Application and Admission Bulletin 2012/2013 - University of Szeged

1UNIVERSITY OF SZEGED, HUNGARYRectorVice Rector for General AffairsVice Rector for Science,Research Development and InnovationVice Rector for EducationVice Rector for International Affairsand Public RelationsGeneral Director for Finance and MaintenanceGeneral Secretary of the UniversityProf. Gábor SZABÓ, Ph.D., D.Sc.Member of the Hungarian Academy of SciencesProf. Béla RÁCZ, Ph.D., D.Sc.Prof. András VARRÓ, M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc.Prof. Mária HOMOKI-NAGY, LL.D., Ph.D.Prof. József PÁL, Ph.D., D.Sc.Dr. Zoltán MAJÓ, Ph.D.Dr. Máté DÖMÖTÖR, LL.D.FACULTY OF MEDICINEDean Prof. László VÉCSEI, M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc.,Member of the Hungarian Academy of SciencesVice Dean for General and Scientific Affairs Prof. Lajos KEMÉNY, M.D., Ph.D., D.ScVice Dean for Educational Affairs Prof. István LEPRÁN, D.Pharm., Ph.D., D.Sc.Vice Dean for Clinical Affairs Prof. Attila PÁL, M.D., Ph.D.Head of the Dean’s Office Dr. András LEDNITZKY, LL.D.FACULTY OF DENTISTRYDean Prof. Katalin NAGY, D.D.S., Ph.D.Vice Dean Prof. Zoltán RAKONCZAY, Ph.D., D.Sc.Head of the Dean’s Office Dr. Judit BOROS, LL.D.Dr. Róbert STOHL, Ph.D.FACULTY OF PHARMACYDean Prof. Ferenc FÜLÖP, D.Chem., Ph.D., D.Sc.Corresponding member of the HungarianAcademy of SciencesVice Deans Dr. Ildikó CSÓKA, D.Pharm., Ph.DDr. Róbert GÁSPÁR, D.Pharm., Ph.D.Prof. Judit HOHMANN, D.Chem., Ph.D., D.Sc.Head of the Dean’s Office Dr. Ilona LANTOS, D.Pharm.Program DirectorAdvisor on housing affairsHead of the Foreign Students’ SecretariatForeign Students’ SecretariatProf. Gyula SZABÓ, M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc.Prof. Gábor TÓTH, Ph.D., D.Sc.Andrea LEHOCKI BALOGAddress: H-6720 Szeged, Dóm tér 12, HungaryPhone: (36-62) 342-124, 545-031, 545-030,545-836, 546-865, 545-458, 546-867,545-029Fax: (36-62) 545-028, 544-562E-mail: office.fs@med.u-szeged.huHome Page: www.szote.u-szeged.hu/angoltitStudent Services Center College International(Entrance examinations abroad) Mail: H-1406 Budapest 76,P.O. Box 51, HungaryAddress: H-1071 Budapest, VII.Bethlen Gábor tér 2, HungaryPhone: (36-1) 413-3016, 413-3015Fax: (36-1) 413-3030E-mail: info@studyhungary.huHome Page: www.studyhungary.hu

2General InformationSzeged – a University Townby the River TiszaSzeged – a traditional university town with 30,000students – is located 175 km south of Budapest.Szeged is conveniently accessible from Budapestby a 2.5-hour Intercity train journey. The secondbiggest river in Hungary, the Tisza provides abeautiful setting for the Hungarian “City of Sunshine”.The University of Szeged is 430 years old1581–2011Before the 12 th century, intellectual and scholarlylife concentrated in the monasteries. With thegrowing professionalisation of society in the 12 thand 13 th centuries, the demand increased for educatedprofessionals. Universities appeared in Europefrom the 11 th –12 th century. The end of theMiddle Ages signalled the arrival of modern universitieswhere teaching and research met.In 1581, following the establishment of universitiesin other regions of Central and Eastern Europe,István Báthory, the Prince of Transylvania,issued the founding document for a higher educationalinstitute in Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca). TheJesuit Academy (Societatis Jesu Academia Claudiopolitana)was organized with two faculties, theFaculty of Philosophy and the Faculty of Theology.The academy was meant to have the rank of auniversity from the beginning. Prince Báthoryendowed the institute with the right to conferbaccalaureate and master’s degrees on its students.At that time the university held a uniqueplace in the intellectual life of Hungary; it was theonly institute for higher education in Hungary.The academy was soon closed due to religiousand political turmoil, but in the 17 th century theJesuits re-established it and the institute gainedmore stability and prestige.From 1753, according to a decree passed bythe Holy Roman Empress and Queen of Hungaryand Bohemia, Maria Theresia, the institute functionedas a university, where teaching was carriedout in German. The Empress was one of themost significant proponents of enlightened absolutism;her educational reforms were highly lauded.The year 1774 saw not only the introductionof mandatory education but also the start ofchanges for the University of Kolozsvár. After theSociety of Jesus had been abolished, Maria Theresiaentrusted the Piarists with the reorganizationof the institute. As a result of the restructuring– in addition to the Faculties of Theology andArts – two new faculties were established, theFaculty of Law (1774) and the Faculty of Medicine-Surgery(1775).Later on these faculties served as the basis forthe Hungarian Royal University of Kolozsvár,which was founded by King Francis Joseph I andthe Hungarian Parliament in 1872. In 1881, theuniversity was renamed after the king and borehis name until 1940.In 1919, the university had to leave its foundingplace and after a brief stay in Budapest, foundnew home in Szeged. From 1921 until 1940 theFerenc József Tudományegyetem (Francis JosephUniversity) gained more and more prestige. Whenin 1940 the university was divided and part of itmoved back to Kolozsvár, the remaining staff andstudents, the laboratories and the library werereorganized. The university took the name of MiklósHorthy, who was a former Governor of Hungary.The first rector of this institute was AlbertSzent-Györgyi, who received the most prestigiousaward of sciences in 1937, the Nobel Prize, for hisresearch conducted at the university.

