New international degree programmes in Chemistry, Law, and Artificial Intelligence launched at ELTE

26.02.2026.
New international degree programmes in Chemistry, Law, and Artificial Intelligence launched at ELTE
Eötvös Loránd University is pleased to announce the launch of three new English‑taught degree programmes, all welcoming international students from the 2026/2027 academic year. These additions further strengthen ELTE’s commitment to offering high‑quality, globally relevant academic pathways across disciplines. 

You said, we listened. We have received many inquiries about degree programmes in chemistry, law, and artificial intelligence. In response, ELTE is launching three new programmes in English for international students to meet emerging global needs and academic trends.

Chemistry BSc

The new Chemistry BSc provides a comprehensive foundation in modern chemistry through a combination of theoretical courses and extensive laboratory practice. Students develop key competencies in analytical, inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry guided by leading expert in the field. The programme prepares graduates for scientific careers in pharmaceutical research, materials science, environmental protection, laboratory analysis, and more, or for continuation in advanced degree programmes.

Law, Politics and Economics MA

This interdisciplinary Master’s programme in Law integrates international law, political science, and global economics helping students understand today’s complex policy challenges through a broad, analytical lens. Graduates will be well prepared for careers in international organisations, diplomacy, public policy, and related fields.

Artificial Intelligence MSc – Newly Offered as an Independent Programme

The Artificial Intelligence MSc, previously available only as a specialization, is now a stand‑alone English‑taught master’s degree. It offers a focused curriculum covering the core areas of modern artificial intelligence, including machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, and computer vision. The four‑semester (120 ECTS) programme maintains a strong practical orientation, supported by industry collaborations and a mandatory professional internship.

International applicants can find general admissions information on the Prospective Students page or contact ELTE through the Request Information form.

For information about application timelines and the full list of available international degree programmes, please see our related news article.

Update Notice
This news item has been updated to include the new Artificial Intelligence MSc, which has recently been launched as an independent degree programme (previously an AI specialization within the Computer Science MSc).