Tamás Sipos is a honeybee researcher working with the Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences, as well as the Hungarian National Department of Beekeeping and Bee Biology.

INVITATION Date: April 26, 2023 Time: 5:00 PM Venue: University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, Great Hall (1078 Budapest, Bethlen Gábor street 20-24.) We cordially invite our dear teachers, fellow students, and all interested parties to the 16th Veterinary Student Concert. This year’s colourful program includes recitations, jazz, pop, classical, and folk music. In addition to

The workshop will consist of interviews with “client actors” presenting example cases. Students will practice client communication, medical problem-solving, and basic medical charting skills.

This workshop will allow students (with guidance from the lab diagnostics department) to read and interpret actual hospital cases, followed by a discussion of the real-life outcome of each case. 

Someone needs blood every two seconds. Save lives, be a volunteer!

This workshop requires sign-up in advance as spaces are limited!

This workshop requires sign-up in advance and spaces are limited!

After a highly successful event two years ago, the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest and Óbuda University will again organize the VETATHON student innovation competition on April 21-22, 2023. Register now!

Workshop in English! Click for program details and registration →

The Doctoral School of Veterinary Sciences invites you to dr. Orsolya Eszter Fehér‘s doctoral (PhD) dissertation “West Nile virus in horses in Hungary: epidemiology, diagnostic and prevention technics” which will be publicly defended on 21st March 2023, at 12:30. Supervisor: Dr. Orsolya Korbacska-Kutasi Venue: University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, H Building, Tolnay Sándor Auditorium. The dissertation

Keeping patient stress low is always the goal, but what do you do if the animal is already fearful due to past experiences?

Interested in exotic medicine? This workshop will cover proper handling and exams for some of the most common pet small mammal species.