„Shared past, shared future – together for veterinary medicine.” The International Alumni Office organized its second International Alumni Reunion & Conference during the first weekend of October (2–3 October 2026). Similarly to the first reunion, the event was a great success, providing international alumni with an opportunity to reconnect with old classmates, see how their
On September 18, the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest’s SAM-buddy peer mentoring programme continued with a team-building event. The event brought together 120 students, including 50 senior students serving as mentors. Through a series of fun, team-based activities, mentors and first-year mentees had the opportunity to get to know one another and start building connections.
Ceremonial opening of the academic year of 2026/2027, being the 38th for international students.
A group of visitors (17 students and 2 faculty members) from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy come to our university on July 6–7. On behalf of the rector Prof. Péter Sotónyi, Prof. Tibor Bartha, Director of International Affairs and Senior Advisor to the Rector, welcomed the Italian guests. He
Prof. Sándor Cseh, Department of Obstetrics and Clinic of Food Animal Medicine University of Veterinary Medicine, participated as a guest speaker at the “9th Theoretical Course in Medically Assisted Reproduction,” a scientific conference held in Bisceglie (Bari), Italy (June 11–13, 2026). The significance and value of the event were enhanced by the fact that the
On 5 June 2026, the Ireland Alumni Chapter gathered for its second reunion event, hosted at the Embassy of Hungary in Dublin. Building on the success of the chapter’s inaugural meeting in 2025, this year’s reunion once again brought together graduates of the University to strengthen professional connections, exchange experiences, and celebrate the vibrant Irish
Dr. Ákos Jerzsele, Vice-Rector for Science and Innovation at the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, has been invited by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) to deliver a presentation at the organization’s international webinar on the One Health approach to antimicrobial resistance (AMR). The FAO is a specialized agency of the
Participants discussed current challenges and developments in the fields of food safety and the food economy.
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The case provides valuable insights into ophthalmological disorders affecting endangered big cat species and contributes to the growing body of knowledge supporting veterinary care in zoological institutions.
The work was published in Nature Chemical Biology, one of the leading international journals in the field, and includes researchers from the Redox Biology Research Group of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest among its authors.
