The number of international students at the University of Debrecen (UD) has increased by five percent, and the number of self-funded foreign students has risen by fifteen percent. In the 2024/2025 academic year, 2,100 new students began their studies in DE’s English-language programs, bringing the international student body to over 7,600—its largest ever.
The Hospice-Palliative Care Unit of the University of Debrecen Clinical Center will soon operate in a new, more spacious, and comfortable environment. While the unit remains on the Nagyerdei Campus, it will move to another wing of the Pulmonology Clinic building.
The University of Debrecen (UD) held its traditional autumn doctoral inauguration ceremony again this year. During the event, held in the Main Building’s Auditorium on Saturday, doctoral, habilitated doctoral, and honorary doctoral titles, as well as institutional awards, were presented.
The Chinese iStudy and Vietnam CentrePoint have sent international students to the University of Debrecen for two decades. These international education agencies have connected thousands of foreign students with the university over the past few years. To celebrate this anniversary, events were held in Nanjing and Ho Chi Minh City where former Debrecen students shared […]
Grab your scarf and gloves – you’re going ice skating today!
A wardrobe sale where you’re not the only one, who benefits. Would you want to sell your preloved clothes and make some money of it? Would you like to do something for your environment and fellow students? You get to do all of the above at this event.
An adjunct lecturer from the Department of Molecular and Nanopharmaceutics at the Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Debrecen, has been awarded the 2024 Danubius Young Scientist Award, a prestigious international prize for Hungary. Ágnes Rusznyák primarily researches the cellular effects of cyclodextrins and their ability to carry RNA. Her findings have been published in several […]
The Minister of Culture and Innovation announced on Saturday in Debrecen that 30 projects will be implemented under the HU-Rizon program with a budget of 12 billion forints.
Approximately 8,000 babies are born prematurely in Hungary each year, before the 37th week of pregnancy. Every year on November 17th, World Prematurity Day, attention is drawn to the struggles of these newborns and their families. Debrecen University joined in this year’s observance.
The Ministry of Culture and Innovation announced on Wednesday that eight Hungarian universities have been included in the top 500 of the prestigious Shanghai Ranking, which compares the top 1900 universities from 96 countries.
