There will be no possibility of hospital patient care, including haemodialysis treatment, at the Small Animal Clinic Internal Medicine Department between 28th July and 13th August 2023. Other units of the Internal Medicine clinic will continue to operate undisturbed for outpatient care.
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31 doctors were graduated at the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest
Happy faces and a celebratory atmosphere: 31 doctoral candidates participating in the English-language program, 10 Bachelor of Science (BSc) biologists, 4 Master of Science (MSc) biologists, as well as students graduating in swine health, small animal veterinary medicine, and experimental toxicology received their diplomas.
We’re in trend – we’re with horses
There was tremendous interest with nearly 1800 visitors at the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest during the Night of Museums.
Remembering Marci the Cat
To honor Marci’s memory and the indelible mark he left on our hearts, we have decided to erect a statue in his likeness at a central location on campus where he always sat. We kindly ask for your support in making this project a reality.
361 educational institutions received the “Animal-Friendly” title
More than twice as many educational and child protection institutions applied to obtain the titles of “Animal-Friendly” and “Animal Advocate”.
Our student, Fanni Sára Huber, received the Special Prize in Agricultural Sciences at the National Scientific Students’ Conference (OTDK) of the Ministry of Agriculture
At the ceremony held in Vajdahunyad Castle on the occasion of Teachers’ Day, our fourth-year veterinary student, Fanni Sára Huber, received her award from dr. István Nagy, the Minister of Agriculture of Hungary.
Heroes’ Day 2023
On May 26th, the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest held its Heroes’ Day commemoration, where Dr. Judit Hammerstein, Deputy Director of the Hungarian National Museum, delivered a ceremonial speech.
Three project ideas received funding in the first Student Proof of Concept program at UVMB
Kata Baranyi is developing a mobile application for dog and cat owners, Elias Schwab would bring a uniquely formulated product to the market that improves dental hygiene for dogs, while the idea of Jad Zouein, Lara Yaghi and Yara Sfeir is aimed at using microalgae as a feed additive. They won 1-1 million HUF to move forward with their idea.
The solution to the problem of dogs stuck in animal shelters for a long time won the 2nd VETATHON student innovation competition
The Waste Warriors team finished in second place with a solution designed to combat food waste, primarily for businesses and the third was the Foo Foo team, which offers an online information solution aimed at young pet owners.
Outstanding results at the 36th Hungarian Scientific Student Conference in the Agricultural Science Section
The Kaposvár Campus of MATE hosted the 36th Hungarian Scientific Student Conference (OTDK) in the Agricultural Science Section, which took place from April 4-6. 20 students from the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest competed at the event with outstanding results.
In memory of the establishment of the EQUUS Club
The establishment of the EQUUS Club of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest was significantly influenced by László Bucsy and György Hamar, university students in 1967 and 1968.