University of Veterinary Medicine

" The University of Veterinary Medicine can claim a proud position among its European counterparts.
Its young graduates need not be afraid of competing with their European colleagues for their knowledge
and practical skills.”
This is the conclusion of the 1995 accreditation report by the European Association of Establishments
for Veterinary Education.

This European-standard faculty still operates on small scale and it enrolls only a limited number of students each year keeping a familiar atmosphere in the historical campus located in the middle of Budapest.
In fact, the Chair of Animal Healing at the Faculty of Medicine was established in 1787 shortly after the foundation of the first veterinary school in the world (in Lyon in 1762). As an independent institution the school earned an international reputation in the first half of the 20th century. In the 1990's a Field Station and a Large Animal's Clinic was built outside Budapest providing a bigger supply of horses and cattle for the students in the clinical years. In 2000 the veterinary school became an integrated part of the Szent István University. Since the foundation of the international programs in 1989 around 2000 international students were enrolled.

Career Opportunities

Small and Large Animal Clinics
State Office of Veterinary Hygiene
Farms
Zoo

Course Content Preclinical Years
Anatomy
Histology
Biology
Embryology
Zoology
Biochemistry
Botany
Languages
Clinical and Paraclinical Years
Pathology
Animal Breeding
Toxicology
Pharmacology
Surgery
Food Hygiene
Parasitology
Clinical Rotation
Practical Work

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Students after graduation can work in
the fields of diagnostic and treatment of
small and large animals.
Length of studies
11 Semesters
Degree
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.)
Recognition of the Degree
The degree is accepted within the EU
even as a license for EU citizens, and in
several other countries, as well. After the
completion of a board exam in Canada
and in the US, the graduates are entitled
for residency and to practice in North
America.

Application Criteria

Completion of high school/senior secondary school Good command of English Strong motivation to study and practice veterinary medicine

Admission is based on a Successful Entrance Examination

Multiple choice test in Biology, Chemistry and English. Interview with a Professor

How to Apply

Send the following documents in PDF format to our email.

Downloaded, printed, filled and signed Application Form. (Application Form University of Veterinary Medicine)
School Transcripts/grades for the last 2 years
Valid Passport copy
Curriculum Vitae in English You may create your CV online at http://www.europass.cedefop.europa.eu/en/home
Passport-size photo

Once you receive our confirmation email, start preparing the required documents.See The Application requirements of the University of veterinary Medicine

Entrance Exam Details

Tuition Fees/Year 2016-2017

1. Written exam (multiple choice test) + interview
Entrance Exam Samples
Entrance Exam Topics

Tuition Fee/ Year: Euro 10,980
Application Fee: EURO 200
Registration Fee: EURO 220
For more information see the Veterinary Medicine brochure page 7

Accommodation in Budapest

For Accommodation service please visit the following link: http://www.budapesthousingservice.com/
or send email to: apalfi@mcdaniel.hu

For more Information Download the Brochure and Application Form

University of Veterinary Medicine Brochure 2017/2018
University of Veterinary Medicine Application Form 2017/2018
University of Veterinary Medicine Website