Hungary Government Scholarship is currently open for the 2022/2023 academic session. Hungary Government Scholarship is also called the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship is a fully-funded scholarship for international students who want to pursue their academic careers in universities in Hungary.

The scholarship was founded by the Hungarian Government in 2013 and is been supervised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and managed by the Tempus Public Foundation. The aim of the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarships is to increase the number of foreign students in Hungary and to encourage Hungarian higher education institutions to attract top foreign students.

The program is based on bilateral educational cooperation agreements signed between the Ministries responsible for education in the sending countries/territories and Hungary or between institutions. Currently, more than 70 Sending Partners are engaged in the program on 5 different continents, and the geographical scope of the program is spreading each year.

The scholarship is available for undergraduate, master, one-tier master, Ph.D., and non-degree programs.

Duration of the Stipendium Scholarship:

Bachelor’s Scholarships: 2-4 Years
Master’s Scholarships: 1.5-2 Years
One-tier master: 5-6 Years
Doctoral Scholarships: 4 Years
Non-degree Programs: 1 Year

Hungary Government Scholarship Coverage:

1. Full Tuition Fee Covered for BS, MS, PhD
2. Monthly Stipend: 120 euros for Bsc, one-tier master and non-degree program, and 450 euros for Ph.D.
3. Full Accommodation will be provided.
4. Health Insurance.


Required Documents:

1. Online application form
2. Copy of Identification Document: Int. passport or national ID card
3. School Certificates: O'Level, bachelor degree certificate for master and master degree certificate for Ph.D. applicants.
4. Transcript of Records
5. Motivation Letter: - minimum 1 page, typed in Times New Roman 12 point letters

How to apply

You can apply directly online or apply through the Nigerian ministry of education.

The direct online application is straightforward, you only need to fill online application and attach all the required documents.

Application form: https://apply.stipendiumhungaricum.hu/

If you are facing any issue or problem in filling the application form watch the below video it explains everything about the scholarship and how to fill the form correctly.

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Best of Luck.

Diabetes is a condition that occurs when your blood glucose, also known as blood sugar, is abnormally high. Glucose is essential to your health because it provides energy to the cells that make up your muscles and tissues. It is also the primary source of fuel for your brain. Diabetes is classified into three types: type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes.

Diabetes has become a major public health concern. In most countries, it is one of the leading causes of premature illness and death. Diabetes affected 34.2 million people in the United States in 2020, accounting for 9.4 percent of the population. Diabetes affects one out of every four people over the age of 65. In adults, type 2 diabetes accounts for 90 to 95 percent of cases. It is a major cause of kidney failure, blindness, and amputation.

Diabetes is caused by a variety of factors, which differ depending on the type. However, regardless of the type of diabetes you have, it can result in an excess of sugar in your blood. Too much sugar in your bloodstream can cause serious health issues. Diabetes can be prevented, controlled, and even reversed with a healthy diet. Diabetes patients can benefit greatly from a diet high in vegetables, fruits, and lean proteins.

The video below explains the 7 best foods to eat for people living with diabetes, both type 1 and type 2.


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Water is a very important element for the body. It keeps many serious diseases at bay while keeping the body hydrated. About 60% of your body is made up of water, which makes it essential for human beings. It helps to carry nutrients to the cells and different parts of the body. It allows the body to absorb minerals, vitamins, amino acids, glucose and flushes out toxins and waste.

According to health experts, a person should drink 3 to 5 liters of water a day. But there is also a right way to drink water. Drinking water in the wrong way can be harmful for health. Now the question may be circulating in your mind that what is the right way to drink water?

The video below explained the 5 mistakes to avoid when drinking water.

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There are several factors that cause the world economy to be going down. This article will itemize those factors.

1. Higher Rates
When interest rates are low, it’s cheaper to borrow money. Since it doesn’t cost as much to borrow money, more money is available to buy goods and hire people. For this reason, low interest rates are designed to make a slowing economy grow.

When interest rates are increased, it costs more to borrow money. That means that businesses will not borrow as much in times of higher rates. When that happens, businesses spend less and hire less.

