Our MA in Communication and Media Studies will develop you into a communication and media expert.
You will hone essential soft skills (including presentation, persuasion and communication skills). You will also become a communications strategist and leader – capable of managing teams, projects, campaigns and organisations. Our graduates progress to careers in public relations (PR), media and marketing/communication roles in various organisations and sectors.
You will gain a deep understanding of interpersonal, social, strategic (planned) and new media communication, managing media and planning creative campaigns.
You will get acquainted with various concepts and theories through our student-centred, project-based teaching methods – making your learning experience more impactful, exciting and practical.
Our experienced professors blend academic and professional expertise to provide you with the tools and understanding necessary to advance in your career as a communication expert. From psychology to digital publics, you will better grasp how communication works and how to utilise your new skills to get the best possible outcomes!
Another unique benefit of studying Communications and Media in Budapest at Corvinus is the highly international environment and community. You will meet people from all over the world on our programme. Budapest also offers exceptional employment opportunities. There are 150+ international companies with offices here, and the city is also a filmmaking hub. Plenty of Hollywood A-list actors and directors have shot films ‘ ‘you’ve seen in Budapest!
This programme is a natural fit for students with an academic background in communications, media, PR or marketing. However, we accept graduates from an array of disciplines including liberal arts, economic sciences, law, IT, arts, communication and social sciences (provided you meet the compulsory credit requirements stated below).
Programme name: Communication and Media Studies
Programme award: Master, MA
ECTS: 120
Duration: 4 semesters (2 years)
Teaching hours: 10-16 hours/week
Includes internship: Compulsory (90 hours)
Start date: September 2025
Tuition fee (EEA):
800 000 Ft/semester
cca. 2 000 EUR/semester*
Tuition fee (Non-EEA):
3 300 EUR/semester
Core Modules*
Core Modules*
You can apply through felvi.hu, for more details switch to the Hungarian website.
In Hungary, there are legal pre-requisite credit requirements to study graduate programmes.
Please make sure you meet the minimum requirements for this programme before applying.
The minimum number of credits for admittance into the Master’s programme based on previous studies is 30, from the fields of network communication, economics and management, HR, cultural anthropology, cultural science, communication, marketing, media studies, media culture, media literacy, work psychology, introduction to intercultural studies, art and art communication, linguistic sciences, international communication, special media studies, sociology, social psychology, and PR.
Tip: to quickly calculate your credits in ECTS, divide learning hours by 30!
Learning hours should be formally described, but can be constituted of classroom hours, private study and assessment.
There are two remarkable scholarship opportunities available to Non-EU international students:
Both scholarships entitle you to:
Eligibility requirements apply, so please click on “Scholarship opportunities” for more information.
I welcome you to this information page about the Communication and Media Studies MA programme at the Corvinus University of Budapest! The University provides this two-year (four-semester) programme in English and Hungarian. Communication and media are crucial in our contemporary world and will be increasingly important in the future. Thus, communication and media professionals will undoubtedly find a highly appreciated career and vocation within a short time after graduation. Our programme provides the necessary skills, knowledge, and experiences for that career path. I hope to see you soon in September as a ‘Master’s student at our University.
The diversity of modules studied, combined with meeting students from all over the world, really broadened my thinking. The projects and assignments we do during the course taught me a lot about communication and marketing – not just in theory but also in practice. We can gain the skills that employers are looking for. As postgraduate students, that allows us to develop key competencies needed in the modern business environment
Our graduates progress to roles including Media Researcher, Communication Expert, Public Relations (PR) Manager, Publishing Manager, Marketing Specialist