Signed in October 2021, the purpose of the letters of intent is to develop the Chinese clinical veterinarian training programme by relying on the experience of the 235-year-old Hungarian veterinary education, with special regard to the medical treatment of pets, horses and farm animals as well as to launch joint scientific research projects and to help the exchange of scientific information between the institutions.

While many other scientific areas are studied through formulas, graphs and schematically described processes, histology opens up a magnificent world for you. “We can physically see and marvel at the things we work with,” says associate professor Dr. Bence Rácz of the Anatomy and Histology Department. Here’s an extract of our interview with him. I

On October 4th, on World Animal Day, representatives of 15 organizations signed the Animal Welfare Code for the first time in the history of animal welfare in Hungary, initiated by the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest.

Visitors can learn about the history of veterinary medicine through pieces from the veterinary historical collection, get to know prominent figures from the past, and gain valuable knowledge in the field of animal welfare.

As the only domestic institution of the internationally renowned Hungarian veterinary education, we have always devoted special attention to commemorating the great personalities of veterinary education. Throughout its 230 plus years, our university has given a great number of acclaimed professors and researchers to the veterinary science of Hungary and the world. Dr. Márton Galambos

FameLab is one of the world’s leading science communication competitions, aiming to find researchers who can speak about important scientific topics in an inspiring and exciting way for the audience of the 21st century.

I am pleased to inform you that Dr. Noémi Tarpataki has become a full member of the European College of Veterinary Dermatology (ECVD) as a “Diplomate” with effect from August 28, 2021.