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Introduction<\/strong><\/p>

I have been involved in the teaching of veterinary pathology since 2000. For third- and fourth-year veterinary students, I hold histopathology and autopsy diagnostic, as well as plenary exercises and lectures in Hungarian and English. Since 2007, I have been teaching the optional subject “History of Veterinary Medicine” in English. I am the course supervisor for the optional Hungarian-language course entitled “Practical problems of large-scale poultry farming”. In 2016, I started the subject “New forms and tools of knowledge transfer in veterinary training – with practical examples” in Hungarian and English. Two years ago, starting in the spring of 2020, I also announced the optional subject Life skills for vets with experts in communication, digital and business skills from other departments. I feel that it is recognition of my teaching activity that I am regularly ranked in the top 10 among evaluated university lecturers in student reviews.<\/p>

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