In turn, this slows down an economy and if the economy is already slow, it can cause a recession. Raising interest rates puts the brakes on economic growth.

2. A Stock Market Crash
The stock market refers to the collection of markets and exchanges where regular activities of buying, selling, and issuance of shares of publicly held companies take place.

Such financial activities are conducted through institutionalized formal exchanges or over the counter (OTC) marketplaces that operate under a defined set of regulations.

There can be multiple stock trading venues in a country or a region which allow transactions in stocks and other forms of securities.

Since the stock market is a vote of confidence, a crash can devastate economic growth. Lower stock prices mean less wealth for businesses, pension funds, and individual investors.

Companies can’t get as much funding for operations and expansion. When retirement fund values fall, it reduces consumer spending.

3. Falling Housing Prices and Sales
The housing market is closely linked to consumer spending. When house prices go up, homeowners become better off and feel more confident.

Some people will borrow more against the value of their home, either to spend on goods and services, renovate their house, supplement their pension, or pay off other debt.

When house prices go down, homeowners risk that their house will be worth less than their outstanding mortgage. People are therefore more likely to cut down on spending and hold off from making personal investments.

Housing investment is a small but unpredictable part of how we measure the total output of the economy.

If you buy a newly built home, it directly contributes to total output (GDP), for example through investment in land and building materials as well as creating jobs.

The local area also profits when new houses are built as newcomers will start using local shops and services.

A sharp drop in house prices adversely affects consumer confidence, construction and leads to lower economic growth. (falling house prices can contribute to economic recession).

4. Manufacturing Orders Slow Down
Manufacturing is the production of goods through the use of labor, machines, tools, and chemical or biological processing or formulation.

Manufactured goods are necessary for trade and this industry contributes trillions of dollars to the global economy. No other sector comes close to these numbers.

Manufacturing generates more economic activity than other sectors. The innovation found in the manufacturing industry has helped to increase economic productivity too.

Since the Industrial Revolution, the way we produce and consume goods has changed, and it’s an innovation that allowed (and continues allowing) the nation to become increasingly more productive in the services offered.

Manufacturing helps raise living standards more than any other sector.

If the manufacturing orders slow down, it could drag down related industries and disproportionately affect parts of the country where factories employ thousands of people.

5. Deregulation
Deregulation is the elimination or reduction of government power in a particular industry, usually enacted to create more competition within the industry.

The goals are to allow industries to operate businesses more freely, make decisions efficiently, and remove corporate restrictions.

However, the main objective is to remove barriers to competition so that particular industries can compete in the international market more easily.

One of the advantages of deregulation is that it stimulates economic activity because it eliminates restrictions for new businesses to enter the market, which increases competition.

Since there is more competition in the market, it improves innovation and increases market growth as businesses compete with each other.

But disadvantages are that without restrictions in place, small businesses are at a higher risk of being driven out of the market by larger, more established companies. The larger companies are capable of creating monopolies to take control of the market.

Also, customers are more exposed to fraud and excessive risk-taking by companies, social concerns are lost, and rural and other unprofitable populations are underserved. All of these have negative consequences on global economic growth.

6. Deflation
Deflation is defined as a fall in the overall level of prices in an economy and an increase in the purchasing power of the currency.

Deflation can be caused by an increase in productivity, a decrease in overall demand, or a decrease in the volume of credit in the economy.

While deflation may seem like a good thing, it can signal an impending recession and hard economic times. When people feel prices are headed down, they delay purchases in the hopes that they can buy things for less at a later date.

But lower spending leads to less income for producers, which can lead to unemployment and higher interest rates.

Although it may seem helpful for the price of goods and services to fall, it can have very negative effects on the economy.

As prices drop, company profits decrease, and some companies may cut costs by laying off workers. Interest rates tend to go up in periods of deflation, which makes debt more expensive. Consumers and businesses often decrease spending as a result.

Deflation is generally less favorable and is associated with economic contractions and recessions. A deflationary spiral may turn hard economic times into recessions and then depressions.

7. Trade War
You must have heard of the US–China trade war over the past few months. This is one of the major factors which has the potential to impact world economic growth.

The simple reason why the US-China trade war is so important is that these are two of the biggest economies in the world. The combined trade activity between these 2 totals trillions of dollars, a significant portion of the total global trade.

The impact of the trade war on the GDP of the global economy in general and these 2 countries, in particular, can be severe.

8. Crude oil price
Crude oil is a naturally occurring, yellowish-black liquid found in geological formations beneath the Earth’s surface.

It is commonly refined into various types of fuels. Crude Oil is a major fuel used across a lot of industries that together comprise the global economy.

It literally uses to generate electricity, powers the transportation industry by way of diesel and jet fuel.

In a very basic sense, higher crude oil price increases inflation and impacts global economic growth. It would directly decrease the purchasing power and adversely affect household income and consumer spending.

9. Asset Bubbles Burst
An asset bubble occurs when the price of an asset, such as stocks, bonds, real estate, or commodities, rises at a rapid pace without underlying fundamentals, such as equally fast-rising demand, to justify the price spike. The bubble itself sets the stage for a recession to occur when it bursts.

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Ray Reddington @_Larenzo who graduated with third class from OAU discovers he’s a genius while studying in Canada

A Nigerian man has revealed that he never knew about his ingenuity till he went to further his education in Canada.

According to the Twitter user identified as @_Larenzo, he graduated from Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) with a third class degree, but when he started studying in Canada, his lecturers were impressed with his problem-solving skills.

He later discovered after taking an IQ test, that he was a genius whose intelligence was greatly underrated owing to Nigeria’s falling standard of education.

According to @_Larenzo, he topped his class upon graduation from the university in Canada.

See his tweet



https://twitter.com/_Larenzo/status/1381401809890156545?s=19

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ekababy123:
Good morning guys, please has anyone gotten visa with utad language course certificate of acceptance or admission letter? I want to apply for undergraduate degree in Utad but they said I have to first apply for portugues language course before I can apply for bachelor's degree. The school said the acceptance letter will read that the objective of the course is to apply as an international student to bachelor's degree and it's enough to apply for visa. Please does anyone have any idea about this?

Don't follow Utad advised, Portugal embassy doesn't grant visa for undergraduate student talk-less of language courses. Even here in Portugal they don't issue study permit for people study one year Portuguese language. I have a lot of friends from Senegal facing these problem.

adepojusaint:


Thanks boss for the insight, The MSc is in Anthropology while the PhD is in Development and Societies.

Go only for M.Sc leave PhD, not easy to pay that kind of money here unless if you have backup at home. After your master degree you can enroll for PhD in a well developed countries (Germany, Usa, Canada, England etc). Portugal economy is not that buoyant, but Portugal is a stepping stone to achieve your dream.

adepojusaint:


Bosses in the house, please i gained admission into the UTAD for both M.Sc and Ph.D but i feel the associated fees of 3000 and 3500 Euros respectively is high, and with no feeling that the school issues partial/Full Tuition Waiver.

Although i also initially got approved for Ph.D in Coimbra which is just 2000 Euros a year, however, inability to speak the Portuguese language which is central to my proposed Thesis makes it a no-go area.

I would like to know the chances of securing a part time work during study and what is the estimated income i can make in a month.

I would also like to get your views on any other alternative school or area in Portugal that you feel will be more meaningful and productive.

My apologies for taking your time and thanks for your anticipated response.

Congratulations on your admission.

Coimbra University is well recognized than Utad unfortunately Coimbra only have classes in Portuguese language. 3000 euro for M.Sc student is a bit expensive but what is your course of study before we make our conclusion.

Securing a part time work during study:
Undergraduate and Master's student are not allow to work only PhD student but that doesn't me you cannot get a part time job. Firstly learn their language the rest is story (Nigerians no dey kari last). As a student doing part time job you can earn 400-600 euro per month, don't expect more than that because Portugal is also facing economic crises.

Wish you best of luck

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Awaiting your reply

Thanks

@bosakelvin: Thank You

Dear Friends,

I need your guidance, am currently doing my master program in Portugal and only left for me to write is my dissertation. Therefore, i have applied for another master program in Germany. My questions are:

What are the procedures for changing Portugal study permit to Germany study permit.