4Accreditation and InternationalRecognition of the DegreesThe Medical and Pharmacy Programs were accreditedby the Hungarian Accreditation Committee(HAC) in 1998 and 2005. The Dental Medicine Programwas accredited in the year 2006. The accreditationof all three programs was renewed in 2011.The Faculty of Medicine and the Faculty of Pharmacyhave been awarded the title Center of Excellence(for the period between the years 2006–2011)by the Hungarian Accreditation Committee.The medical school is listed in the directory ofthe World Health Organization.In 2011 the National Committee on ForeignMedical Education and Accreditation (NCFMEA)reaffirmed its prior determination that the standardsand the processes used by the HungarianAccreditation Council to accredit medical schoolsin Hungary are comparable to those used to accreditmedical schools in the United States.The Medical Program fulfilled all the criteria of avisiting committee of the New York State EducationalDepartment in April 2002. The Faculty of Medicineis proud that its academic achievements havealso been recognized by the State of California. Dueto the accreditation, which was granted in September2003, English Program students can participatein clinical clerkships in approved California trainingsites. Graduates of the English Program can alsotake part in postgraduate training programs in Californiaand become licensed in California, provided alllicensing requirements are satisfied.In 2005 it was certified by SGS (Société Généralede Surveillance – the world’s leading inspection,verification and certification company) thatthe healthcare system of the Albert Szent-GyörgyiClinical Center meets the requirements of the ISO9001:2000 and KES 2.0 standards.According to the 2011 web ranking of World Universities(based on web presence of the institutions)the University of Szeged was ranked as 461 st out of12,006 institutions. The survey was conducted byCybermetrics Lab, a research group belonging to theConsejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas(CSIC), the largest public research body in Spain.More information about the ranking can be found onthe following site: http://www.webometrics.info.According to a survey conducted by ShanghaiJiao Tong University Institute of Higher Education(in nine consecutive years: 2003–2011) the Universityof Szeged is listed among the Top Europeanand Top World Universities. If you would like tofind out more about the survey go to: http://ed.sjtu.edu.cn/ranking.htm.International ProgramsThe English language Program offered for foreignstudents at the Faculty of Medicine and the Facultyof Pharmacy started in the academic year1985/86 and 1986/87 respectively. In 1999 a German-languagemedical program was also introducedfor the first two years. In the academicyear 2004/05 the English language dental medicineprogram was launched. Except for the languageof instruction, the curricula for medical,pharmacy and dental medicine students correspondin subjects and duration with those for theHungarian students.Medical programThe Medical Program covers six years, that is, 12semesters. The first two years serve as the foundationof basic medical knowledge. From thethird year theoretical training is extended withclinical practice, where students also take part inthe work of the clinical departments and theteaching hospitals. The Faculty’s excellent scientificlaboratories offer the students a wide rangeof opportunities to join high standard scientificresearch activities. In the last two semesters –the clerkship year – students perform clinical rotationsof 37 weeks. For proper accomplishmentof clinical practice certain proficiency in Hungarianlanguage is necessary. At the conclusion of

