administration, the financial management in order to complete the functions of the university. The Rector and the Chancellor regularly calls executive board meetings to prepare strategic decisions. Employment relations between are regulated in the Annex of the Human Resource Policy. Admissions All Hungarians who pass the Hungarian secondary school matura with enough points are eligible for admission, as well as for anyone else in possession of an International Baccalaureate (again, with enough points). As with all Hungarian universities, a tuition fee of around $1000 has to be paid each semester for the Hungarian program. No extra fee is required for Hungarians for whom it is their first university, unless they spend more than 13 semesters there. The university offers extensive English language programs on all its faculties, at all levels of study (Preparatory Year, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts, Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy). The Tuition fees vary from €2000 - €4500 per semester. 6% of all students come from different countries of the world representing over fifty different countries; the majority of the students in the English Program are from the United States, England and Germany. Location The university is located on the Buda side of the Danube between Szabadság Bridge and Petőfi Bridge and towards Rákóczi Bridge. This makes the university campus especially long and narrow: walking from one side of the university to the other can take as much as 20 minutes. The Inner City of Budapest (Pest) is just across the river, about 10 minutes' walk by either of the bridges. Famous alumni Nobel laureates Dénes Gábor (Dennis Gábor), inventor of holography (1971 Nobel Prize in Physics) George Oláh, (1994 Nobel Prize in Chemistry) Jenő Wigner (Eugene Wigner), (1963 Nobel Prize in Physics) Others András Arató (Electrical engineer and model, known for the internet meme Hide the Pain Harold) Donát Bánki (Co-inventor of the modern carburetor) Pál Erdős (Mathematician) Károly Ereky (Agricultural engineer, born Károly Wittmann, known as Karl Ereky, coined the notion: biotechnology in 1919) Alfréd Hajós (Olympic champion swimmer) Zoltan Hajos (Organic Chemist) Alajos Hauszmann (Architect of the Buda Castle) Csaba Horváth (Chemical Engineer, built the first high performance liquid chromatograph) Imre Kacskovics (Immunologist and the Dean of the ELTE Faculty of Science) Kálmán Kandó ("Father" of the AC powered electric locomotive, Rotary phase converter) Tódor Kármán (Theodore von Kármán, "Father" of super-sonic flight) Károly Kós (Architect of the Budapest Zoo and