Stipendium Hungaricum: the Hungarian Government Scholarship for Moroccan students
A Hungarian Government scholarship to study at Hungarian universities. Morocco is a partner country, and most programmes are taught in English.
Who is it for?
- Bachelor's (3 to 4 years), master's, one-tier master's (5 to 6 years, straight after the baccalaureate in some fields) and PhD.
- In the 2026-2027 round, about 165 scholarships were offered to Moroccan students.
- Applicants must be at least 18 when their studies start; there is no upper age limit.
- You can choose up to two programmes, ranked by preference.
What does it cover?
- Tuition-free studies.
- A monthly stipend: HUF 43,700 (about EUR 110) for bachelor's and master's; HUF 140,000 then 180,000 for PhD.
- A dormitory place, or a monthly housing contribution of HUF 40,000.
- Healthcare and supplementary insurance.
- Travel costs are not covered.
Documents for a bachelor's application
- Baccalaureate certificate.
- Transcript of records.
- Proof of language proficiency (as required by the university).
- Passport, or national ID card with a commitment to provide the passport later.
- A one-page motivation letter in the language of the programme.
Translation
Documents not issued in English or Hungarian must come with a sworn translation. The official application guide requires "an official, notarized translation of all your original application documents", and the Moroccan announcement states that all documents must come with a sworn English translation, except documents issued in English or programmes taught in French.
- Transcripts are translated in full.
- Names are spelled as in the passport.
Two application steps (both mandatory)
- Hungarian portal (apply.stipendiumhungaricum.hu): complete the application, choose your programmes and upload your documents and translations. Last round's deadline: 15 January 2026.
- Moroccan Ministry of Higher Education portal (mabourse.enssup.gov.ma): confirm your application after the Hungarian portal closes. Last round: 23 January to 5 February 2026.
Only applicants nominated by their country are eligible, so skipping the second step means losing the scholarship.
When does the 2027-2028 round open?
Not announced yet as of 9 October 2026. It usually opens in November. Prepare your documents, translations and language certificate now.
Information last checked on 9 October 2026. Dates and requirements can change from year to year. References: official scholarship website, official 2026-2027 guide, partner countries, Moroccan Ministry portal.
Get in touch with any question about the required documents or their sworn English translation.