5the program (State Board Examination) the titleDoctor of Medicine (medical doctor; Dr. Med.) isgranted for those who have met all the requirementsof the training. The degree is accepted inseveral countries of the world. Citizens of the EUand EEC will receive their licence automaticallywithin the Community. Furthermore all graduatesare entitled to participate in the US MedicalLicensing Examination (USMLE).Dental Medicine programThe five-year program (10 semesters) is designed tounify the basic and clinical sciences, as it is believedthat scientific and professional development cannotbe sharply separated but should proceed concurrentlythroughout the program. In the first threeyears the students are taught basic sciences – medicaland dental courses – which are the foundationof clinical dentistry. From the second year on moreemphasis is placed on the study of dental diseasesand their treatment. The last two years serve theintensive clinical study of each of the various disciplinesof dentistry with emphasis on the assessmentand management of patients. In the final yearstudents furthermore participate in elective programs,clinical conferences and hospital-based practices.After the successful completion of the program,students are awarded the title Doctor MedicinaeDentaire (dentist; D.M.D.).Teaching is performed at the departments ofthe Medical and Dental Faculties. The Dental Faculty,which is the regional center for dental care inthe south-eastern region of Hungary, has approximately30 graduates each year.Pharmacy programThe Academic Program offered by the Faculty ofPharmacy leads to the degree Doctor of Pharmacy.This program extends over a period of five years(10 semesters). It begins with an introduction tothe basic sciences providing a basis for furtherpharmaceutical studies. In the second part of theprogram, students take part in general and specialpharmaceutical education at the university departments,teaching pharmacies, institutes, laboratoriesand pharmaceutical works. The faculty seeksto educate its undergraduates by promoting theirintellectual development and their progressiveaccumulation of competence in all fields of modernpharmacy. After the successful completion of theprogram the title Doctor Pharmaciae is awarded(pharmacist, Dr. Pharm.). The pharmacist degreeobtained in Hungary is accepted within the EuropeanUnion and in several other countries in theworld. The quality of the training is outstandingcompared to similar Hungarian and Europeanpharmacist training centres. The Faculty takespart in international research activities too. Thetraining material is continuously updated in lightof the most recent research results. The lecturersare internationally respected professionals andactive researchers.B.Sc./M.D. program – Anatomy Summer CourseThe tradition and teaching experience of 89 yearsconcentrated in a 2-week long intensive grossanatomy workshop, using the world-famous humananatomy preparations of the Gellért Museumin Szeged.Precondition for participation in the course:B.Sc. Degree in Natural, Life, Biomedical or NeuroSciencesAim: to repeat the clinically most importantgross anatomy knowledge in order to facilitatepreclinical and clinical studies at the University ofSzeged.Schedule: gross anatomy practicals every day(except Saturday and Sunday) from 9 am to 6 pm.Dissection and demonstration sessions are tutoredby the senior medical staff of the Department. Shortseminars supply the necessary theoretical knowledgeand histological background for gross anatomy.Time: Mid-August 2012Place: University of Szeged, Anatomy DepartmentFor more information contact the Foreign Students’Secretariat or see the website.

7Transfer from other UniversitiesStudents who have successfully pursued medical,dental medicine or pharmaceutical studies at otheraccredited universities can apply for admissionwithout being obliged to take an entrance examination.Subjects of previous studies identical orsimilar (at least 75%) to the curriculum of the Universityof Szeged can be approved, meaning thatadmission to an upper year might be possible. Preconditionof transfer from other Hungarian universitiesis the successful completion of the basicmodule (first two years) with good results. Approvalfor admission of transfer students is thecompetence of the Program Director and the AcademicBoard of the Faculties.Deadline for ApplicationThe deadline for application is June 30, 2012. Applicantsare asked to apply as early as possible.Please note that places are offered on a firstcome first served basis. If you fail to fulfill therequirements your admission will be suspendedand you will be registered on the waiting list.Late applicants are considered based on placeavailability.Application ProceduresTo apply for a full-time program at the Universityof Szeged, please carefully follow the steps postedon the website of the Foreign Students’ Secretariat:http://www.szote.u-szeged.hu/angoltit/The hard copy of the application has to be sent toyour local representative (see the list of representativesat http://www.studyhungary.hu) or ifthere is not any in your country, directly to theForeign Students’ SecretariatUniversity of SzegedAddress: H-6720 Szeged, Dóm tér 12., HungaryPhone: +36 (62) 342-124, fax: 36 (62)-545-028E-mail: apply.fs.@med.u-szeged.huPlease note that all the documents can be acceptedonly in English; furthermore, all the Transcriptsand High School Diplomas have to be attestedcopies in English language or certificates with anauthorized English translation.The following documents have to be submitted:1. Application Form. The Application Form has tobe filled in online and must be submitted onlinealso. The printed hard copy has to besigned and attached to the application documents.2. Certified photocopy of School Leaving Certificatefrom an accredited high school/seniorsecondary school and certificates listing all thesubjects you have taken and the grades youhave achieved.Please note that the school reports shouldinclude all graded results obtained during yourstudies.Transfer students also have to submit theirofficial Transcript(s) and Course Description(s).These documents should be sent directly to usby your school.3. Curriculum vitae – Download sample formfrom the Secretariat’s website or check thefollowing links for sample CVs: http://jobsearchtech.about.com/library/weekly/-aa_resume_templates.htm4. Four recent photos (passport size) – one attachedto the Application Form5. Medical certificate – Download sample formfrom the Secretariat’s website. The certificateshould include a Hepatitis C test, Hepatitis Bvaccination card, HIV test and dyslexia test.(A declaration from the students that he/shedoes not suffer from dyslexia is also acceptable.– Download sample form from the Secretariat’swebsite). After acceptance a chest X-ray result has to be submitted also.5. USD 200 Application Fee (non-refundable) ispayable to your local representative. If youapply directly to the University payments can

