Prof. Sándor Cseh, Department of Obstetrics and Clinic of Food Animal Medicine University of Veterinary Medicine, participated as a guest speaker at the “9th Theoretical Course in Medically Assisted Reproduction,” a scientific conference held in Bisceglie (Bari), Italy (June 11–13, 2026). The significance and value of the event were enhanced by the fact that the
On 5 June 2026, the Ireland Alumni Chapter gathered for its second reunion event, hosted at the Embassy of Hungary in Dublin. Building on the success of the chapter’s inaugural meeting in 2025, this year’s reunion once again brought together graduates of the University to strengthen professional connections, exchange experiences, and celebrate the vibrant Irish
Participants discussed current challenges and developments in the fields of food safety and the food economy.
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The case provides valuable insights into ophthalmological disorders affecting endangered big cat species and contributes to the growing body of knowledge supporting veterinary care in zoological institutions.
The work was published in Nature Chemical Biology, one of the leading international journals in the field, and includes researchers from the Redox Biology Research Group of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest among its authors.
The commemoration, initiated years ago by the University’s Circle of Friends, has become an important tradition at our institution and a shared act of remembrance for the veterinary profession.
The study led by Prof. Sándor Hornok, Head of the HUN-REN–UVMB Climate Change: New Blood-sucking Parasites and Vector-borne Pathogens Research Group, jointly operated by HUN-REN and the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest, has yielded findings of outstanding international significance. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA), as well as the veterinarian Dr. Orsolya Péteri, played a key role in
Dear Colleagues, we are happy to share the announcement of dr. Julie Rosser, CEO of EBVS. ——————– Dear Sir or Madam, Please find attached a recent press release relevant to the veterinary sector, education, and the European healthcare job market. The European Board of Veterinary Specialisation (EBVS) has granted provisional accreditation to the new European
The Department of Internal Medicine is an emblematic location; understanding its history is essential to appreciating the legacy on which current work in healing, teaching, and research is built.
One of the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest’s oldest traditions and a flagship program series of the spring semester once again transformed the campus into a vibrant festival environment.
The dormitory sports field, along with its surroundings and the historic wooden pavilion that hosts community events, has undergone a comprehensive renovation.
