Open to all years!
Guest speaker: Lívia Lénárt
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Univet Skills Lab: Advanced handling – aggression
Date: 6th, October, 16:15 Location: Nádaskay Béla room This handling class will cover advanced methods for challenging patients (dogs and cats.) Previous attendance at one of our basic handling classes or a completed Fear Free certification is required. More information: https://www.facebook.com/events/686554733005416/
Collaboration: Our university joins forces with Aldo Moro University
Our university enhances international recognition through the cooperation agreement signed with the University of Aldo Moro in Italy, Bari.
Univet Skills Lab: Maintaining sterility – ICU and surgical settings 2023.09
Open to all years. Date: 29th, September, 16:15 Location: Nádaskay Béla room HIGHLY recommended before starting SAM clinic shifts! Hospital-acquired infections are one of the largest dangers to any patient admitted for treatment but are largely preventable if proper protocols are followed. The workshop will focus on proper procedures for in-patient equipment sterility, focusing in intensive care
Univet Skills Lab: Taking case history – how to ask the right questions
Open to years 3+ Date: 22 September, 16:15 – 18:00 Location: Nádaskay Béla room Workshop will consist of interviews with “client actors” presenting example cases. Students will practice client communication, medical problem solving, and basic medical charting skills. More information: https://www.facebook.com/events/1628737390948847
New Skills Lab dates!
Skills Lab is looking forward to seeing you this semester! Check the dates and programs →
Invitation: Dr. Grant McDonald’s doctoral dissertation
The Doctoral School of Veterinary Sciences invites you to Dr Grant McDonald‘s habilitation lectures on 29th of September from 11:00 AM.
Living anatomy – horses on the podium
On Monday, Professor Dr. Péter Sótonyi rector held the now-traditional first anatomy class.
Workshop: Animal-friendly handling
We offer a one-day-seminar and workshop for veterinarians and vet nurses about how to make the veterinary visit a pleasant and less stressful event for our furry patients.
Quality Assurance at the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest
The University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest has successfully completed two out of the three pillars of its accreditation process planned for this year.
The 237th academic year of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest has started
At the event, commemorative certificates were presented to veterinarians who graduated 70, 65, 60, and 50 years ago.
Björn Benedikt Sigurðarson: “Stop whining and do what you need to”
The following interview gives you an insight into the Icelandic mindset and the national spirit of resilience and optimism in the face of challenges.