Graduált

Graduált is a term used in Hungarian education system to describe a person who has completed a university or college degree. The term is derived from the Latin word "gradus," which means "step," reflecting the progressive nature of academic achievement.

In Hungary, the graduált process typically involves several stages. Firstly, students must complete their undergraduate studies, which usually take three to four years. After successfully passing their final exams, they are awarded a diploma, which is a legal document that certifies their academic achievement. This document is issued by the university or college where the student has completed their studies.

The graduált diploma is a prerequisite for further academic or professional development. It allows graduates to apply for postgraduate programs, such as master's or doctoral degrees, or to pursue careers in various fields. In Hungary, the graduált diploma is also recognized by employers as proof of the holder's educational background and qualifications.

The term graduált is not only used in Hungary but also in other countries with similar educational systems, such as Poland and the Czech Republic. However, the specific requirements and procedures for obtaining a graduált diploma may vary depending on the country and the institution.