to suit their individual interests. Topics 

include modules related to spas and water parks, cultural tourism and 

hospitality & accommodation. 

Completing the programme requires writing a dissertation or project 

work (with tutorial support) and passing the defence of the latter. Passing 

the “English for Tourism” LCCI Intermediate exam is an independent 

requirement, and a “B2” level language certificate in a second 

language (German, French or Spanish) is required for graduation. 

IBS will specially focus on the teaching of second languages and will 

guarantee 8 hours a week of language classes to all BATTM students.


BA in Arts Management 

The BA in Arts Management (BAAM) programme trains professionals 

for the high-growth international creative industries. High impact 

business practices have been integrated into a hands-on programme 

with the aim of enabling students to successfully engage in the 

professional management of arts and artists, cultural and creative 

enterprises and events. 

During the first two years of study, the compulsory modules provide a 

general background to and understanding of both the business and 

art worlds. The project management and human resource 

management modules directly relate to the complex processes that a 

professional in the field uses to set up, maintain and motivate work 

forces in the creative industries. Students will also be introduced to 

the basic tools of working in a creative, artistic environment. Specially 

Students from Tehran, Iran have travelled 


Our special programme: 

integrating arts and business. 

developed modules provide the foundations of viewing and understanding 

arts in the contexts of historical trends, aesthetics and 

business as well as of the various infrastructures of art management 

including non-profit, governmental and private organisations – all from 

an international perspective. 

Moreover, students will also be directly involved in the creation of 

artistic objects (photographic, drawn, 3-dimensional and digital) with 

the aim of familiarising them with the complexity of creative processes. 

Special emphasis is laid also on fostering personal development 

through a range of skills modules in the areas of communication, 

presentation, time and conflict management, and others. 

In their final year, students study strategic management and advanced 

art-related modules that build on the experience they have accumu- 

lated during Placement. In addition, they have to choose several 

optional modules to suit their individual interests. These include 

modules related to media production, gallery, auction & appraisal 

and events coordination. Completing 

the programme requires writing 

a dissertation or project work 

(with tutorial support) and passing 

the defence of this last piece of 

work. 

IBS’s BA in Arts Management programme 

is supported by the Hungarian 

Museum of Fine Arts, 

Budapest.

IBS offers four MSc programmes, all leading to a Master of Sciences 

degree conferred by Oxford Brookes University. All programmes 

belong to a portfolio designed primarily for recent graduates from 

POSTGRADUATE OFFERS 

Preparing managers for global success. 

TERM 

Term 1, Part One: 

“Environment” 

Term 1, Part Two: 

“Structures” 

Term 2, Part One 

“Process 

Know-How” 

Term 2, Part Two: 

“Functions” 

MSc in 

International 

Business 

Principles and 

Practices of 

Global 

Business 

one of the other 

3 

“Principles…” 

modules 

International 

Trade 

Practices 

Corporate 

Governance 

MSc in 

Financial 

Management 

Students from Mexico City, Mexico have 


MSc in Human 

Resource 

Management 

Research & Learning Methodology 

The Business and Its Environment 

Business Data Analysis 

Business Orientation 


Practices of 

Finance 

Corporate 

Finance 


Practices of HRM 

Planning HRM 

Dissertation Research Skills OR Consultancy Skills 

Financial 

Decisions 

Risk 

Management 

Management Skills 

Business Strategy 

1 elective 

Performance 

Appraisal & 

Management 

Corporate 

Social 

Responsibility 

Dissertation Research Skills OR Consultancy Skills 

Term 3 Dissertation OR Project Work 

countries all over the world, but at the same time are also attractive 

to those wishing to make a career change. These programmes 

provide advanced level training in the special fields of business and 

management with an emphasis on a mixture of 

MSc in 

Marketing 

Management 


Practices of 

Marketing 

Consumer 

Behaviour 

Marketing 

Communication 

Marketing 

Research 

theory and practice aiming to produce graduates 

capable of using their knowledge and 

skills in a multicultural environment and partaking 

in decision making. All the programmes of 

the MSc Portfolio are full time, 3-term long and 

last for effectively one calendar year (from 

September to September). The contact hours 

are designed to be compatible with other 

responsibilities of students. The language of 

tuition is English. 

The programmes of the MSc Portfolio are as 

follows: 

– MSc in International Business 

– MSc in Financial Management 

– MSc in Human Resource Management 

– MSc in Marketing Management 

During studying this last programme the Marketing 

Communications Diploma of the New York-based 

International Advertising Association may be 

obtained by also enrolling to this programme and 

choosing the appropriate elective modules during 

Term 2. 

Our programmes are designed to enhance our 

participants’ readiness to engage in strategic 

thinking. Relevant to the complexities involved 

in this approach the programmes are divided 

into two stages within Terms 1 and 2. 

We call these four stages ‘Thinking Blocks’: 

(1) Environment, 

(2) Structures, 

(3) Process Know-How, and 

(4) Functions. 

The first and the third stages are common to all

POSTGRADUATE OFFERS 

MSc programmes belonging to the MSc portfolio – this approach 

gives the opportunity to appreciate, in a wider sense, the structure 

and purpose of organisations, whether they are commercial 

companies, public institutions or non-profit organisations. During the 

last term students write a dissertation or a consultancy project work 

upon their choice. 

Entrants to any of the programmes of the MSc Portfolio should possess 

a minimum Bachelor-level degree in any field or discipline. Applicants 

Students from Copenhagen, Denmark have 


Skills and competencies indispensable 

for a career in business. 

whose native language is not English must demonstrate that their level 

of English is appropriate for studying at postgraduate level. 

Teaching and Learning on IBS 

MSc Programmes 

The teaching methods are student centred. All modules involve coursework, 

and the delivery of materials takes a variety of forms reflecting 

the aims of the module: formal lectures, discussions, simulations, 

presentations by experts and practising managers, individual and 

group presentation of analysis, problem solving, findings and recommendations; 

case studies, guided readings and guidance on key 

sources of reference material; research via the Internet and various 

databases. Due consideration is given to the different cultural and 

educational backgrounds. Feedback and guidance are also important 

elements complementing an emphasis on self-study. 

Assessment methods are 

designed to support the 

teaching and learning 

process and will test the 

application of the acquired 

knowledge and 

skills in different work 

situations. We use 

different methods to 

assess the understanding 

of concepts, theories, 

academic models 

and the students’ ability 

to analyse business situations 

from a critical 

perspective: students are 

required to prepare 

assignments during classes or at home, perform presentations, take 

examinations, etc. 

All our MSc programmes benefit from our rigorous quality assurance 

procedures and regularly receive excellent feedback from external 

examiners, employers, students and professional bodies.

Intensive English Language 

Programme (IELP) 

The Intensive English Language Programme (IELP) has been run 

successfully for many years now at IBS. Its primary objective is to 

prepare students for continuing their studies in English at the higher 

educational level. It is therefore first and foremost recommended for 

those who eventually wish to obtain a degree from International 

Business School and whose English does not yet reach the entry level 

required for BA or MSc programmes. But it is also ideal for those who 

simply want to improve their English for various purposes. 

The programme includes the teaching of 600 hours of English per 

academic year. All our language teachers are highly qualified and 

have substantial experience in teaching. The programme also offers 

the unique opportunity of learning 6 hours of Business English per 

week at all levels. Students are grouped according to their present 

level of English, the levels ranging from Beginner to Upper-Intermediate 

/ Advanced. 

Besides the language modules, IBS offers the following extra 

opportunities to course participants: 

• At the end of the programme students who work hard and achieve 

good results throughout the year may take the LCCI (London 

Chamber of Commerce and Industry) Intermediate Language 

Exam free of charge at the school. 

• We provide students with quarterly Progress Reports (informing 

students about their absences, academic achievement etc.) 

Those IELP students who 

comply with the relevant 

requirements receive a certificate 

of completion of the 

course and may continue 

their studies in the first year of 

a BA or MSc programme of 

IBS. 

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMMES 

Worldwide student advertising competitions, 

won by IBS students. 

Summer School 

Students from New Delhi, India have 


Marketing Communications 

Diploma 

IBS is an accredited institution of the New York-based International 

Advertising Association, which gives us the right to organise educational 

programmes offered by IAA and to confer the IAA’s Diploma 

in Marketing Communications to qualified candidates. Being suitably 

qualified means completing the following modules during your studies 

at IBS’s Bachelor’s or Master’s degree programmes: 

• Principles of Marketing; 

• Marketing Communications; 

• International Marketing; 

• Marketing of Services; 

• + 1 related module 

• Dissertation 

IAA has an active education programme that includes InterAd, an 

annual worldwide student advertising competition, which has been 

won by IBS students several times: 

• World championship - 1996 


• European Regional 2nd - 1998 

• Best in world category awards - 2000 


• European Regional 1st, 2nd, 3rd - 2002 

• European Regional 1st, 2nd - 2004 

• European Champions - 2007 

Programme of studies: 

This course consists of 100 classes of 45 minutes over four weeks in the summer of 2010. It aims to 

develop and practice general and business English grammar and vocabulary at intermediate level, with 

special focus on all four language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing. 

Social programmes: 

There are several extracurricular activities like visits to museums, outings, film club and sightseeing in 

Budapest. These activities are aimed at helping international students get better acquainted with the 

Hungarian culture and making the most of their stay in Hungary. In addition, there are exciting excursions, 

twice a week to the most beautiful historic sites and treasures of nature in Hungary.

CAMPUS, STUDENT LIFE 

Students from Tel-Aviv, Israel have travelled 


Sports, social activities and 

many other colourful programmes. 

The crux of IBS philosophy is to foster both the 

intellectual and cultural development of our 

students as well as to create suitable conditions 

for their physical exercise and healthy nourishment 

as part of our lifestyle programme. 

IBS Fitness offers several sports facilities to both 

students and teachers. A well-equipped gym can 

be found in the basement of the school, which 

offers a wide range of work-out facilities with 

professional help available from qualified 

trainers. In addition, our guests can choose 

between different aerobic lessons (e.g. bodyshaping, 

fat-burning, step, trambi-jump, kick-box 

etc) held parallel in two rooms. 

Tennis can be played throughout the year, in 

green and quiet surroundings: two tennis-courts 

are available that are covered during the winter 

period. After exercising, sauna, solarium and 

massage are also at our guests’ service and 

refreshing drinks and food-supplements can also 

be purchased at the reception of the Fitness. 

Before starting the academic year, students 

organise the Freshmen’s Camp. During the three 

days the freshmen have the opportunity to make 

friends with each other by participating in sports 

programmes, games, competitions, funny 

performances, and they will also get useful 

advice from older students. 

The Freshmen’s Ball is the most significant social 

event of the first year. Students open the evening 

with a festive waltz, then the dance continues into 

the early morning hours. 

Association with IBS does not finish with graduation. 

Alumni regularly come back to the school to 

attend the IBS Alumni Evenings and other events.

Students from Amman, Jordan have 


IBS RESIDENCE HALL 

Perfect housing for students at reasonable prices. 

IBS Residence Hall 

The IBS Residence Hall, located on-campus, in a beautiful green area of 

Budapest not far from the city centre provides perfect university housing for the 

residents with its recently renovated rooms and well established Rules and 

Regulations. All rooms (single or shared) have a spectacular park view and 

contain every modern amenity: bathroom, balcony, internet connection, TV 

and refrigerator. Together with the well-equipped common areas these are 

all designed to serve the residents’ comfort. We hope that the Residence Hall 

will provide not merely accommodation, but a common living space as well, 

stimulating all residents to make new friends, gain cultural experiences and 

spend their free time wisely. The residents of IBS Residence Hall fill our campus 

with life and a unique atmosphere. 

Various catering services operate on the Campus offering a variety of food 

and beverages as well as a chance to relax and be at ease. Wireless Internet 

service is provided in all these units. 

• The IBS Buffet next to the main entrance provides you with a choice of 

pastry, hot and cold drinks, sandwiches, salads and deserts. 

• The IBS Canteen offers a low-cost daily set meal and a range of traditional 

and international dishes at moderate prices. 

• The IBS Café is there for you to relax on weekdays. 

Length of Contract Type of Room 

rent / month / 

person 

rent totals / person 

5 months single occupancy � 360 � 1800 

5 months shared room � 240 � 1200 

10 months single occupancy � 330 � 3300 

10 months shared room � 220 � 2200 

1 month 

summer extension 

1 month 

summer extension 

single occupancy � 330 — 

shared room � 220 —

TUITION FEES AND DEADLINES 

PROGRAMME 

Affordable tuition fees and low living costs. 

APPLICATION 

DEADLINE 

EU citizens may pay the tuition fees on a per semester basis, and the registration is 

free of charge. Non-EU citizens do not have this option in the first year, however, 

from the second year of studies they can also opt for instalment payment. 

Please note that although late applications might still be accepted, it is in your own 

interest to apply as early as possible, available places on certain courses are very 

limited. Also the visa procedure may take 6-8 weeks, so if you apply late we cannot 

guarantee that you will get the visa on time. Late applications will be considered individually. 

Please note that tuition fees paid are only refundable if your visa is rejected. 

The registration fee is non-refundable in any circumstances. IBS offers 

scholarship based on academic excellence acquired at IBS, which is available from 

the second semester on an ongoing basis. 

Students from Ankara, Turkey have travelled 


TUITION FEES 

BA in Business Studies May 31, 2010. �2 500 / semester 

BA in International Business Relations May 31, 2010. �2 500 / semester 

BA in Finance and Accounting May 31, 2010. �2 500 / semester 

BA in Travel and Tourism Management May 31, 2010. �2 500 / semester 

BA in Arts Management May 31, 2010. �2 900 / semester 

MSc in International Business May 31, 2010. �8 700 / programme 

MSc in Financial Management May 31, 2010. �8 700 / programme 

MSc in Human Resource Management May 31, 2010. �8 700 / programme 

MSc in Marketing Management May 31, 2010. �8 700 / programme 

Intensive English Language Programme May 31, 2010. �1 900 / semester 

Summer School May 31, 2010. �1 475 / programme 

Registration fee for non-EU citizens (except Summer School) � 900 

PLEASE NOTE: 

Every effort has been made to ensure that 

the information given in this publication is 

accurate at the time of going to print and 

IBS will use all reasonable efforts to deliver 

the programmes as described. However, 

IBS reserves the right, without notice, to 

withdraw or change the programmes 

included in this guide, to alter tuition fees, 

entry requirements, and the facilities or 

services provided, and cannot accept 

responsibility or liability for any errors, 

omissions, cancellations or alterations. 

Photos serve only as illustration!

Required Academic 

Qualifications 

Bachelor’s programmes: 

We accept students from all walks of life 

who have the ability to combine their academic 

strengths with an enthusiasm for new 

challenges. We invite applications for our 

Bachelor’s degree programmes from international 

students who can demonstrate that 

they have an official certificate proving the 

successful completion of the secondary 

school, such as: 

• 7 GCSE/GCE/VCE passes including at 

least 2 GCE/VCE 'A' Levels or equivalent 

• US High School Diploma 

• Maturita 

• Abitur 

• Бакалавров 

• VWO 

• French Baccalaureate 

• International Baccalaureate 

• Érettségi bizonyítvány 

• Other international secondary or postsecondary 

qualification will be considered 

individually. 

Master’s programmes: 

Entrants to any of the programmes of the 

MSc Portfolio should possess a minimum 

Bachelor-level degree in any field or 

discipline. 

English Language 

Requirements 

Bachelor’s programmes: 

Sufficient level of English: applicants are 

required to pass IBS’s own English Language 

Placement Test that consists of a 90 minute 

HOW TO APPLY, REQUIREMENTS 

It is never too late to start studying. 

Students from Nicosia, Cyprus have travelled 


test and an oral part. If the applicant has a 

certificate of the International English 

Language Testing System (IELTS) with a 

minimum overall score of 6.0 points (including 

a minimum of 6 for both the reading 

and writing component) or the Test of 

English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with 

a score of 550 (213 in the computerised 

version, 80 in the iBT version), the applicant 

is not required to take the written test, only 

the oral part. 

Master’s programmes: 

Sufficient level of English: applicants are 

required to pass IBS’s own English 

Language Placement Test that consists of a 

90 minute test and an Orientation Interview 

with the MSc Programme Director. If the 

applicant has a certificate of the International 

English Language Testing System 

(IELTS) with a minimum overall score of 6.5 

points (including a minimum of 6.5 in each 

component of assessment) or the Test of 

English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with 

a score of 575 (232 in the computerised 

version, 90 in the iBT version), the applicant 

is not required to take the written test, only 

the interview. 

Application 

Please fill in the relevant application form 

and send it by mail (H-1021. Budapest, 

Tárogató út 2-4., Hungary, European 

Union), e-mail (info@ibs-b.hu) or fax (+36-1- 

391-2550) to IBS including the copies of 

the English translation of the certificates of 

your previous studies (secondary school 

diploma or Bachelor’s degree) and the 

copy of your passport (with photo, passport 

number and date of expiry).

GETTING A STUDENT VISA 

Providing a thorough assistance for a smooth 

process for all applicants. 

Visa Arrangements 

To study in Hungary, non-EU applicants must hold a valid student 

residence permit, for which the following is needed: 

• Proof of payment of the tuition fee (issued by IBS, after the tuition 

fee is received). 

• Proof of accommodation. 

• A declaration from parents stating that they will cover their child’s 

expenses. Parents are obliged either to make an official statement 

authorised by a notary public, or provide a balance statement of 

their bank account not older than 3 months. 

• The completed visa application form. 

• A passport valid for at least 18 months. 

• 4 ID photos. 

• Visa charges, if applicable. We encourage all applicants to ask 

for further information at the Hungarian Consulate in their home 

country and to contact our representative in their region. 

Health Insurance 

For EU citizens, their home health insurance is accepted in Hungary 

as well. For non-EU citizens the school provides Health Insurance free 

of charge for the first year of their studies. 

Students from Bangkok, Thailand have 


Hungarian - English 

mini dictionary 

Magyarország = Hungary 

Duna = River Danube 

Szia = Hello and bye-bye to a friend. 

Viszlát = Good-bye. 

Köszönöm = Thank you. 

Nem értem = I do not understand. 

Metró = Underground 

Busz = Bus 

Villamos = Tram 

Jegy = Ticket 

Bérlet = Pass 

Tér = Square 

Út = Road 

Utca = Street 

Híd = Bridge 

Buli = Party 

Hol van .....? = Where is .....? 

Mennyibe kerül? = How much is it? 

Egy = One 

Kettő = Two 

Három = Three 

Szeretlek = I love you

News around the globe about IBS. 

SMBG/Eduniversal, a leading consultancy in France in student 

orientation & advising, has extended its activities to the International 

World of Education through Eduniversal. IBS have been selected by 

the Eduniversal International Scientific Committee in 2009 into the 

top 1,000 business schools because of its international activity and 

excellence and was awarded 3 palmes. 

(Eduniversal, www.eduniversal.com) 

Each year Trendence, a leading research institute in Europe, conducts 

an extensive survey of European students on their preferences and 

expectations in their future career, their satisfaction with their university, 

and the attractiveness of future employers. 

According to the 2009 European Student Barometer survey IBS 

students are the most satisfied with their school in the whole of Europe 

(France, Switzerland and Great-Britain were not included in the 

survey). The three most important factors in choosing a programme for 

IBS students were the quality of the programmes, the international 

orientation of the school, and the school’s reputation among 

employers. 88% of IBS students appreciated the hands-on approach 

of IBS programmes in contrast to only 50% of international and 

Hungarian students asked in the survey. For an IBS student it takes 

2.7 months on average to find a first position compared to 4.2 

months for an European student. 

(European Student Barometer, Trendence) 

Students from Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 

have travelled 7354 km to study at IBS. 

PRESS RELEASES ABOUT IBS 

‘IBS not only organizes the compulsory placement year for the 

students, but maintains a multi-level career advisory service for each 

cohort as well in order to assist them in finding a suitable job and 

perform well at work.’ 

(Népszabadság, Hungary’s largest daily, July 14, 2009) 

’IBS students have the opportunity to spend at least one semester at 

the best business colleges in the most exciting cities of Europe. A 

group of carefully chosen and specially trained English language 

teachers see to it that students learn not only the basic language skills 

but professional English (both written and oral) necessary to complete 

their studies in English.’ 

’40% of IBS students are international, which means that English is 

used outside classes in every form of communication. What is more, 

in this multicultural atmosphere students learn tolerance.’ 

(Népszabadság, Special Edition on Higher Education, 2009) 

’The ongoing surveys conducted at IBS show that the key to employment 

is the one year placement at IBS. The official feedback from the 

ever growing corporate partners of IBS are very positive regarding the 

language, professional and personal competencies and skills of the 

students.’ 

(Dunántúli Napló, Hungarian regional daily, July 24, 2009) 

’There is no scholarship in the traditional sense at IBS, but the school 

makes it possible for its best students with the most excellent academic 

results to study free of charge for the next semester.’ 

(Népszabadság, January 22, 2009)

Kérjük, ide 

helyezze a 

fényképet / 

Please place 

photo here 

Utónév / First name Vezetéknév / Surname 

Anyja neve / Mother’s full birth name Férfi / Male Nő / Female 

Születési dátum / Date of birth nap / day hónap / month év / year 

Születési hely / Place of birth (City) Állampolgárság / Citizenship 

Levelezési cím / Mailing address Ország / Country Város / City 

Megye / County Kerület / District Irányítószám / Postal Code 

Utca / Street Házszám / Street number 

Telefon, mobil telefon / Phone, mobile phone 

IBS UNDERGRADUATE APPLICATION FORM 

Állandó lakcím / Address in home country Ország / Country Város / City 



E-mail cím (nyomtatott nagybetűvel!) / E-mail address (Please use capitals!) 

Kérem felvételemet (kérjük, X-elje be a megfelelő négyzetet!) / I hereby apply to (please place an X in the appropriate box): 

Az Intenzív angol nyelvi programra / Intensive English Language Programme (IELP) 

Gazdálkodási és menedzsment szakra / BA in Business Studies (BABS) 

Nemzetközi üzleti kapcsolatok szakra / BA in International Business Relations (BAIBR) 

Pénzügy és számvitel szakra / BA in Finance and Accounting (BAFIN) 

Turizmusmenedzsment szakra / BA in Travel and Tourism Management (BATTM) 

Művészetmenedzsment szakra / BA in Arts Management (BAAM) 

Oktatási intézmények, amelyekben 14 éves korától tanult / Educational institutions you attended since age 14: 

Intézmény neve -tól -ig 

Name of institution starting year finishing year 





Az egyes szakok indítását – a közös első év után – csak akkor tudjuk garantálni, ha azon legalább 30 fő kíván részt venni / 

The starting of each academic proramme depends on a sufficient number of applicants (minimum 30 students / programme) at the end of the first common year.

Nyelvismeret / Language Competence 

Nyelv / Nyelvvizsga fajtája és szintje / 

Language Type and level of certificate 





Második idegen nyelvként szeretném tanulni (csak a BAIBR és BATTM szakoknál) */ 

I would like to choose the following as a second foreign language (only for BAIBR and BATTM) * 

Spanyol / Spanish Francia / French Német / German 

Továbbá lehetőség van 3. idegen nyelvként, KÍNAI, ARAB illetve OROSZ nyelv és kulturát tanulni, mely nem minősül második idegen nyelvnek. 

You may choose CHINESE and/or ARABIC and/or RUSSIAN language and culture classes as an option (non-second language) module 

Kijelentem, hogy az adatok a valóságnak megfelelnek. / I hereby declare that the data above are true and accurate. 

A jelentkező aláírása / Applicant’s signature Dátum / Date 

Kérjük, jelezze itt, hogy az IBS-be történő jelentkezését kinek a véleménye befolyásolta leginkább (számozza be fontossági sorrendben)!/ 

Please indicate who encouraged you to apply to IBS (number them in order of importance, if there were more than one). 

IBS hallgató / IBS Student IBS dolgozó / IBS staff member 

Szülő / Parent Oktatási ügynök / Educational Agent 

Egyéb (kérjük, részletezze!) / Other (please indicate) 

Kérjük, jelezze itt, hogy az IBS-sel történő ismerkedés során milyen információkkal találkozott (számozza be fontossági sorrendben)! / 

Please indicate the sources, which provided you with information about IBS (number them in order of importance). 

Újsághirdetés / Newspaper ad Internet / Internet Nyílt nap / Open day 

Kiállítás / Exhibition IBS dolgozó / IBS staff member 

Tájékoztató kiadvány / Brochure Oktatási ügynök / Educational Agent 


Milyen társadalmi, kulturális vagy sporttevékenységet folytat? 

What sports, cultural or social activities do you take part in regularly? 

Szü lők ne ve, cí me, te le fon szá ma, munkahelye, foglalkozása: 

Name, address, telephone number and job of applicant's parents or next of kin : 

*A második idegen nyelvi csoportokat csak abban az esetben indítjuk el, ha arra megfelelő számú jelentkező van. 

*The second languages classes will only be run, if there are enough applicants for the given language.

Kérjük, ide 

helyezze a 

fényképet / 

Please place 

photo here 

IBS POSTGRADUATE APPLICATION FORM 












E-mail cím (nyomtatott nagybetűvel!) / E-mail address (Please use capitals!) 

Kérem felvételemet (kérjük, X-elje be a megfelelő négyzetet!) / I hereby apply to (please place an X in the appropriate box): 

Master of Science in International Business (MScIB) 

Master of Science in Financial Management (MScFM) 

Master of Science in Human Resource Management (MScHRM) 

Master of Science in Marketing Management (MScMM) 

Oktatási intézmények, amelyekben 18 éves korától tanult: / Educational institutions you attended since age 18: 










Name of institution starting year finishing year

Kérjük, sorolja fel eddigi munkahelyeit, a cégnevet, az ott betöltött pozíciót illetve a munka időtartamát! 

Please list your jobs, stating the company, the position and the duration. 

Kérjük, röviden írja le, miért választotta a programunkat és hogyan fogja ez elősegíteni szakmai karrierjét! 

Please describe briefly what your motivation was to choose our programme and what your expectations are of it regarding your career. 

Kérjük, jelezze itt, hogy az IBS-be történő jelentkezését kinek a véleménye befolyásolta leginkább (számozza be fontossági sorrendben)!/ 

Please indicate who encouraged you to apply to IBS (number them in order of importance, if there were more than one). 

IBS hallgató / IBS Student IBS dolgozó / IBS staff member 

Szülő / Parent Oktatási ügynök / Educational Agent 


Kérjük, jelezze itt, hogy az IBS-sel történő ismerkedés során milyen információkkal találkozott (számozza be fontossági sorrendben)! / 

Please indicate the sources which provided you with information about IBS (number them in order of importance). 

Újsághirdetés / Newspaper ad Internet / Internet Nyílt nap / Open day 

Kiállítás / Exhibition IBS dolgozó / IBS staff member 

Tájékoztató kiadvány / Brochure Oktatási ügynök / Educational Agent 


Kijelentem, hogy az adatok a valóságnak megfelelnek. / I hereby declare that the data above are correct. 

A jelentkező aláírása / Applicant’s signature Dátum / Date

Kérjük ide 

helyezze a 

fényképet / 

Please place 

photo here 

IBS RESIDENCE HALL APPLICATION FORM 












E-mail cím (nyomtatott nagybetűvel!) / E-mail address (Please print!) 

Kérem foglaljanak le számomra (kérjük, X-elje be a megfelelő négyzetet): / I hereby reserve (please place an X in the appropriate box): 

Egyágyas szobát 5 hónapos szerződéssel / Single room with 5-month contract 

Egyágyas szobát 10 hónapos szerződéssel / Single room with 10-month contract 

Kétágyas szobát 5 hónapos szerződéssel / Shared room with 5-month contract 

Kétágyas szobát 10 hónapos szerződéssel / Shared room with 10-month contract 

1 hónapos nyári hosszabbítás (csak valamelyik fentivel együtt vehető igénybe) / 

1-month summer extension (available only with one of the above) 

Induló csomagot / Starter kit (�25, including: 1 towel, knife, fork, tablespoon, teaspoon, 2 plates, glass, mug, pot) 

Kijelentem, hogy a szerződési feltételeket és a szabályokat elolvastam, (az IBS honlapján elérhető) az abban foglaltakat elfogadom. Tudomásul 

veszem, hogy jelentkezésemet csak akkor tekintik véglegesnek, ha az egyszeri letétet átutaltam az IBS számlájára. 

I hereby declare that I have read the “terms and conditions” and the “rules and regulations” (can be downloaded from ibs website) and 

I accept them. I also acknowledge that I must pay a one-off deposit to guarantee my room reservation. 

A jelentkező aláírása / Applicant’s signature Dátum / Date

(1) GENERAL DESCRIPTION 

Our residence is located at the Campus and is owned and run by IBS and provides a 

protected environment and high standard of accommodation. All the rooms have separate 

bathrooms and are fully furnished with bed(s), study desk(s), refrigerator, TV-set, storage 

cupboard, preferably for one occupant. Shared occupation with two single beds is also 

possible upon request. Internet access (1 port provided) is available in all rooms. 

24-hour open reception is run by IBS Residence Hall. After 11:00 p.m. and before 7:00 

front door is locked, and Residents and their guests (signed in previously) are only permitted 

to enter the building. Proof of identification must be shown at the reception without 

any previous notice. 

(2) SERVICES INCLUDED IN RENTAL FEES 

o Rent of the room 

o Heat, electricity and water 

o Payment of all taxes 

o Internet service (regardless of whether you have a computer) 

o Cable television 

o Access to common areas such as kitchen/dining areas and laundry rooms 

o Bed-linen, sheets, duvet covers and laundry are provided 

o Maintenance 

(3) RENTAL PERIODS 

The type of housing duration you choose will depend on your personal preferences and 

the length of your study period at IBS. 

The normal one-semester contract period is five months running from September 1 through 

January 31 the following year (autumn period) or February 1 through June 30 (same 

year) (spring period). 

The normal two-semester contract period is ten months running from September 1 through 

June 30, the following year. 

In the summer period, a one-month contract extension from July 1 through July 31 is possible 

provided that you had a lease in the Spring Semester. 

Contracts of different duration are possible only upon special request, and require the permission 

of the Residence Hall Director. 

In August, the Residence is closed for cleaning and renovation. 

(4) TERMINATION AND BREACH OF CONTRACT 

Termination of your 5- or 10- or 11-month housing contract either at the beginning or during 

the semester or year is normally not possible and thus all requests for such action will 

be refused by IBS. 

(a) Valid reasons for Termination of Contract by the Student 

The only valid reasons for termination of the contract, recognisable by IBS during the 

contract period are: 

o serious illness, requiring hospitalization or long recuperation, 

o any unexpected circumstance beyond your control which requires you to leave IBS for 

good. 

In order to terminate the housing contract the Student must submit a Letter of Termination 

sent from your IBS e-mail address to residencehall@ibs-b.hu specifying the Termination 

Date. Any reasons given must be fully substantiated by documents issued by a proper authority. 

IBS reserves the right to approve the Termination and to investigate the validity of 

the documents presented. 

Termination of contract for valid reasons attracts a refund of the rental fee for any months 

paid but not started. A month counts as “month started” on or after its 5th calendar day. 

For purposes of calculation of refunds the Termination Date counts, on condition that the 

Termination is approved by IBS and that the room is properly vacated by the Termination 

Date. 

(b) Valid reasons for Termination of Contract by IBS 

IBS will terminate the Contract in the following cases: 

o suspension or expulsion from IBS for disciplinary reasons 

o expulsion from IBS Residence Hall for non-compliance with Regulations 

o failure to pay the Rental Fee 

Suspension or expulsion from IBS or IBS Residence Hall on disciplinary grounds counts 

as Breach of Contract. In this case the Student is not entitled to a refund of any part of 

the rental fees paid, and any instalments still owed for the contract period must be paid. 

(c) Valid Reasons for Modification of Housing Contract 

RESIDENCE HALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS 

Students from Kiev, Ukraine have travelled 


o From the first day of housing duration, within the first 30 days ( till 1 October) Student 

may request to modify the length of Contract from 5 months to 10 months by submitting 

a written declaration. The rental fee for the first month will be equivalent with the rental 

fee for the 5-month housing contract and for the remaining period the10-month housing 

contract rental fee must be paid. 

o At any time during the housing contract Student may request the modification of the type 

of the Contract (from single to shared occupancy or reverse) by submitting a written 

declaration. The rate and date of the modification of the rental fee will be appointed by 

the Director of Residence Hall. 

The approval of the request of Modification of Housing Contract is not automatic, it is the 

consideration of Residence Hall Director in all cases, the Student has no right to appeal 

against the decision. 

The fee of Modification of Housing Contract is �100. 

(5) TABLE OF RENTAL FEES 

See on Residence Hall page! 

(6) CONSEQUENCES OF NON-PAYMENT 

Paying the Security Deposit and Instalment 1 are prerequisites for moving in IBS Residence 

Hall. Students failing to pay the deposit or/and the rental fee shall not be allowed to 

reside. Students failing to pay the rental fee by due date must pay interest of delay and 

face ultimate consequences of Termination of Contract by IBS according to point (4(b)), 

however this will not clear the student’s contractual debt. Any students with a debt to IBS 

or IBS Residence Hall, including rental fees, will be denied the opportunity to register for 

examinations and/or modules until all debts are cleared. 

(7) SECURITY DEPOSIT 

Students must pay a one-off deposit which guarantees the room reservation and also 

serves as a cover for damages caused by students to room and furnishings as well as for 

fines charged for any failure to comply with Residence Hall Rules and Regulations. The 

deposit cannot in any circumstance be used to pay any part of the rental fees. 

The deposit (subject to deductions; cf. Section 11. of Rules and Regulations) will be 

returned by bank transfer after the student has left IBS Residence Hall for good. The cost 

of transaction (� 10-15) will be deducted from the deposit. 

Should the total value of damage, combined with the total value of fines charged against 

the Security Deposit exceed the Security Deposit previously paid, the Student will be 

charged the difference between the Security Deposit and the actual repair and replacement 

costs and/or fines, and will be automatically expelled from the Residence Hall, 

with the consequences of Termination of Contract by IBS as described in Section (4/b). 

Security Deposit per student: �380 

Should any deductions cause the deposit to drop below �380 in 5 months the Student 

must pay the difference before the start of the following 5-month period (by 1 September 

or 1 February) so that the next period (spring or autumn) starts with the �380 deposit fully 

available. 

1-month summer extension: the deposit you paid for the Spring semester will serve for the 

extension period 

(8) RESERVATION 

You can reserve a room by completing the respective Housing Contract and by 

transferring the Security Deposit by August 15 (for the spring semester, January 15) at the 

latest. If you change your mind after having reserved a room at IBS Residence Hall, you 

may cancel the reservation in writing prior to moving in. If cancellation has been duly 

received prior to July 31 (December 31), the security deposit will be returned. In case of 

a cancellation on or after August 1 (January 1), a 50% processing fee will be withheld 

from your Security Deposit. 

