According to the Lászlo Palkovics, the higher education state secretary who signed the document, the government will launch the Campus Mundi program to support Hungarian students pursuing part-time studies abroad, spending some HUF 9.2 bln.
The state secretary also noted that 7.8% of students at Hungarian universities are international students, and there is room for more. He added that the government aims to provide more opportunities for Hungarian students to study abroad.
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