The Hungarian veterinary institution signed a cooperation agreement with the Hanover Veterinary College in 1978, which included a bilateral student exchange program. We are proud that this cooperation agreement and student exchange have continued uninterrupted for 45 years.

For the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, preserving traditions and remembering the past have always been priorities.

Everyone knows that many good ideas, deep insights, or groundbreaking thoughts often come to mind while sitting around a table, holding a drink.

The importance of veterinarians in animal breeding and the food industry was also highlighted by the fact that two colleagues were honoured at the opening ceremony.

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The closing event of the year at Hungexpo will be an animal breeding and health exhibition, supported by a cooperation agreement signed by key figures in the Hungarian agricultural and veterinary sectors.

On April 4th, at the meeting of the Senate of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, Dr. Péter Sótonyi was unanimously elected as rector with 16 yes votes.

t has become a tradition for us to unveil a statue each year in honour of our predecessors, who set examples for us and future generations through their work and lives.

The program began with a lecture titled “Living Anatomy” by Prof. Dr. Péter Sótonyi, the rector of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest.

We are pleased that this year, 24 Hungarian and 7 foreign exhibitors attended our Job Fair. Check out the photos!

The event, which took place on February 16, 2024, featured nearly fifty presentations across three rooms and seven sections, highlighting the research results of doctoral students conducting agricultural studies in the Carpathian Basin.

Two members of the Immunology working group represented our university at prestigious conferences. Read more →