Student Life
Seven colleges for advanced studies are connected to the university. These are student groups that offer their own body of extracurricular coursework and often provide accommodation for their members as well.
- EVK Szakkollégium
- Heller Farkas Szakkollégium
- Magyary Zoltán Közigazgatási Szakkollégium
- Rajk László College for Advanced Studies
- Széchenyi István Szakkollégium
- College for Advanced Studies in Social Theory (Társadalomelméleti Kollégium, TEK)
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