The protocol of obtaining a Ph.D. degree [Philosophiae Doctor] is described in detail in the Rules and Regulations of BDTDSz; SLCS wishes to comply with these regulations in every respect.
Here are the supplementary regulations of the SLCS:
a) Regarding foreign language proficiency, SLCS conforms to the requirements specified in BDTDSz, with the proviso that the second language cannot be Esperanto or a ‘minor’ language that is unlikely to help the student’s expertise in literary criticism and theory.
b) In the case of modern philological dissertation topics, it is up to the doctoral student to decide, after consulting with the dissertation supervisor, whether the dissertation should be written in the given working language or in Hungarian.
c) Upon the submission of the dissertation, the SLCS will accept the (electronic) documents specified in the BDTDSz in Appendix [2].