MCC Feszt 
The Faculty of Humanities was established in 1992 in Budapest, in the convent of the Sisters of Charity. From 2012, the Faculty was renamed the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, and by the end of 2020, the Faculty moved from the Piliscsaba campus, so the Faculty currently operates two campuses in Budapest: the Sophianum, the Danubianum and one in Esztergom.
Pázmány Péter Catholic University offers its students quality human-centered education, classic knowledge and innovation The foundation of the institution in Nagyszombat in 1635 and its re-foundation in 1992 are the cornerstones of Hungary's oldest continuously operating university. With its diverse training system, it serves both the transmission of traditional knowledge and values necessary for the development of the entire human personality, as well as the formation of the information society and its adaptation to human fulfillment.
Our lecturers are well-known and recognized researchers and specialists in their respective fields. Our favorable instructor-student ratio for all of our courses enables the support of individual achievements and the establishment of a direct, helpful relationship with the instructors. The reputation of our institution gives good chances for a favorable position in the labor market.
We strive to provide training that facilitates everyday life, while an important goal for us is also to facilitate the students' acquisition and recognition of the related theoretical knowledge and connections. Theology, law, humanities and social sciences, as well as information technology and bionics have been present in our training palette for decades. In addition to preserving traditions, we strive for continuous renewal. Our domestic and international collaborations, our internationally recognized research, and our participation in a network of partner schools offer serious opportunities in this field, and our mobility programs are becoming more and more popular.
