Erasmus+

22. § Conditions and procedure for accepting credits obtained abroad 

(1) Students participating in the Erasmus program must complete a course worth at least 15 ECTS credits at the host institution. If the language of instruction at the host institution is Hungarian, the student must complete a course worth approximately 30 ECTS credits at the host institution. If this is not achieved, the Senate of the Faculty of Arts may require the student to repay the proportional part of the Erasmus scholarship. 

(2) Before departure, the student must obtain and deliver the following documents to the Erasmus coordinator (by June 15 for students traveling in the fall semester, by December 15 for students traveling in the spring semester): 

• a) Completed Learning Agreement. 
• b) Description of the subjects (syllabus) that the student intends to take at the host institution. 

(3) The Erasmus coordinator collects the above documents and, based on them, informs the relevant lecturers, who give a decision that the relevant subject will be after do you recommend accepting it in accordance with the principles of credit conversion and counting it at the required credit value. Based on the above a Credit Transfer Committee makes a decision about which items to accept. The decision is forwarded to the Erasmus coordinator, who notifies the student of the decision.

(4) The student is obliged to send an original copy of the completed and 13 PTF Erasmus regulations validated Learning Agreement to the Erasmus coordinator within one month of starting their Erasmus studies.

(5) The Erasmus coordinator prepares a list for the College Secretariat based on the subjects included in the Transcript of Records and the decision of the Credit Transfer Committee, indicating which subject should be recognised for which student and with what credit value. The College Secretariat records the accepted subjects and the recognised credits.