Those who do not have English as their major. If you are taking English as a major, you cannot take it as a minor. Read on.
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The one that applies to you at the moment when you are admitted to the University (even though usually you will be officially admitted into the minor programme a year later, on which see below). If you were admitted in 2010, follow the one which says 'angol minor 2010-ig felvetteknek', etc.
Angol tanári és diszciplináris minor.
You can. This is called 'vendéghallgató' in Hungarian. Arrangements should be made in the Registrar. Make sure you are aware of the fact that (given current regulations) no degree can be formally conferred on you (you will, however, have your study unit list and your transcript as proof of completion).
No.
In September. The six foundation courses required for taking the minor are spread over two semesters (Autumn semester: BBN-AME-121, BBN-FLI11-101, BBN-FLN11-101, Spring semester: BBN-ANG-141, BBN-ANG-151, BBN-ANG-211).
Your codes must always begin with BBN.
These two introductory courses can be taken in any language you feel comfortable with. If these courses are not part of your modern language major, we suggest you take them in English.
If this is the case, you either have to
Always in a Spring semester, administered through neptun. It is your responsibility to observe Faculty deadlines. The usual deadline is end of June.
Theoretically, yes with the three Autumn semester courses given as exam-only courses (i.e., no lectures, only an exam at the end) plus the three Spring semester courses taken in one semester. Practically, this is impossible, so this scenario is highly discouraged. We will, however, not check how or when you have collected your credits. For those familiar with Hungarian terms: 'keresztféléves minor' is discouraged.
These courses are primarily given with the major students in mind.
No.
Yes. You will, however, need a proficiency exam in English (level C1 'felsőfokú C') to apply. This restriction does not apply to students who have English as their major.
Any state accredited language exam. You can find the accredited language exam centres here. You may also find this helpful (especially if you have an exam which is currently not accredited by the state).
A completed minor + a C1 level proficiency exam in English + a successful MA entrance exam.
If you have questions about MA in English Studies, read on, for MA in American Studies, read on. If you have questions about MA in English with teaching qualifications, read this.
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