The PhD programme in Multidisciplinary Studies admits graduate students interested in educational and research programmes concerning both basic and clinical medical sciences related to major areas such as physiology, pathophysiology and pharmacology of the cardiovascular system, as well as biochemistry, biophysics and molecular and cell biology.

Of the outstanding past representatives of the School were in cardiovascular pharmaco-physiology Professor László Szekeres, in biochemistry and biophysics Professor Albert Szent-Györgyi (Nobel Laureate), and Professor Bruno F. Straub.

Research programmes: Experimental Cardiology and Cardiovascular Pharmacology; Experimental Study of Clinically Significant Cardiorespiratory Pathomechanisms; Clinical and experimental investigation of the pathomechanism of hypertension and the mechanisms of antihypertensive agents; Biochemistry, Biophysics, Molecular and Cell Biology.

Application requirements:

Previous Academic records in fields of pharmacy, medicine or related fields:

Master's degree (MD, MPharm, MSc) or final year master's / full-time student status. Master's courses accepted (which are accepted by the doctoral school): general practitioner (undivided), dentist (undivided), medical biotechnology, clinical chemistry, biologist, info-bionics engineering, biochemical engineering, molecular biology, biophysics. 

Certificates of language proficiency in English: at least intermediate level certified by internationally accredited language examination (TEL C B2, ECL B2, TOE FL iBT test score of at least 72, or PBT score at least 550; Cambridge First Certificate at least “B”; IELT S score of at least 5.5) and on individual interview online.