During the first year of Pannonia Scholarship Program, the University of Debrecen registered the highest number of mobility participants nationwide, with a total of 950 students and staff members receiving scholarships to support their study trips abroad. This new scholarship program continues to offer a broad range of opportunities for members of the academic community at the University of Debrecen in the 2025/2026 academic year and, thanks to increased institutional support, the number of future participants is expected to grow further.
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The most recent graduates from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Debrecen were declared doctors on Friday. There were as many as 147 medical doctors of Hungarian and foreign nationality receiving their diplomas at the ceremony.
According to a report presented at the latest annual meeting of Scientific and Social Advisory Board (Tudományos és Társadalmi Tanácsadó Testület - TTTT), during the course of the past year, the University of Debrecen has covered a lot in the fields of education, science, and international collaboration. At the meeting, which was attended by several foreign professors, the members of the council could also hear about the achievements of the University of Debrecen and its objectives for the coming years.
Team Veritas from the University of Debrecen won the international ideas competition OncoTrack Hackathon held between September 11 and 13, where staff members from Innovation Ecosystem Center assisted the Debrecen team on site.
The formal and professional verification of achievements has been completed. Here you can find the achievements list of our talented foreign students: teljesitmenykredit_teteles_angol_-_honlapra.pdf Congratulations on the excellent achievements of the semester!
Let us present the University of Debrecen Honours College (in short: TalentUD) to you. The program aims to unfold the hidden potential of talented students. Talent management takes place primarily at the departments and institutes; it is based on the research work of students, under the direction of academic supervisors.
Let us present the University of Debrecen Honours College (in short: TalentUD) to you. The program aims to unfold the hidden potential of talented students.
Let us present the University of Debrecen Honours College (in short: TalentUD) to you. The aim of the programme is to unfold the hidden potential in talented students. Talent management takes place primarily at the departments and institutes; it is based on the research work of students, under the direction of academic supervisors. The programme provides: