Last year the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest and the Chinese Agricultural University signed a Memorandum of Understanding and agreed to exchange students. In the frame of this agreement, the first group of Chinese students have arrived in Budapest. 20 third – and four-year students of China Agricultural University (CAU) spends an equine practical seminar
After the signature of the bilateral memorandum of understanding (MOU) Professor Yoo from SNU visited our campus.
The annual European Descriptive Veterinary Pathology Course was held at the University Veterinary Medicine Budapest by the Charles Louis Davis and Samuel Wesley Thompson DVM Foundation from the 8th to 12th July.
Even Vet Hike promises you a great adventure and to hike, however, it’s basically a community event for our vet students.
This was the 17th year when the doors of the museums open at night, while the almost half a million sleepless revellers have a bewildering choice of almost one thousand events.
In May Rysbek Zaryldykovich Nurgaziev, the Rector of the Kyrgyz National Agrarian University paid a visit to our university.
On Heroes’ Day, our celebration is devoted by the Hungarian nation to the memory of our heroes who have passed away.
Dr Sarah Baillie, Professor Emeritus of the University of Bristol gave an interactive presentation regarding modern options for teaching clinical principles
In May, the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest hosted a small group of high school counsellors from all over the world to show them our University and Budapest.
A delegation from the North American Veterinary Community (NAVC) has visited UNIVET Budapest in May.
After the success of the first Presentation Day last year, the University of Veterinary Medicine organised the event for the second time on the 7th of May. 37 students gave their short, 5-7 minutes-long presentations.
Professor Sarah Baillie the most recognised senior lecturer in veterinary education has visited the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest. Sarah is renowned for her contagious enthusiasm and passion for veterinary education as well as an evident affection for animals, students and her profession. She has a rather unusual background as she spent many years as
