Pharmacology and toxicology are two major pillars of veterinary medicine. In his interview for our magazine, the head of the Pharmacology and Toxicology Institute and acting Vice-Rector for Science and Research Dr Ákos Jerzsele told us that without drugs, we would never be able to provide the kind of medical service we can offer today.
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Chasing ticks from caves to the sky Interview with Dr. Sándor Hornok, the head of the Department of Parasitology and Zoology
Dr Sándor Hornok, the head of the Department of Parasitology and Zoology is in cooperation with researchers from 30 countries and has translated and edited nine esoteric books, most of which are related to the Buddhist religion and ideology.
Food Gives Life – Interview with dr Miklós Süth, senior advisor to the rector
As senior advisor to the rector, honorary associate professor and doctor of veterinary medicine, Professor dr Miklós Süth has received two main tasks: first to facilitate the American accreditation of the educational programmes of the University of Veterinary Medicine, Budapest; and second, to provide food chain safety with a stronger emphasis in veterinary education programs.
Rejection of lexical information may lead to many new discoveries – Interview with Research Professor Tamás Horváth DVM, PhD
Chair of the Department of Comparative Medicine at Yale University and research professor of the Anatomy Department at the University of Veterinary Sciences in Budapest, Professor Tamás Horváth was born in Nagykőrös, Hungary in 1967.
It was Me Who Chose Anatomy but it was Luck Who Gave Me the Ostrich – An interview with veterinarian dr Milan Kondor
We had managed to choose perfect timing to sit down for an interview with Milan Kondor who has since been conferred the doctor’s degree.
III. International Job Fair was held at the university
The III. International Job Fair of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest was held on 13th February 2020. The success of the event is shown by the growing number of interested students and participating companies, organizations: 20 Hungarian and 8 international exhibitors visited our university this year.
The Hungarian book ’The Blue Vesper’ was awarded an international prize
The Blue Vesper edited by Péter Palatitz, Szabolcs Solt, Péter Fehérvári was ranked first among 54 other books and won the award of the BTO (British Trust for Ornithology) and the British Birds Magazine ’Best Bird Book of the Year’ in 2019.
Fundraising for the statues of Dr Adorján Bartha and Dr Tamás Szent-Iványi professors
To honour the memory of Dr. Adorján Bartha and Dr. Tamás Szent-Iványi, the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest will erect statues to commemorate their invaluable work.
The Department of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases organized a bacteriology practice lesson for high school students
10th grade students majoring in biology at Fazekas Mihály High School, Debrecen and 11th grade students attending biology faculty at Lónyai Street Calvinist High School, Budapest visited our university to gain insight into the world of bacteriology.
The University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest is prepared to assess the epidemic situation
Concerning the epidemic situation of the Coronavirus, prevention is extremely important. Therefore, the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest puts emphasise on information giving and introducing adequate measures. Our institution regularly communicates with infectious diseases experts, continuously keeps posted about the recent epidemic situation, and holds meetings regarding the issue so that we can make
Spring term 2020 has just started
The spring semester has just started on the 3rd of February and will end on 15th May, while examinations begin on the 18th of May till 26th June. Please find below a list of special occasions and bank holidays during the spring semester
Educatio Exhibition 2020
The University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest attended the 20th jubilee of Educatio International Educational Exhibition between 9-11 January at HUNGEXPO Budapest Fair Center.