The University of Debrecen has won a landslide beauty contest among Hungarian higher education institutions. In the Eduline poll, the university’s building received more than twice as many votes as the runner-up.
For many, Christmas feels truly magical when there’s snow. In recent years, residents of Hungary have not been spoiled with snowy holidays, and they still cannot be certain what weather awaits them this season.
It is going to be the closing event of the fall semester at the university.
The treatment of children at the Pediatric Clinic of the Clinical Center at the University of Debrecen received a significant boost through a five-million-forint donation from the Tranzit Group. The foundation “For Our Children” of the Pediatric Clinic will primarily use the funds to purchase medical instruments for intensive care and rehabilitation. The donation was […]
New doctors took their oath at the University of Debrecen. Over seventy graduates, both Hungarian and international, received their diplomas during the Faculty of General Medicine’s ceremony on Friday.
Winter graduation ceremonies at the University of Debrecen are about to begin. The celebrations kick off this weekend with the graduation ceremony for the Faculty of Medicine. The event, which will last until mid-February, will see over 2,000 new graduates receiving their diplomas.
Join the program on the 9th of December for the screening of Larry (dir.: Szilárd Bernáth, 2022). The film will be shown in Hungarian with English subtitles and followed by an English-language discussion.
Professor Stephen W. Scherer, head of research at the Hospital for Sick Children University Clinic in Toronto and professor at the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine, is this year’s laureate of the Debrecen Award for Molecular Medicine. He received the award on Tuesday at the University of Debrecen (DE), the institution’s press center announced.
Today (3rd) a special wardrobe sale has been organised at the University of Debrecen.
PET (Positron Emission Tomography) scans using radiolabeled glucose are indispensable for diagnosing cancer patients and accurately determining therapy. The first PET scan in Hungary was performed in Debrecen in 1994. Since then, Debrecen University has played a role in the launch of all PET examination sites in the country through knowledge transfer or human resource […]
