Funding

Self Funded

Course / Training•Hungary · Gödöllő

Sustainability in Agriculture, Food Production and Food Technology in the Danube Region (Danube AgriFood Master – DAFM)

Danube AgriFood Master Consortium

Application Deadline

Closed · February 15, 2026

Reopens ~Feb 2027

Official Page

DAFM is a 120-ECTS joint MSc focused on sustainable agriculture, food production and food technology in the Danube region. Seven partner universities in Central and Southeastern Europe jointly deliver the degree.

The program combines natural sciences, engineering, economics and social sciences to address food security, climate pressures and sustainable bioeconomy. Students complete the degree through the partner-university consortium.

Benefits & funding

  • The degree carries 120 ECTS and runs for two years.
  • The latest published application information offers self-funded places only, with no scholarships or tuition-fee waivers.
  • Tuition is €3,000 per semester; students must also cover their own living and mobility costs.

Eligibility

  • Applicants need an agriculture-related Bachelor of Science degree worth at least 180 ECTS; final-year Bachelor students may apply only if they are EU candidates.
  • Applicants must have an average GPA of at least 75%.
  • Applicants need English at B2 level or above, unless English is their mother tongue; the site lists accepted test routes and a higher-education medium-of-instruction letter.
  • There is no stated nationality or residency bar, although every applicant must submit official proof of current residence.

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Application process

  1. 1
    Check the academic, GPA and English-language requirements on the official application page.
  2. 2
    Complete one online application in English through the designated admissions portal.
  3. 3
    Upload English-language PDF copies of the degree evidence, transcript and grading scale, English proof, Europass CV, motivation letter, passport, residence proof, two referee contacts, and the required declarations.
  4. 4
    If pre-selected, complete the recorded online interview through the application system.

Program timeline

  1. Application deadline

    Feb 15, 2026 at 23:59 GMT+1

  2. Planned interviews for selected candidates

    Mid-March 2026

  3. Planned decisions

    End of March 2026

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