8be made by bank transfer in USD to the bankaccount to the university program or cash paymentpersonally in any MKB Bank branch office(www.mkb.hu):IS International StudiesAccount (IBAN) Number:HU43 1030 0002 1047 6764 4012 0044Bank Name: MKB BankBank address:H-1051, Budapest, Szent István tér 11., Hungary(main branch: H-1056, Budapest, Váci u. 38.)Swift / BIC code:MKKBHUHBPlease note: The transfer sheet should includethe name of the student as it is writtenin the passport and remark „Szeged Uni”.Personal checks or money orders are notaccepted.Please note that the above mentioned netamount has to arrive to the bank account –commition charges have to be paid by the applicant.7. Photocopy of your valid passport. (The validityof which has to exceed of the requested VISAby at least three month.)8. TOEFL test results – in case you wish to beexempted from sitting for the English languagecompetence test – that is part of the entranceexamination – or you would like to apply to thePreparatory Course, a TOEFL test can be takenin your home country. Minimum score: 81points. Please use the code number 5231 at theTOEFL test when indicating your institution asa score recipient.Entrance ExaminationsEntrance examinations are held between Februaryand July in Hungary and at different locations inEurope, Asia, Africa and the United States. Detailedinformation regarding the entrance examinationwill be sent after the receipt of the application.If the entrance exam is taken in the applicant’shome country, information about examinationwill be given by the representative concerned.The applicants are allowed to participatein a maximum of two examinations during oneapplication period, if the chance is offered by theUniversity of Szeged. The exam consists of a writtenand an oral part.300 USD Examination Fee is to be paid if theexamination takes place in Szeged. In case oftransfer students (when the student is subject totake an evaluation examination), the examinationfee is 200 USD per subject. An unsuccessful evaluationexam cannot be repeated. In case the entranceexamination takes place in the home countryof the applicant, information about Applicationand Examination Fee will be given by the representative.After AcceptanceIf you get admitted to one of our programs youwill receive a Letter of Admission and a WelcomePackage which contains useful information regardingyour studies and your stay in Hungary.The documents will be sent to you first as ane-mail attachment. The hard copy will be mailedto you either by your representative or directly byour University.This is what you have to do after having receivedthe Letter of Admission:1. Send us the filled out and signed Proof of Enrollmentand 2 copies of the Study Agreement.2. Transfer the deposit or tuition fee (provided inyour letter) to the given bank account.3. Submit the missing application documents (ifany).Should you fail to fulfill the above requirementstill the deadline indicated in your Letterof Admission, your admission will be suspendedand you will be registered on the waitinglist.

9Entrance Examination TopicsPhysics– Describing motion (distance, speed and acceleration)– Newton’s laws of motion– Scalar and vector quantities– Mechanical work, kinetic and potential energy– Elastic and inelastic collisions, conservation oflinear momentum– Uniform circular motion, centripetal force– Mechanical advantage, simple mechanical tools(the inclined plane, the screw, the pulley)– Pressure in fluids (Pascal’s principle), Archimedes’principle, The hydraulic press– Harmonic motion, Hooke’s law– Wave motion, longitudinal and transversewaves, resonance– Kinetic theory of gases, the temperature– The first and second laws of thermodynamics– The electric field, Coulomb’s law– The electric current, Ohm’s law– Simple electric circuits. Kirchhoff’s laws– Electromagnetic induction, the transformer– Propagation of light, reflection and refraction,optical lenses mirrors– The structure of atoms, the electron shell andthe atomic nucleus– X-rays– RadioactivityTextbookModern technical Physics by Arthur Beiser, publisher:Benjamin-Cummings Publishing Company4th edition, (January 1983), ISBN: 080530682XChemistryGeneral Chemistry– Atomic theory. Classification of matter. Elementsand compounds– Basic terms: atomic and mass numbers, isotopes,the mole concept, atomic and molarmasses– Basic structure of atoms. Electronic structure ofatoms: quantum numbers and atomic orbitals– The periodic table. Periodic properties– Chemical bonding: ionic, covalent and metallicbonding– Intermolecular forces– Naming of molecular and ionic substances– States of matter; changes of state. Properties ofgases and liquids– Properties of solids. Types of crystal lattice– Lewis structures. Geometry of molecules– Solutions, solubility. Ways of expressing concentration– Chemical reactions: types of inorganic chemicalreactions. Stoichiometry– Chemical reactions: rate of chemical reactions.Catalysts– Thermochemistry. Heat of chemical reactions.Hess’s law– Chemical equilibrium. Law of mass action– Acids and bases. The pH– Electrochemistry: electrode potential, electrochemicalcells– ElectrolysisInorganic Chemistry– Non-metals– Metals– d-Block elementsOrganic Chemistry– Properties of carbon. Functional groups. Typesof organic chemical reactions– Alkanes. Alkyl groups– Alkenes and alkynes– Aromatic hydrocarbons– Alkyl halides– Alcohols– Ethers and phenols– Aldehydes and ketones– Carboxylic acids. Substituted carboxylic acids– Amines– Heterocyclic compounds– Stereochemistry. Isomerism. Optical activity– Carbohydrates. Conformation of monosaccharides– Monosaccharides, disaccharides and oligosaccharides

