Doctor of Pharmacy graduates were honored at Saturday’s commencement ceremony at the Faculty of Pharmacy (GYTK), University of Debrecen. At the ceremony held in the Main Building’s Ceremonial Courtyard, 75 graduates received their diplomas certifying the successful completion of their studies. A total of 16 different honors and awards were also presented.
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More than 400 students from the University of Debrecen’s Faculty of Political Science and Law received their diplomas on Saturday during two ceremonies. In the Ceremonial Courtyard of the university’s Main Building, nearly 100 students received their diplomas certifying their degree in law, while 20 students graduated from the master’s program in European and International Business Law.
During the spring semester of the 2025/2026 academic year, more than 550 students at the Faculty of Economics of the University of Debrecen fulfilled the requirements for graduation and received their diplomas on Friday in the Ceremonial Courtyard of the university’s Main Building. At the ceremonial faculty meeting, Dean Veronika Fenyves announced that the faculty’s program portfolio will be expanded with a new master’s degree program.
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: