Established by Emperor Joseph II, Budapest University of Technology and Economics was the first engineering institute in the country.
The Budapest University of Technology and Economics was established as the Institutum Geometrio-Hydrotechnicum in 1782 by Emperor Joseph II. It acquired the title of the Technical University of Budapest. The courses that were taught during this point of time included Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Chemical Engineering and Architecture. The faculty of Transportation engineering came into being in 1955.
The Budapest University of Technology and Economics in Hungary at present comprises of a total of about 110 departments, 400 research scholars, 1100 lecturers and other students belonging to various departments of study. The university receives students from each and every corner of the world.
Budapest University of Technology and Economics in Hungary was one of its kind institute of the time as it was the pioneer in offering training to engineers
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at such a high level. The education that is imparted in this institute is equivalent to any other world renowned institution. The courses stress on extensive study and research, experimentation and innovation and highlights the scientific aspect in all field of study especially in natural and technical sciences as well as in the field of economics.
Budapest University of Technology and Economics-Services
The institute offers several services to its students to aid them. These include
- Student Computer Center
- University Restaurants
- BMENET
- Medical Center
- Library Services
Budapest University of Technology and Economics is one of the premier educational institution of the country.
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