25 May, 2026Application Deadline
Programme overview
Main Subject
Social Policy and Administration
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
• Gain globally recognised project management skills valued by employers worldwide.
• Strengthen your degree with internationally acknowledged certifications, widely regarded as proof of PM competence.
• Work with project-driven companies and build practical experience during your studies, not just after graduation.
The second year of some of our two-year programmes offers specialisation, and can also be completed as a one-year Master’s programme. The first year of these two-year programmes provides a solid foundation, making them ideal for those with less expertise in the relevant field (in terms of subjects studied and credits obtained).
Two-year programme:
• MSc in Management
One-year specializations/programmes:
• MSc in Advanced Supply Chain Management
• MSc in Strategic Project Management
• MSc in International Sport Business
Programme overview
Main Subject
Social Policy and Administration
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
• Gain globally recognised project management skills valued by employers worldwide.
• Strengthen your degree with internationally acknowledged certifications, widely regarded as proof of PM competence.
• Work with project-driven companies and build practical experience during your studies, not just after graduation.
The second year of some of our two-year programmes offers specialisation, and can also be completed as a one-year Master’s programme. The first year of these two-year programmes provides a solid foundation, making them ideal for those with less expertise in the relevant field (in terms of subjects studied and credits obtained).
Two-year programme:
• MSc in Management
One-year specializations/programmes:
• MSc in Advanced Supply Chain Management
• MSc in Strategic Project Management
• MSc in International Sport Business
Admission Requirements
Your qualification must be legally recognised to be equivalent to a Hungarian undergraduate degree (Act C, Recognition, 2001).
If your qualifications are not in English or Hungarian, official translations into English or Hungarian will be required for all diplomas and transcripts.
The institution does not require an apostille.
Minimum credit requirements
In Hungary, there are specific legal prerequisites and credit requirements for studying master’s programmes.
Please make sure you meet the minimum requirements for this programme before applying. You can take a look at credit requirements on our website.
Valid passport or, in the case of EU nationals, national ID
There are no specific English language requirements in the case of Corvinus Master’s programmes. Your English language level will be assessed as part of our entrance exam process.
Entrance exam – Written test & Interview
Applicants to the MSc in Strategic Project Management are required to complete a ‘Type A’ written test and an interview as part of the admissions process.
The maximum number of points you can get in the admissions process is 100.
- In-house written entrance exam, type A: 60 points
topics: language skills; quantitative analytical skills; logical reasoning and data insights
- Interview: 30 points
topic: motivation and aptitude interview
The written exam is an online test facilitated by SkillCert.
Interviews are generally held online via Microsoft Teams and last around 10–15 minutes.
The written examination can be waived in the following circumstances:
• If you have a diploma graded at least good/B ( ECTS ) issued by a university with AACSB or EQUIS accreditation or by a CEMS member university, including Corvinus.
- If you have a diploma with a good (4) grade, you will get 50 points for the written exam
- If you have a diploma with an excellent (5) grade, you will get 60 points for the written exam
• Results from a recognised international test will also be accepted, if minimum scores have been achieved: at least 500 on GMAT, 300 on GRE, 150 on NMAT or 485 on GMAT FE.
Please note that, as these are minimum scores, you may need to achieve more points to be admitted.
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