How possible is't for my to come down to Germany during this school holiday to work for some month before resumption.


Thanks.

ndulyf:
Please ist possible to work while schooling in Portugal

Is possible

mikol:
Please can someone tell me if someone of 40 years can be given a post graduate study visa? Also applying with owns company or can he claims to be working in another company? Which one will fly best? Thanks for your response.

Age doesn't matter for post graduate applicant.

Also applying with owns company or can he claims to be working in another company?
Answ: any one you can provide bank statement of cash flowing in and out

3-4month

kokobi99:


Please, after submission of all the document to the embassy, how long will it take to be processed? thank you

I don't have admission yet and yet to apply, just weighing my options.

Am 3 month

Xadeeq:
Spot ON!!!

Thanks very much.

Everything is clear. I already sent my credentials to Abuja for stamping at the MOE and MFA. They are both ready. I should get every other documents ready before mid next week and be ready for Abuja by Thursday.

Please shed more light on the "Study Leave Letter from place of work" part. Is this a MUST

What if my work place didn't agree with me and I plan to resign?

This is my only worry.

Thanks for the insight and heads-up. Expecting your insightful reply (as usual).

Do not resign.

If you can get your company letter head paper case close just write what you want to write.

Xadeeq:
Dear UI1

Very Many Thanks. I am very grateful for your quick response.

I just want to confirm your response and decide on the action to take. Please pardon my being inquisitive. Na money and time matter ooo.

If I get you well, what you are saying is that I should ignore their "document verification" part and just go with ALL my Visa Application documents ready to submit it on my first visit? I would really like that if they can just accept it all at once: both for document verification and visa application and let me return to Lagos and wait (that waiting period though ! ).

Please do you know anyone who has done it (submission of all documents both for verification and visa application) on one go, like this before?

Once again, many thanks for your time. I would love to hear from you and may others soon and plan to share my experiences too as events unfold.

Y'all have a nice day ahead...

When I got admission to study in Portugal last year, I sent an email to the Portugal embassy in Nigeria and they replied me with exactly massage they sent to you. But when I contacted those that have done it before I was advice to take this steps:


Get all your documents ready then go to Abuja. Start from Ministry of Education Certify your O,Level Certificate, Bsc Statement of Result or Bsc Certificate and Transcript. After that proceed to Ministry of Foreign Affairs Certify your O,Level Certificate, Bsc Statement of Result or Bsc Certificate, Transcript and Police Character. Both ministries we take you one day.

The next day go to the embassy and submit the following document:

1. Admission Letter
2. Accommodation Letter
3. Bsc Result
4. Transcript
5. Police Character
6. Bank Statement
7. Sponsorship Letter
8. Study Leave Letter from place of work
9. International Passport
10. One photo Passport
11. 20 or 21,000 Naira for Translation of Police Character.


When you get there the consular we cross check your documents and issue a bank teller for the payment for Translation of Police Character.
The verification will be done along with visa processing.

Note: If any of the above listed document missed or you failed to submit it you will be called to bring it. That means another cost of transportation to Abuja. It happens to me be aware.

Good Luck to you and to the rest in the forum

hybeenoni:
@ UI1 I appreciate the way u responded to the last post.

My question is this, from your personal experience, how easy is securing part time job there, can the part time job sustain all my expenses, assuming I intend sponsoring myself?

I intend applying to university of Lisbon.

Please make sure you have 1,000 euro at hand that we enable you to pay part of tuition fee and 2-3 month accommodation. Getting job is depending on your ability to speak Portuguese, you can get without speaking Portuguese but very slim. Therefore start learning the language online if you intended to study and work.

@ xadeeq


Firstly, Congratulation for securing an admission in Portugal. The journey is very near to you if you follow the following steps:



1. How long does this Verification of Certificate/Transcripts By the Embassy take?

Answer: It takes time but since you are applying for master not undergraduate just ignore the verification at their embassy until all your documents is ready for submission.

2. From whom are they verifying?
Ans: for post graduate they verify at NUC but for O.Level Certificate at the various Secondary Schools.

