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Budapest, Hungary. The Austrian-Hungarian European School Budapest is located at H-1126 Budapest, Istenhegyi út 32. The school is the Österreichisch-Ungarische Europaschule Budapest. Contact: Tel 003613564657; E-Mail: office@europaschule.hu.
Grades 1–8 (primary through lower secondary). Entry is possible in later years, e.g., from grade 5, for students with sufficient German language skills.
Austrian-Hungarian European School Budapest; day school with after-school care.
The school has Austrian and Hungarian affiliations.
The school day runs 8:00–16:00 with nine periods: 1) 08:00–08:50, 2) 08:55–09:45, 3) 10:05–10:55, 4) 11:00–11:50, 5) 11:55–12:45, 6) 12:50–13:40, 7) 13:40–14:15, 8) 14:15–15:05, 9) 15:10–16:00. A midday meal is available, and after-school care runs daily until 16:30.
Application fees
- No separate application or one-off registration fee is published for new pupils. The school's admission form and enrolment information do not list a distinct application charge.
Tuition (parental contribution) — annual and per-term detail
- Annual parental contribution for the school year 2025/26: HUF 1,050,000 per pupil (stated as the contribution for the laufende Schuljahr).
- The school does not publish a public breakdown of that contribution by term or by individual year group (no per-term or per-class fee table is given). The school states that the parental contribution can be paid in instalments (Teilbeträgen) but does not list specific instalment amounts or term invoices publicly.
After‑school / care and catering
- After‑school care (including lunch) — annual fee: HUF 652,000. This is published separately as the contribution for Nachmittagsbetreuung (incl. Mittagessen).
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school invoices an annual parental contribution and explicitly states that payment in instalments is possible. No formal, detailed public billing schedule (exact instalment dates, number of instalments, or per-term invoice amounts) is published. Specific payment deadlines, late‑payment penalties, or interest terms are not provided in the publicly available fee information.
Boarding fees
- No boarding service or boarding fees are published. The school operates as a day school with regular school hours and an after‑school care programme; no residential/boarding programme or boarding charges are listed.
Other costs or fees (uniform, books, trips, extracurriculars, deposits)
- No fixed public fees for uniform, textbooks, refundable seat deposits, or a non‑refundable seat reservation are published in the school's public fee information. The only separately published charge in the available materials is the Nachmittagsbetreuung fee (HUF 652,000). Optional or occasional costs such as curriculum trips, exam fees, special courses, or externally provided services are not listed with fixed amounts in the public fee statements.
Refund information and scholarships
- The publicly available fee information does not include a published general refund policy for the parental contribution. The school indicates that families may apply to the Kuratorium for a scholarship (Stipendium), and that the parental contribution may be payable in instalments; it does not list formal refund rules or schedules in the published fee text.
Fee payment options (methods accepted)
- No specific payment methods (credit card, direct‑debit, bank account details, online payment portal) are published in the school's publicly posted fee information. Contact details for administrative enquiries are provided (telephone and e‑mail) for arranging payment and further financial details.
Short summary of available figures and missing details
- Available, published figures: annual parental contribution HUF 1,050,000 and after‑school care (incl. lunch) HUF 652,000 (figures shown as the amounts for the school's laufende Schuljahr).
- Not published in publicly available school materials: an explicit application/registration fee amount, a per‑term or per‑year‑group fee table, a detailed instalment/billing calendar, listed payment methods, boarding fees (no boarding programme documented), and a formal refund schedule.
Österreichisch-Ungarische Europaschule Budapest is a day school with after‑school care serving students aged 6 to 14. The school follows a bespoke bilingual German–Hungarian program with equal status for Hungarian and German, issuing bilingual certificates recognised in Hungary, Austria and the wider EU. Housed at Istenhegyi út 32 in Budapest, it operates under the Austrian-Hungarian Educational Center, from kindergarten through Matura. The curriculum emphasises sustainable education and the development of language, media, social and methodological competencies, while encouraging autonomous, student‑centred learning as pupils take increasing responsibility for their progress. Governance includes a Stiftung, Kuratorium and Aufsichtsrat; Austrian teachers are seconded by Austria. Since 1995, more than 900 students have completed the Europaschule, with over 95% continuing to Gymnasium. Facilities include a lunch service and daily afternoon care until 16:30. The school offers diverse clubs: STEM activities, drama and music, and Model UN, reflecting a strong emphasis on holistic development for students.
