An agreement on the funding process was signed in Budapest by Culture Minister István Hiller and Swiss State Secretary for Education and Culture Charles Kleiber, the ministry said in the statement. A major portion of the funding will be dedicated to scholarships for post-graduate studies at Swiss universities for 130 Hungarian students.
The four-year funding program also includes support for Collegium Budapest for research work in various sciences, the German-language Andrássy University in Budapest, and the promotion of Hungarian culture. (Mti, Bloomberg)
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