Welcome to the Student Service Center!

Your university years represent one of the most defining and inspiring periods of your life. Let’s work together to make this journey both memorable and successful. Our mission is to provide a central hub where you can easily find information on all the opportunities and services available to you.

Whether you have questions about student life, wish to join or establish a student society, need guidance through the maze of university administration, or would like to reach out to our psychologists and peer counselors, we are here to support you every step of the way.

Our services / what we provide:
Scholarships and grant applications
Administration of student grants and scholarships available at the faculty
Equality opportunities
Administration of student equal opportunity matters
 
Psychological support and peer counseling
Individual counseling provided by a qualified psychologist, as well as peer support provided by students enrolled in a master's program in psychology.
 
Students' Union and Student organizations
Liaison and administrative assistance with student organizations operating within the faculty and the student council.
 
Religious programms for students
Cooperation with the University Chaplaincy and implementation of spiritual programs
 
Enrollment and High School connections
Participation in the recruitment campaign, high school roadshow, organizing outdoor expos, maintaining contact with partner high schools
 
Sport and recreation
Supporting faculty sports activities 

For more information please contact the Center at hszk@btk.ppke.hu 

 

Student Rights Aid and Equal Opportunities

Our university is committed to providing a safe, respectful, and equal environment for every student. If you feel you have experienced discrimination or need assistance (for instance, if your personal integrity has been violated), this page provides general information on the options available to you.

Our goal is to create a safe and fair atmosphere where all students have equal opportunities to participate in academic and campus life. To support this, the university offers several services, including guidance on legal procedures, mental health support from our faculty psychologist, and career counseling. These services are designed to ensure you receive the help you need for both your academic and personal growth.

  1. Student Integrity Violations

A violation of student integrity refers to actions or situations where a student's basic rights, right to fair treatment, or human dignity are compromised. These cases may include:

  • Violations of Personal Dignity: Harassment, discrimination, intimidation, or verbal abuse that violates a student’s human dignity and rights.
  • Violations of Equal Opportunity: Unfair treatment based on protected characteristics—such as gender, age, background, religion, or disability—that prevents a student from receiving the same treatment as others.
  • Violations of Academic Fairness: Situations where a student's right to fair treatment is compromised, such as unfair evaluation during an investigation, complaint handling, or exam.
  • Restrictions on Freedom of Expression: Cases where a student is silenced or threatened with sanctions for expressing their personal opinions within the university.

Violating student integrity goes against the core values of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Pázmány Péter Catholic University. We take all such cases seriously and ensure students receive proper support and legal protection.

  1. Upholding Equal Opportunity Rights

Every student is entitled to equal treatment, regardless of characteristics such as gender, age, background, religion, disability, gender identity, marital status, or other protected traits. Equal opportunity rights exist to ensure every student has equal access to learning at our institution.

holding these rights means:

  • Ensuring Equal Access: Providing students with special educational needs equal opportunities to participate in their studies.
  • Protection Against Discrimination: Guaranteeing that students face no unfair treatment on any grounds—whether during admission, coursework, scholarship applications, or when using other university services.
  • Creating a Supportive Environment: Maintaining a campus where diversity and inclusion are actively practiced, and where students from all backgrounds feel safe and supported throughout their studies.

Faculty Coordinator / Chair of the University Equal Opportunities Committee:

Dr. Zsolt Almási