10– Amino acids, peptides and proteins– Carboxylic acid derivatives. Lipids– Nucleic acidsTextbookMcMurry, J., Fay, R.C.: Chemistry, 4th edition,Ed.: Prentice-Hall International, Inc., EnglewoodCliffs, New Jersey, 07458, 2001Biology1. The Living World– Classification– Levels of organization2. Cell Biology– Chemical Components of a Cell– Elements and inorganic compounds– Lipids, carbohydrates, proteins and nucleicacids colloidal systems– Cellular Metabolism– Enzymes– Energy production in glycolysis, Krebs cycleand terminal oxidation Photosynthesizes– The biosynthesis of lipids, carbohydrates, proteinsand nucleic acids– Cellular Ultrastructure (Organelles), Cellularphysiology, Membrane transport– Endocytosis and exostosis– The action potential cellular movements3. Organic Biology– Nutrition– Respiration– Excretion– Circulation Locomotion– Reproduction– Sexual an asexual reproduction growth anddevelopment– Regulation– Homeostasis and regulation by hormones– Nervous regulation– The nervous system– The synapse and neurotransmitters– Autonomic nervous system– The spinal cord– The brain– Memory and sleep– Perception– Receptors and perceptive organs– The evolution of the systems listed above– Structure and function of the correspondinghuman-organs– Animal behavior– Innate and learned behavior4. The Environment– Ecology, ecosystems– Food chains, limiting factors, cycles in nature– Populations and communities5. Genetics– Molecular genetics– Properties of the genetic material– Mutation, recombination– The genetic code– The operon– Classical genetics– Modes of inheritance (discontinuous traits)– Linkage– Sex chromosomes– Continuous traits genetic counselling6. Evolution– Population genetics– Chemical and biological evolution– Human evolutionTextbookJohn H. Postlethwait and Janet L. Hopson: TheNature of Life 3rd edition. McGraw-Hill, Inc.1995. ISBN 0-07-113600-2Useful websites for students studyingMolecular and cell biology– http://www.cellbio.com– http://www.cellbioed.org– http://www.cellsalive.com– http://www.bioanim.com– http://www.steve.gb.com/science/cell_biology.htmlUseful websites for students studyingGenetics– http://www.doegenomes.org– http://www.KoshlandScienceMuseum.org– http://www.synapses.co.uk/genetics– http://www.clcbio.com

11After AcceptanceWelcome PackageThe University of Szeged welcomes all internationalstudents wishing to study in Hungary.A Welcome Package will be automatically sentto you after acceptance in order to insure yoursafe arrival and a smooth adaptation to your newenvironment. The Welcome Package includes allthe necessary information on services regardingvisa, transfer to Szeged, arrangement of temporaryand final accommodation, purchase and orderof textbooks, health insurance.For arrangement of flight tickets contact yourlocal representative.The Foreign Students’ Secretariat also provideshelp with the arrangement of temporary accommodation(booking rooms at hotels or guest houses).Useful linksHungary: www.fsz.bme.hu/hungary/homepage.htmlSzeged: http://tip.szegedvaros.hu/start_en.phpMinistry of Foreign Affairs: www.mfa.gov.huAirlines worldwide: www.wegolo.comTimetable of trains: www.mav-start.huUniversity of Szeged: www.u-szeged.huStudents Service Center: www.studyhungary.huPassport, visa andresidence permitOn the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs(http://www.kulugyminiszterium.hu/kum/en/bal/consular_services/Entry_of_Foreigners_to_Hungary/visa_exemption) you can find a list ofthose countries whose citizens are exempted fromthe visa obligation if they are travelling to Hungaryand hold a valid travel document entitling themto visa-free travel.However, 3–5 days after entering the countrythey need to contact the Immigration Office andapply for their residence permit. Citizens of otherstates are required to have a student visa whichauthorizes them to a single entry for receiving aresidence permit and to stay for maximum 30 daysin Hungary.When applying for a visa, students need a validpassport (the validity of which has to exceed thatof the requested visa by at least three months).3–5 days after entering the country they need tocontact the Immigration Office and apply for theirresidence permit. For details regarding the visaand downloading the application form visit: www.kulugyminiszterium.hu/kum/en/balAccommodationThe University offers hostel facilities for internationalstudents in one-, two- or three-person unitsequipped with kitchen and bathroom. The hostelaccommodation is provided on a first come, firstserved basis. Hostel monthly rent: 170–250 USD;monthly utilities: 90–160 USD.Apartments for rent are also available for internationalstudents. The University will assist studentsfree of any charge in finding accommodationand signing the contract with the landlords.Health InsuranceA general health insurance valid for Hungary is arequirement for registration for each semester atthe University of Szeged.Generali-Providencia Insurance: The Generali-Providencia Insurance Company offers students ahealth insurance plan. Medical care is provided bythe University doctors on campus. Conditions areavailable at registration. The insurance is validonly in Hungary.International health insurance: Internationalhealth insurances are only acceptable if theyoffer full coverage in Hungary. The insurance isusually contracted in the student’s home coun-

12try. The costs of medical treatments have to bepaid by the student. A refund of the costs is tobe claimed retrospectively from the insurancecompany.European Health Insurance Card: According tothe European Union law, citizens from EEA countriesare subjects of free medical care in emergencycases, provided they have a valid EuropeanHealth Insurance Card (EHIC) at hand from anEEA member home country. However, an appropriateinsurance is still needed to ensure one isfully covered for all eventualities. The EHIC canonly be used in the framework of public healthcare provision.Cost of LivingCost of living (including board and lodging) inSzeged is about USD 600–700/month.Required TextbooksThe list of textbooks can be downloaded from theUniversity’s website. Students can purchase thebooks in their home country or they have the opportunityto buy or order them in Hungary. Toassist students’ work, the University issueshandouts.Open DaysOpen days are organized on request for a minimumnumber of 10 participants. For details pleasecontact your local representative.Individual visitors cannot be offered the opportunityto take part in a guided campus tour.However, if you are coming to a visit andwould like to meet one of our admission officers,please contact us in advance by e-mail or phone.

13Fees and Costs*Tuition fee in USDFaculty Year 1stsemesterfee2ndsemesterfeeTotalApplicationfee (2)Additional fees in USDEntrance Registration Annualexamination fee materialfee (3)feeSummerpractice ifspent inHungaryMedicine 1 8,200 6,700 14,900 200 300 220 – 500 (4)2–5 7,450 7,450 14,900 – – – – 1,000 (4)6 7,450 (1) – – – – –Dentistry 1 7,500 6,100 13,600 200 300 220 600 500 (5)2 6,800 6,800 13,600 – – – 600 600 (5)3–5 6,800 6,800 13,600 – – – 1,500 600 (5)Pharmacy 1 5,700 3,800 9,500 200 300 220 – –2–3 4,500 4,500 9,000 – – – – 300 (6)4 4,500 4,500 9,000 – – – – 600 (6)5 4,500 4,500 9,000 – – – – –Tuition fee in EURAdditional fees in EURPreparatoryCourse3,300 2,200 5,500 200 – 220 – –(1) The student is entitled to spend half of the sixth year practices at the University hospitals. If the student would like toaccomplish more than half of the internships at the University, the fee has to be paid on a pro rata basis.(2) If you apply only to the University of Szeged. In case of multiple applications, please contact your representative. Forpayment details please see page 7, point 6.(3) If the examination takes place in Szeged. If the examination is taken at other locations, information about the ExaminationFee will be given by the official representative. In case of transfer students who have to take an evaluation examinationthe examination fee is 200 USD per subject.(4) Fees of: Nursing Practice (after 1 st year), Internal Medicine Practice (after 3 rd year), Surgery Practice (after 4 th year)(5) Fees of: Nursing Practice (after 1 st year), Odontotechnology Practice (after 2 nd year), Oral Surgery Practice (after 3 rdyear), Basic Treatment in Dental Medicine Practice (after 4 th year)(6) Fees of 1 month summer practice (after 2 nd and 3 rd year), 2 month summer practice (after 4 th year)800 (5)Deadlines for PaymentFaculty of Medicine, Dentistry, PharmacyYear 11 st semester: as indicated in the Letter of Admission2 nd semester: till the end of the course registrationperiodYears 2–5(6)1 st and 2 nd semester: till the end of the courseregistration periodMode of PaymentFor details please see your Letter of Admission.Refund PolicyFor details please see your Letter of Admission.* These fees are subject to change in case the student’s academic progress does not follow the suggested study plan.

14Academic Calendar, Academic Policies, CurriculaStructure of StudiesTeaching is performed under the credit system inmodules. Students have to fulfill all the requirementsof a certain module in order to enter thenext module. This means that a given number ofcredits has to be acquired and the Criteria Subjectshave to be completed (Physical Training,Summer practices, Hungarian Language).Required number of credits to be eligible to sitfor the Final (State Board) Examination:Doctor of Medicine360 creditsDoctor of Dental Medicine 300 creditsDoctor of Pharmacy 300 creditsStudents are provided a detailed suggestedstudy plan on registration.Types of EvaluationTerm Mark (gyakorlati jegy) – continuous testingof practical knowledge, 5-grade systemQualification (3) (beszámoló [3]) – evaluation ofthe subject matter in 3-grade systemEvaluation (5) (beszámoló [5]) – evaluation of thesubject matter of one semester in 5-grade systemExamination (kollokvium) – evaluation of thesubject matter of one semester in 5-grade systemComprehensive Exam (szigorlat) – evaluation ofthe subject of one, two or more semesters in5-grade systemGrading SystemFive-grade system5 (jeles) Excellent4 (jó) Good3 (közepes) Accepted2 (elégséges) Passed1 (elégtelen) FailedThree-grade systemKiválóan megfelelt Highly met requirementsMegfeleltMet requirementsNem felelt megNot met requirementsAcademic CalendarFall Semester: beginning of September 2012,through end of January 2013.Spring Semester: beginning of February 2013,through beginning of July 2013.

15Suggested Study Plans* at the Faculty of MedicineFirst Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formAnatomy, Histology and Embryology 2 5 7 Exam 2 5 7 ExamCell Biology and Molecular Genetics 2 2 6 Exam 2 2 6 ExamMedical Chemistry 3 3 6 Exam 3 3 6 ExamMedical Physics and Statistics 3 2 4 Exam 2 2 4 ExamFirst Aid and Resuscitation – 2 2 Eval(5) – – – –Abbreviations: Exam – Examination, Eval(5) – EvaluationCompulsory Elective Subjects: Basics in Molecular Biology, Bioinorganic Chemistry, Biostatistical Calculations,Cytomorphology and Microtechnics, Developmental Genetics, Frontiers of Molecular Biology, Genetical Analysis,Introduction to Analytical Chemistry, Introduction to Chemistry, Introduction to Medical Informatics, Introduction toMedicine, Introduction to Psychology, Communication, Modern Instrumental Analysis and Separation Methods,Neurocytology, Steric Structure of Biopolimers.Elective Subject: Latin Language.Criteria Subjects: Hungarian Language, Physical Training, Nursing Summer Practice.Second Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formAnatomy, Histology and Embryology 2 5 8 Exam 2 5 8 ComExBiochemistry 3 2 6 Exam 4 2 6 ComExMedical Physiology 6 2 9 Exam 4 2 9 ComExAbbreviations: Exam – Examination, ComEx – Comprehensive ExaminationCompulsory Elective Subjects: Biochemical Basics of Preventive Medicine, Cardiac Electrophysiology as a Basic Propertyof Cardiac Function, Biochemistry Seminar, Medical Anthropology, Medical Physiology (Seminar), Medical Sociology,Molecular Cytology and Histology, Molecular Developmental Biology.Elective Subjects: Animal Experiments in Medicine, Mathematical and Statistical Modelling in Medicine, BodyDevelopment and Diseases and a Molecular Biological Background.Criteria Subjects: Hungarian Language, Physical Training.* subject to change

16Third Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formPathology 3 3 6 Exam 2 4 6 ComExPathophysiology 3 2 5 Exam 3 2 5 ComExMicrobiology and Immunology 3 2 5 Exam 3 2 5 ComExInternal Medicine – – – – 3 2 3 ExamClinical Diagnostics (Internal Medicine) 2 2 3 Exam – – – –Clinical Diagnostics (Surgery) – – – – 2 2 3 ExamEthics in Medicine – – – – 1 2 2 ExamMedical Psychology – – – – 1 1 2 TMarkAbbreviations: Exam – Examination, ComEx – Comprehensive Examination, TMark – Term MarkCompulsory Elective Subjects: Basic Medical Skills, Advanced Medical Skills, Gerontology, Microbiological Problems inMedical Practice, Microsurgery, Molecular Medicine, Pathophysiological Aspects of Laboratory Medicine, SurgicalTechniques, Pathophysiology of Sepsis at the Bedside, Body Development and Diseases and a Molecular BiologicalBackground.Elective Subjects: Animal Experiments in Medicine, Basic Immunpathology, Cerebral Blood flow and Metabolism,Mathematical and Statistical Modeling in Medicine.Criteria Subjects: Hungarian Language, Internal Medicine Summer Practice, Physical Training.Fourth Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formPublic Health 2 2 3 Exam 2 2 3 ExamOrthopedics 2 2 3 Exam – – – –Pharmacology 3 2 5 Exam 4 2 5 ComExPulmonology 1 2 2 Exam – – – –Radiology 1 1 2 Qual(3) 1 1 2 ExamSurgery 2 2 3 Qual(3) 2 2 3 ExamObstetrics and Gynaecology 3 2 4 Exam 3 2 4 Qual(3)Delivery-Room total 3 days – S – – – –Internal Medicine 4 2 5 Exam 5 2 5 ExamClinical Oncology 2 – 2 Exam – – – –Medical Psychology 1 1 1 Eval(5) – – – –Abbreviations: TMark – Term Mark, Exam – Examination, ComEx – Comprehensive Examination, Qual(3) – Qualification (3),Eval(5) – Evaluation (5), S – SignatureCompulsory Elective Subjects: Advanced Biostatistics, Basic Biostatistics, Cases in Medical Microbiology and InfectiousDiseases, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mentalhygiene, Clinical Immunology, Family Medicine, Health andSocial Policy, Hungarian Language, Introduction to Health Economics, Laboratory Diagnostics in Clinical Practice,Medical Informatics, Microsurgery, Non-Conventional Medical Propedeutics, Nuclear Medicine, Pharmacology Cases,Pharmacotherapy, Physiotherapy, Rehabilitation, Rheumatology, Stomatology, Tropical Diseases.Elective Subjects: Animal Experiments in Medicine, Clinical Pharmacology, Global Perspectives of Modern Management ofAcute Bleeding in Obstetrics, Modern Approach of the Gynecological Laparoscopy, Sexual Disorders-GynecologicalAspects.Criteria Subjects: Examination in Behavioural Sciences, Surgery Summer Practice, Physical Training.

