There is no university without traditions, and we cannot let our students miss any of it. Every spring during the student march, to say good-bye, students visit places at the campus where they spent the most beautiful years of their lives. To make this possible – without violating the rules of restrictions – our leadership
Dr Anna Schwahofer, a Univet graduate of the year 2004 talked about how she could stand her ground in the formerly male-dominated livestock care. She takes care of nearly two thousand cattle and seven thousand pigs but she also visits farms, she’s called to attend to horses and she even works as a substitute in a small animal clinic.
Born in Szekszárd in 1986, dr. Gábor Mátis’ teaching career has been as straight as an arrow. He is an associate professor of the Division of Biochemistry at the Department of Physiology and Biochemistry, and he has been working as the University’s Director for Education for a few months.
Without doubt, if you are a vet student and somebody mentions April, the first thing that comes to your mind is the EQUUS Days, right?
On April 8th at 6:00 p.m., instead of the Aula of the University, the performers of the XIV. Student Concert were waiting for their audience in front of a YouTube channel.
Did you know that May 10th is the Birds and Trees Day in Hungary? This year the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest is celebrating with a creative drawing and DIY competition.
Meet Aditya Daniel Jha, our graduate student, former ISC president who started his journey in India, continued in New Zealand and thanks to a coincidence ended up as a vet student in Budapest.
The 14th Student Concert will be held in an unusual way – instead of the Great Hall of the University of Veterinary Medicine in the online space. We look forward to seeing you at the concert on 8th April 6 PM at ÁTE HÖK Facebook page.
