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BKF Budapest College of Communication and Business
Institution Info
Welcome to Budapest College of Communication and Business. As a young and constantly evolving institution, BCCB has always lived in the fast lane but it has recently undergone the greatest change in its history. 2010 saw a major expansion of our educational portfolio. Our mission is to provide the full, 360 degrees of communication studies to our students. From this year this means students can attend communication studies, applied communication studies (business and tourism) and visual communications (arts) at BCCB. This step makes our College a pioneer institution in Hungary.
The study of effective communication at our College is not only a professional program but also part of the everyday routine in each field of our training courses. Our career-ready graduate students
As an institution we are ready to face competition and we expect our students to do the same. Resolution is the key to becoming part of our team. I encourage you to work hard to achieve a good performance at secondary school or at your workplace, which is driven by the firm intention to become a BCCB student! I am sure that your efforts will be productive and fully rewarded both academically and personally!
We look forward to welcoming you among us.
Facts and Figures
| Funding type: | Private (for-profit) |
Master's Programmes
Services & Facilities
Nagy Lajos király street campus
The central educational facility of the College, with its modern circular building which opened in 2006, is a unique complex compared with the premises of Hungarian higher education institutions.
The two buildings of the central campus are located in a green environment. Lectures are held in the two vast lecture theaters of the circular building, each with a capacity of 360 persons, and the two smaller lecture halls of the main building. In addition, our facilities include 21 small and medium-sized seminar rooms with state-of-the-art educational technology and we also boast 9 rooms equipped for IT courses.
The circular building houses the central library of the College, offering not only books for loan but also a reading room, internet access, photocopying, printing and scanning services.
Student work and learning at the College is facilitated by unrestricted access to a WiFi network covering the complete area of the campus, and a number of computer work stations scattered around the buildings.
The canteen with seating for 350 people serves both hot and cold food, and there are vending machines for drinks and snacks.
Depending on the weather, students can take a relaxing break in the gardens or play table soccer in the canteen.
Students may find all relevant textbooks and course materials in our onsite bookshop.
Rózsa street building
Our building in Rózsa utca is the seat of the Heller Farkas Faculty of Economics and Tourism. This city center is easily accessible and hosts three large lecture theaters, numerous seminar rooms with smart boards and several IT rooms.
In the assembly hall computer stations offer students free access to internet services but most parts of the building are also covered by a wireless network.
Our Tourism Library is also housed in this building, and offers books for loan, a quiet reading room and photocopying, printing and scanning facilities.
The canteen offers both hot and cold dishes.
Students may find all relevant textbooks and course materials in our onsite bookshop.
Egressy street building
This education center opened in 2008 and offers a modern venue to serve the needs of the growing student community attending our secondary and higher-level training courses. The building boasts a lecture theater. 10 well-equipped seminar rooms, two language laboratories and IT rooms.
In addition to the free WiFi service, students may also use two gyms for fitness and relaxation, and there is also a restaurant for up to 60 people.
LIBRARY
The Library of Budapest College of Communication and Business has welcomed readers on two premises since September 2009. Students enrolled in any BCCB course are entitled to use both libraries without paying a registration fee.
The Central Library of the College is located in the circular building at the campus in Nagy Lajos király street. Its collection includes the greater part of the Hungarian and English language bibliography on communication but it also boasts a considerable collection of works in the fields of sociology, journalism, the media, psychology, economics, politics, marketing and the European Union.
The library of the tourism and catering program is located in the Rózsa street building of the College. In addition to our collection of textbooks on tourism, we also offer a wide range of academic resources for our business economics and management program as well as our foreign language courses.
Our colleagues working in the library are committed to supporting each program offered by the College at the highest possible level. The priority of the library is to establish an extensive, state-of-the-art information database focusing on the academic programs of the College. The collection is regularly updated by materials serving specific academic purposes in foreign languages and course books for general language courses.
Our modern computerized library system aims at providing fast and quality services to our users. Our catalogue is accessible online. A friendly atmosphere and helpful staff welcome students in the reading-room of the library, which is protected by a security system and equipped with computers. A huge collection of Hungarian and foreign language journals, reference books, data carriers and photocopying facilities are available on approximately 250 square meters.
Student Life
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