This year, two colleagues from the Department of Physiology and Biochemistry at the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, Dr Fanni Sára Huber and Dr Máté Mackei, received this prestigious recognition.

I am pleased to inform you that Associate Professor Dr András Gáspárdy has been awarded the scientific title of Doctor of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences by the Doctoral Council of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

“The next day, my phone pinged – I was tagged in an Instagram post from the stable’s official account. The owner had shared photos of the case, thanking both the Swedish vet and me for our helpful work. It was such a heartwarming moment.”

Between July 6 and 11, the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest hosted the VetNEST Summer School for the very first time. This was already the sixth edition of the program, which focuses on animal welfare, veterinary ethics, law, and communication skills. The idea is to help students recognize, structure, manage, and communicate the challenges they’ll

UVMB will organize this year’s Scientific Student Conference (TDK) on November 19, 2025, and we encourage applications from our students!

As part of the presidency, she will continue to serve as the EAEVE delegate within the organisation for another three-year cycle.

On September 18, 2025, a delegation from the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, led by Rector Prof. Dr Péter Sótonyi and Strategic Vice-Rector Dr Miklós Süth, visited our Chinese partner, Huazhong Agricultural University.

Nóri Csepi, a fifth-year veterinary student, spent this summer on the other side of the world, gaining life-changing experiences and hands-on knowledge in the field of equine medicine thanks to the Pannónia Scholarship Program.Similar to the Erasmus program, the Pannónia Scholarship supports international mobility activities such as student internships abroad. Based on Nóri’s enthusiastic report,

Dr. Patrik Mag, a university assistant lecturer, conducts pharmacological research, serves as the President of the PhD Student Council, and works in a veterinary clinic.

Dr. József Rátky received the award in recognition of his decades of exceptional national and international contributions in the fields of reproductive biology and the preservation of indigenous animal breeds, as well as his teaching, research, and scientific organisational work.