(9) MODE OF PAYMENT 

Security Deposits and Rental Fees must be paid in Euros by bank transfer to the following 

bank account: 

Account holder: IBS Nemzetközi Üzleti Iskolafenntartó Kft. (IBS Kft.): 

12001008 - 00242978 – 00500005 

IBAN: HU 3712 0010 0800 2429 7800 5000 05 

Name of Bank: Raiffeisen Bank Zrt. 

Address of Bank: H-1054 Budapest, Akadémia u. 6. 

SWIFT code: UBRTHUHB

INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES 

AFRICA Almerc Services Limited A.B.E. Nnuji aloynnuji@yahoo.com 

AFRICA AWASH Center James Peter macjames.hash@yahoo.com 

AFRICA Dr. Charles Frank Akpan Dr. Charles Frank Akpan drcharlesakpan@yahoo.com 

AFRICA Robert Egharevba Robert Egharevba robertegharevba@hotmail.com 

AFRICA Chris Reiddi and Partners Christian Didier Momo studyinhungary@hotmail.com 

AFRICA SC Letstudy Europa SRL Peter Agim letstudyeuropa@gmail.com 

ARABIC COUNTRIES Hilal Central Europe Kft. Galambos Tamás galambos@tradearabia.hu 

ARABIC COUNTRIES Worldwide Education Services Tarek Girtallah info@wwesc.com 

BELARUS Delius Terra Pavel Joukovski director@gostudy.by 

BULGARIA Ms Diamandieva Ltd. Milen Mladenov office@msdiamandieva.com 

CANADA Andrew Knapp Andrew Knapp andy.knapp@gmail.com 

CHINA Eurotimes Guo Yong info@eurotimes.hu 

CROATIA ARANEA agencija Ana Vede avede@aranea.com.hr 

GEORGIA Grigol Robakidze University Mamuka Tavkhelidze gr_uni@posta.ge 

GERMANY College-Contact.com Alexandra Michel amichel@college-contact.com 

GERMANY EDU-CON Gmbh Dr. Peter Stegelmann info@edu-con.de 

GERMANY Studdex Gmbh Stefan Insam s.insam@studdex.com 

INDIA Edventure Services Pvt.Ltd. Pradip Barad pdbarad@edventure.in 

INDIA Johar Group Co. Gurmeet Singh Johar admissions@johargroup.info 

INDIA Euro Asia Educational Services Kulwant Singh Sarwara infoeuroasia@gmail.com 

IRAN Signworks Kiarmin Bahrehmand kbahrehmand@ibs-b.hu 

ISRAEL Dr.Izsák András Dr.Izsák András izsak.andris@gmail.com 

JAPAN Ákos Korom Ákos Korom akorom@ibs-b.hu 

JORDAN Fábián-Seremetyev Ádám Fábián-Seremetyev Ádám afabianser@ibs-b.hu 

KAZAKHSTAN DOS Education Nazgul Dyussebekova naz_dos@mail.ru 

MOLDOVA Excel Consulting Peter Daskalyesku office@excel.md 

NETHERLANDS Study World Netherlands B. V. René Lenssen info@studyworld.nl 

ROMANIA LCCI IQ Srl Alan Godsave agodsave@ibs-b.hu 

RUSSIA Origins of Knowledge Center Marina Sverchokné-Dumnova collegeinter@mail.ru 

SERBIA KTC Corporations Goran Krstulovic goran.k@stamfordglobal.com 

SRI LANKA Louis Preston International Chandri Meedin chandri@louispreston.com.lk 

TURKEY Meda Macaristan Ayse Ayan ayse.ayan@meda.web.tr 

TURKEY Advis Akademik Danismanlik Ayse Yalcin ayse@advis.com.tr 

UKRAINE Excel Education Ukraine Oksana Tymchenko excel-education@meta.ua 

Students from Washington D.C., USA 

have travelled 7355 km to study at IBS. 

You may contact one of our 

representatives in your region. 

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL – BUDAPEST, 

Recruitment & Marketing Centre 

H-1021 Budapest, Tárogató út 2-4. 

Hungary, European Union 

e-mail: info@ibs-b.hu, 

fax: +36 1 391 2550 

Ms. HENTES Orsolya 

Application and assistance 

of international students 

e-mail: ohentes@ibs-b.hu 

phone: +36 1 391 2515 

Ms. CSIKÓS Éva 

Application and assistance 

of international students 

e-mail: ecsikos@ibs-b.hu 

phone: +36 1 391 2579 

Mr. LENDVAI László 

Chief International Recruitment Officer 

e-mail: llendvai@ibs-b.hu 

phone: +36 1 391 2574 

YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE:

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL - BUDAPEST 

H-1021 Bu da pest, Tá ro ga tó út 2- 4., Hungary • www.ibs-b.hu • info@ibs-b.hu 

Recruitment and Marketing Centre: +36-1-391-2574, +36-1-391-2515 TYPONOVA 

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