3. Is there a way to speed things up (if verification is with my school)?
Ans: Yes, if you went to submitted just your academy certificate it will take much time and money for going and coming to Abuja. Wait till all your documents is ready. This logic is only for those going for post graduate course not undergraduate. Undergraduate needs to go for verification first and pay 50,000 naira before submitting other documents.

4. As I am in Lagos, can I send someone to submit the Credentials for me (proxy submission)? What would I need, in addition, to give to the person?
Ans: You can not send someone to submit on your behave you have to be there in person. I meet Cameroonians and Ghanaians in my school they told me that they applied for their Portugal visa in Nigeria. I asked them did you send it through courier services or send someone. Both replied that is not possible, they have to traveled to Nigeria in person to submitted their documents.

5. Whats the specs for the Passport photo collected at the embassy?
Ans: if your visa is granted the passport photo will be in that visa.

6. I currently do not have accommodation in Portugal, I will only get it when my visa is ready and pay my remaining school fees. This would even probably mean when I get to Portugal. How do I make case for this during Visa Application?

Ans: Send a mail to the school and request for hostel accommodation and included in you mail that you we need the accommodation letter for visa processing. Do that as soon as possible, if possible tomorrow morning send them a mail. Because Portugal visa takes longer time at their embassy.

7. For the proof of financial capability, I am not sponsoring myself. Whoever my sponsor is, what is the minimum amount that should be in the Person's Account? Remaining school fees is about 4000 EUROs. Does Block Account apply here?
Ans: Block account is not applying in Portugal. Make sure that the money in your sponsorer account is above 1.5 million, 2m to 2.5 million is ok.

8. After verification and submission of Visa Application, how long does it take to hear from the embassy?

Ans: It takes time because the Portugal embassy in Abuja is only one attending to all other west African countries. Therefore, you need to get all the document in time and submit it if possible by April. Also, the embassy will still need to take it to their home office in Portugal for decision on it. And here people applying for study in Portugal are many from various part of the world especially the Brazilian, Ukrainian, Turkey and some of the countries they colonies in Africa.
Even here in Portugal to book appointment at their immigration office for resident permit it will take them up to a month before them called you for interview. Because people are many applying for their permit.

Hope the little i said will help you and others.

skitkid2:

"Order our gigs on fivver today you will get the value for your money"

Its Fiverr

Will suggest you write something else, the whole sentence is not motivating enough.

Thanks

Koats14:
Okay bro. success in your endeavours. I would love to study in Portugal, but I'm still an undergraduate. Maybe for masters though. Undergraduate studies is so very expensive right now!

Thanks

Koats14:
@UI1, did you apply for undergraduate studies or masters at the university of Algarve?

I applid for masters at the university of Algarve

Rapahel1116:
But dats wat uni Graz and Vienna are asking for

Look for another school

skitkid2:

Hi,
You really speak Portuguese and Arabic?

Speak Arabic but learning Portuguese. Pls, can you review my fivver account to no if there is no problem no sale since register.

Thank you

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Rapahel1116:
Good morning guys ,
Pls I u guys shouldn b annonyed for me asking this question here ....pls I wanna apply for an undergraduate course in Austria ..I am 17 yrs old . and the university in Graz and Vienna has been telling me to send my original documents if not I my documents won't b accepted ....and it mist b sent by post ...my question is y ? If I legalize my original documents na problem oh cos am not sure I will b able to apply to another country .cos I wanna also apply to a uni in Finland ....esp that uni Graz theirs de kill me ....I have explained to them if I can use my photocopied documents and certify it .den legalize bt no no no ...dem no gree ...that I should legalize my original documents .I even told the lady I won't b applying only to their uni bt she insisted selling me dat if I send it I can request for it after a week that It would b sent to me by mail .so guys me I confuse oh.....wat will i do ,should I just leave Austria and consider other countries?..cos unis in Germany don't request for that kind of stuff .And what's the diff btw certification and legalization ?
Thank you .

Do not send your original document to them, also only legalize photography not original. You can check other schools requirement

Any nairaland study in University of Algarve in Faro, Portugal. Or living in Faro state, Portugal. I was granted a student visa into University of the Algarve in Faro, Portugal. Pls, let talk or send email to taiwoadex96@gmail.com

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