UNIVET offers support workshops for inactive students to overcome the challenges of not attending classes regularly for an extended period, but who wish to re-enter studies after successful completion of incomplete exams.

International students who acquire “inactive status” due to academic reasons often feel
isolated while preparing for their exams at home (back in their home country or here in Budapest) As weeks pass by it is easy to lose motivation, and spend time wisely and constructively.

During the interactive workshops, students learn about:

• adaptive coping strategies deriving from inactive life status – overcoming “fail”
  mindset
• strategies to improve academic and social relationships
• time management techniques – adapting a self-monitoring system
• building self-awareness to cope with procrastination adequately
• overcoming the stress and anxiety of multiple trial & error
• how students can actively prepare for re-entry to academic and campus life
• exploring career options, and discussing strategies to reconnect with veterinary
  science.

In the fall semester (2024/25) the next (free of charge) inactive workshop (consisting of 2 parts) is scheduled for

Wednesday,  September 11. 13:00-15:30 (first segment) – topic: adaptive coping to overcome “fail” mindset (location: will be announced later in an email.)

Friday, September 13. 14:00-16:30 (second segment) – topic: coping with procrastination & preparing for re-entry (location: will be announced later in an email.)

To sign up fill in the registration form via this link