Future veterinary students got an insight into the life of the Budapest and Üllő campuses. Coming from Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Greece, Korea, Australia and Brazil, the guests visited the pet and large animal clinics, the equine clinic and learned about the University’s history and the training programme.
Why was it so important for the University of Veterinary Medicine to regain its independence? What does the rector consider as the key achievements of his first term? What goals did he set for his new term? These are some of the questions we discussed with Professor Péter Sótonyi on the occasion that he got
The University aims to support its students in as many areas as possible. As part of these efforts, the institution hosted Veterinary Ireland’s event to give an insight into their activities to the future Irish vets studying in Budapest.
The students of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest held a talk introducing students to wildlife medicine.
The University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest visited several other educational fairs during October, where the students could meet with our team personally and get answers to all their questions. At every fair, many students were excited and curious, expressing their wish to be a veterinarian student in Hungary. Our representatives visited: Turkey, Istanbul/Ankara/Izmir/Tarsus – school
The University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest held its second Career Day to provide first-hand tips and advice for students on their career opportunities after graduation.
We look forward to having more upper-year students as mentors for the spring semester! A brand new second phase of the peer-mentoring program called SAM-buddy 2.0. begins in March 2020
The colleagues and students of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest moved with candles and wreaths to the plaque of Zoltán Tatay on 21st October, to remember the veterinarian student who died as a hero during the 1956 revolution.
Honouring Aladar Aujeszky for the 150th anniversary of his birth a commemoration ceremony was held on 9 October in the University Main Hall
We celebrate the 30th anniversary of launching the University’s German-language veterinary training programme this year.
The so-called event Researcher’s Night is one of the most important events to promote science in Hungary, where research institutes, universities and laboratory visits open their doors for a night and welcome everyone interested. Just like last year, the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest joined to this program.
The University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest visited several other educational fairs during September, where the students could meet with our team personally and get answers to all their questions. At every fair, many students were excited and curious, expressing their wish to be a veterinarian student at Hungary.
