The agreement complements an earlier one between the two countries, Palkovics said. It covers artificial intelligence, laser physics, medical sciences, transport science and water management, he added.
Palkovics noted that more than 2,000 Iranian nationals are studying in Hungary, most of them in medical or dentistry programs.
Foreign students now account for 11% of enrollment at Hungarian universities, up from just 6% in 2014, he added.
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