History of the Department Department of Veterinary Medicine was funded in 1786 as part of the University of Pest established by King Josef II, which institution already dealt actively with the education of surgery. Students for human medicine of the University compulsorily studied surgical etiology and operative surgery accompanied by the subject of veterinary medicine
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The university has bilateral agreements with 9 universities. The bilateral agreements help student mobility by providing clinical practice to the students in the partner universities, promote staff mobility of mainly young staff members giving them the opportunity of learning new teaching, clinical, diagnostic and research methods and encourage them to build up clinical and research
Eleven postgraduate courses are available at the University for the continuing education of practising Veterinarians.
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History of the Department The first lectures on internal medicine were given by Vilmos Zlamál in 1852, but a chair position for the field was established only some years later by Ákos Azary. The golden age of the Department of Internal Medicine began in 1894 when Ferenc Hutyra, former rector of the school, became head
International Relations Office Postal address: University of Veterinary Medicine, Office of International Relations H-1078 Budapest, István u. 2., Hungary Phone: (+36 1) 478 4100 / 8865 e-mail: [Click to see email] Vice-rector for International Relations Prof. Tibor, BARTHA, DVM, Ph.D., D.Sc., professor Office: Rottenbiller str 50., 1st floor Office hours: by appointment Phone: (+36
Introduction As a researcher and teacher, I work at the Botany Department of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest since 2017. For veterinary students, I give botany lectures and practical lessons both in English and in Hungarian. I teach biologists (zoologists) for fungal taxonomy, fungal ecology, cladistics, and forest ecology. Since 2020, completely renewed, I
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THE CURRICULUM Each academic year begins with an opening ceremony in the Aula. This is particularly memorable for the newly enrolled students who see their future professors for the first time dressed in academic gowns and marching in to music. 1. Doctor of Veterinary Medicine The entire curriculum consists of more than 5000 hours,
The aim of the Physical Education subject is to keep the students fit, strengthen their overall physical state and develop their physical abilities in order to achieve a generally acceptable fitness level which will enable them to fulfill their daily duties. Moreover, to awaken and develop an active interest in physical activity and sports.
History of the Department The department was established in 1929 by the world-famous parasitologist, Sándor Kotlán, who led education and research until 1966. From 1966 Tibor Kobulej, and from 1981 Tibor Kassai became the head of the department. They were followed by István Varga (1995–2001), then by Róbert Farkas (from 2001). The teaching of parasitology
