The cooperation programwas approved by the Ministry of Education in 2026(ApprovalCode:MOE37HU2A20262834N), and the enrollment begins in 2026 with an annual intake of120 students.
This program adopts the 3+1 model, and students are admitted through the national unified college entrance examination(Gaokao).Students study at Qingdao University of Technology for the first 3 years, and study at University of Pannonia for the final year. During the study period in QUT, some courses are taught by faculty members from University of Pannonia. Upon completion of all required courses and of all graduation requirements, eligible students will be awarded a Graduation Certificate and Bachelor’s Degreeby Qingdao University of Technology, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science by University of Pannonia. (To get the overseas degree, students must study abroad for 1 year.)
Introduction of University of Pannonia
University of Pannonia is a public multidisciplinary state university headquartered in Veszprém, a historic city in western Hungary within the ancient Roman province of Pannonia. Its educational origin traces back to 1949; it evolved from a technical faculty into Veszprém University of Chemical Engineering, and formally adopted the current name University of Pannonia in 2006 after institutional integration of agricultural, engineering and teacher-training branches.
Composed of five core faculties covering Business and Economics, Engineering, Information Technology, Humanities & Social Sciences, and Agriculture, the university delivers complete undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degree programmes, with 29 English-taught academic tracks and five accredited doctoral schools. It ranks among the top 5% of global higher education institutions by Times Higher Education, standing out nationwide for its per-faculty research and development output, with AACSB accreditation for its Faculty of Business and Economics.
Centered on practice-oriented, future-proof education, the university designs curricula jointly with leading industrial partners such as MOL and Continental, focusing on circular economy, green engineering, digital technology and sustainable development. It maintains long-term official cooperation with over hundreds of higher education institutions worldwide, launching student exchange, faculty mobility and dual-degree joint training programmes with numerous Chinese universities. Qualified academic instructors from University of Pannonia are regularly dispatched to deliver core specialized courses at Chinese partner institutions.
All diplomas and degrees awarded by University of Pannonia are fully accredited by the Hungarian Educational Authority and mutually recognized by China and Hungary, eligible for academic certification by the Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchange (CSCSE). Rooted in a student-centred educational philosophy, the university builds a multicultural campus community welcoming over 300 international learners from more than 40 countries, supported by modern laboratories, full student accommodation and comprehensive international scholarship schemes including the Hungarian Government’s Stipendium Hungaricum programme.
Official Website: https://eng.uni-pannon.hu