AIC Partnership
- TPF-AIC high school programs
- TPF-AIC university preparatory (diploma) programs
- Avicenna Diploma in Pre-Medical Studies (ADPS)
- Diploma in English Language Studies (DELS)
- Diploma in German language Studies (DGLS)
- Diploma in Business and Marketing (DBM)
- Diploma in IT and Technology (DITT)
- Diploma in Graduate Studies Pre-Master (DGSM)
- Diploma in Graduate Studies Pre-PhD (DGSP)
- The FEDE bachelor’s courses (BA) offered by TPF-AIC:
- FEDE – European Bachelor’s Degree: IT, Networks and Security
- FEDE – European Bachelor’s Degree: Digital Marketing
- FEDE – European Bachelor in Tourism and Hotel Management
- FEDE – European Master in Tourism and Hotel Management
As a result of the above mentioned cooperation, TPF’s high school programs focusing primarily on business and commercial majors will be complemented by educational programs providing Hungarian high school graduation (baccalaureate – érettségi), available through the general high school and/or bio-medical study high school programs provided by AIC in English. This secondary school program of the AIC consists of a 1-year preparatory course and a 4-year (G9-G12) high school training that is accredited by the Hungarian Government (OM number: 201799), as it can be read on the ministry’s website: (https://kirint.kir.hu/IntezmenyKerse/Intezmeny/Index/201799).
TPF and AIC have agreed to provide joint English language preparatory programs for university studies. These programs, successfully provided by AIC for many years, are extremely popular among international students who wish to continue their studies in English (or German) language in Hungary. Now the two institutions have combined their resources and academic knowledge to provide even better and more structured programs for their international students:
TPF traditionally teaches its own university bachelor’s (BA) programs, the range of which will now be expanded through the TPF-AIC cooperation – thanks to the FEDE accreditation awarded by AIC (Dr. Shahrokh MirzaHosseini, TPF’s vice Rector responsible for international relations is also a member of FEDE’s Board of Directors) with the following: