University of Kaposvár

Major: Animal nutrition and feed safety
Language of instruction: English
Degree (BA, MA, PhD. etc): Master

Name of institution: University of Kaposvár
Address: H-7400 Kaposvár, Guba S. str. 40.
Phone: (+36) 82 505 800
Fax: (+36) 82 320 175
Web: http://www.ke.hu

Contact person: Mr Csaba Szabó
E-mail: szabo.csaba@ke.hu

Type and name of degree:
Master in Animal nutrition and feed safety

Duration of studies:
4 semesters

Admission requirements:
Admission requirements:
- at least BSc degree (or equivalent) in a field of Animal Science, Agriculture, Game Biology and Game Production or Life Sciences.
- In case of not fully acceptable BSc degree, the University may request that additional courses be completed.
- a Grade Point Average (GPA) for the BSc study program which is at least 65% of the maximum scale
- Proven fluency in English, both written and spoken. Applicants from non-Anglophone countries must have a certificate of proficiency in English issued by a recognized language institute (for instance TOEFL, IELTS). Applicants who have completed their BSc (or equivalent) degree studies in program where the language of instruction is English are not required to submit such certificate. The minimum pass scores are 6.0 for the IELTS, 550 for the paper-based Institutional TOEFL and 75 points for the Internet-based TOEFL. Other (national) certificates may also be accepted, if the result is satisfactory.

Fees (application, tuition, others):
Tuition fee: 1500 EUR / semester

Library facilities:
The university library has a total book stock of about 150.000 volumes, its reference room subscribes to 480 journals, of which over 100 are in foreign language. Students can access the most important publication databases and journals on the numerous computers available in the library.

Accomodation:
In double rooms of the student hostel of the university with internet access. Accommodation cost is approx. 90 EUR / month.

Others:
This program offered by the Department of Animal Nutrition, Kaposvár University, which has one of the largest Animal Science faculties in Europe. The department has the most modern experimental animal research facilities in Europe inaugurated in the year of 2000: rooms for metabolic studies (cattle, sheep, swine, poultry and rats), laboratories, experimental feed mill, surgery room, offices and seminar room