The University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest signed another bilateral memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Chungnam National University.
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International Educational Fairs in September
The University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest has visited several other counties educational fair, where the students could meet with our team personally and get answers to all their questions.
Maintaining a link between our alumni and UVMB is a key priority
The International Alumni Meeting was held for the first time for the students who graduated from the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest (UVMB). This meeting is aimed at establishing and enhancing an interactive, highly engaged and vibrant alumni community for former foreign students.
A new Memorandum of Understanding was signed
After the Chinese Agricultural University’s last year visit we were honoured to welcome back the delegation to our campus. The delegation visited the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest campus, the small animal clinic, the library and the experimental farm at Üllő. In the frame of the visit, the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest and the
Marek Days – The Master of Veterinary was born 150 years ago
The “Marek Days” is the greatest event at the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest in the autumn semester, the first genuine event organized by students when youngsters take over the campus and fill it with colourful programmes. This years’ Marek Days are even more special as the Master of Veterinary was born 150 years ago.
Report on the visit by Kasetsart University
In September, a delegation of Faculty of Veterinary Science, Kasetsart University (KU), Bangkok, Thailand visited the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest (UVMB). We were delighted to host Khongsack Thiangtum Dean and Tanu Pinyopummintr Vice Dean for foreign affairs. The aim of the visit was to strengthen the living connections of Kasetsart University and University of
We educate not only vets, but we support their cultural life as well
To support our international students’ cultural life, we invited them to a special play. Matei Visniec’s play OCCIDENTAL EXPRESS, using an episodic structure, tells a story of people from the East reaching for the mythical West and its promise of utopian future only to realize that the titular train is heading toward an illusion. Using
Adventures at Researchers’ Night
The Researchers’ Night program of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest included a large selection of things to learn and do for the whole family: the full-day event presented science and researchers in different kinds of workshops, chemistry experiments, autopsy demonstrations and exhibitions. The Researchers’ Night is a Europe-wide public event dedicated to popular science
The 20th of September is the official International Day of University Sport
This year the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest has joined to the event series.
Summer School at the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest
It’s not always easy to decide which profession is best for us when we are young. But this summer the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest showed that becoming a veterinarian can be a good choice. With a one-week program, we showed for a bunch of young titans what university studies are like as a vet student and life as a vet. We are sure by the end of the summer school our guests will have a better understanding of what vets do. As a plus, the program took place in vibrant and beautiful Budapest.
Our colleagues were awarded on August 20th
It’s not always easy to decide which profession is best for us when we are young. But this summer the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest showed that becoming a veterinarian can be a good choice. With a one-week program, we showed for a bunch of young titans what university studies are like as a vet student and life as a vet. We are sure by the end of the summer school our guests will have a better understanding of what vets do. As a plus, the program took place in vibrant and beautiful Budapest.
Young students are still interested in natural sciences
It’s not always easy to decide which profession is best for us when we are young. But this summer the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest showed that becoming a veterinarian can be a good choice. With a one-week program, we showed for a bunch of young titans what university studies are like as a vet student and life as a vet. We are sure by the end of the summer school our guests will have a better understanding of what vets do. As a plus, the program took place in vibrant and beautiful Budapest.