17Fifth Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formDermatology 3 2 4 Exam – – – –Forensic Medicine 1 2 3 Exam 1 2 3 ExamInternal Medicine – Cardiology, Hematology 2 – 3 Exam – – – –Internal Medicine – Infectology Practice – 2 0 S – – – –Internal Medicine – – – – 2 total 16 3 Qual(3)Neurology 1 2 3 Exam 1 1 2 Qual(3)Ophthalmology – – – – 2 2 3 ExamOto-Rhino-Laryngology 2 3 4 Exam – – – –Pediatrics 3 2 5 Exam 2 2 4 Eval(5)Psychiatry 1 1 2 Qual(3) 2 1 3 ExamAnesthesiology and Intensive Therapy 2 1 1 Eval(5) 2 1 2 ExamSurgery 1 1 2 Qual(3) – – – –Traumatology – – – – 2 2 3 ExamUrology – – – – 1 2 2 ExamAbbreviations: Exam – Examination, Qual(3) – Qualification (3), Eval(3) – Evaluation (5), S – Signature, TMark – Term MarkCompulsory Elective Subjects: Advanced Biostatistics, Basic Biostatistics, Cases in Medical Microbiology and InfectiousDiseases, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mentalhygiene, Clinical Genetics, Clinical Immunology, FamilyMedicine, Health and Social Policy, Hungarian Language, Introduction to Health Economics, Laboratory Diagnostics inClinical Practice, Medical Informatics, Microsurgery, Neurosurgery, Non-Conventional Medical Propedeutics, NuclearMedicine, Pharmacology Cases, Pharmacotherapy, Physiotherapy, Diseases of the Temporomandibular System,Introduction to Aviation and Space Medicine, The Clinical Basics of Aviation and Space Medicine, The Language ofEffective Doctor-Patient Communication, Rehabilitation, Rheumatology, Risk Analysis, Management andCommunincation, Stomatology, Tropical Diseases, Clinical Aspects of Mood Disorders.Elective Subjects: Animal Experiments in Medicine, Clinical Pharmacology, Global Perspectives of Modern Management ofAcute Bleeding in Obstetrics, Modern Approach of the Gynecological Laparoscopy, Sexual Disorders-GynecologicalAspects, Biophysics of Hearing.Sixth YearCompulsory Subjects Practice Exam formInternal Medicineincluding General Practice10 weeks1 weekComprehensive ExaminationSurgery 7 weeks Comprehensive ExaminationNeurology 4 weeks Comprehensive ExaminationPsychiatry 4 weeks Comprehensive ExaminationObstetrics and Gynaecology 4 weeks Comprehensive ExaminationPediatricsincluding District Pediatric Consultation8 weeks1 weekComprehensive ExaminationThesis – Defence

18Study Plans at the Faculty of DentistryFirst Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formAnatomy, Histology and Embryology 2 5 6 Exam 2 5 6 ExamCell Biology and Molecular Genetics 2 2 3 Exam 2 2 3 ExamMedical Physics and Statistics 3 2 3 Exam 2 2 4 ExamMedical Chemistry 3 3 4 Exam 3 3 4 ExamDental Instruments 1 1 2 Eval(5) – – – –Dental Anatomy 2 1 3 Exam – – – –First Aid and Resuscitation – 2 1 TMark – – – –Abbreviations: Exam – Examination, TMark – Term Mark, Eval(5) – EvaluationCompulsory Elective Subjects: Introduction to Medicine, Biostatistical Calculation, Basics of Molecular Biology, Frontiersin Molecular Biology, Genetical Analysis, Cytomorphology and Microtechnics, Introduction to Analytical Chemistry,Bioinorganic Chemistry, Introduction to Informatics, Communication in Dentistry, Neurocytology, Modern InstrumentalAnalysis and Separation Methods, Steric Structure of Biopolimers, Introduction to Chemistry.Elective Subject: General Elective Subjects, Language Courses (University of Szeged).Criteria Subjects: Hungarian Language, Nursing Summer Practice, Physical Training, Medical Latin Language.Second Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formAnatomy, Histology and Embryology 2 5 7 Exam 2 5 7 ComExBiochemistry 3 2 5 Exam 4 2 6 ComExPhysiology for Dental Students 6 2 7 Exam 4 2 8 ComExEthics in Medicine 1 1 1 Exam – – – –Medical Psychology 1 1 1 Exam – – – –Medical Sociology – – – – 1 – 1 ExamOral Biology – – – – 1 1 2 ExamAbbreviations: Exam – Examination, ComEx – Comprehensive ExaminationCompulsory Elective Subjects: Medical Physiology Seminar, Biochemistry Seminar, Molecular Cytology and Histology,Dental Materials and Technology, Medical Anthropology, Molecular Developmental Biology.Elective Subjects: Animal Experiments in Medicine, Mathematical and Statistical Modelling in Medicine, BiochemicalBasics of Preventive Medicine, General Elective Subjects, Language Courses (University of Szeged).Criteria Subjects: Hungarian Language, Odontotechnological Summer Practice, Physical Training.

19Third Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formPathophysiology 2 2 3 Exam 3 2 3 ExamPathology and Oral Pathology 3 2 3 Exam 2 2 3 ExamMicrobiology and Immunology 3 1 3 Exam – – – –Pharmacology 2 1 2 Eval(5) 2 1 2 ExamPublic Health 1 – 1 Eval(5) 1 1 2 ExamGnatology 1 3 1+3 (4) Ev+TM – – – –Introduction to Internal Medicine 1 – 1 Eval(5) – – – –Introduction to Surgery 1 – 1 Eval(5) – – – –Advanced Imaging Techniques inDentistry– – – – 1 1 1 Eval(5)General and Dental Radiology 2 2 3 Exam – – – –Preclinical Course of Operative Dentistry 1 4 2+1 (3) Ev+TM 1 4 2+1 (3) Ev+TMPreclinical Course of Operative DentistryPreliminary Exam– – – – – – – PEPreclinical Course of Prosthodontics 1 2 1+1 (2) Ev+TM 1 4 1+3 (4) Ev+TMPreclinical Course of Oral Surgery – – – – 2 1 2 ExamAbbreviations: Exam – Examination, TMark – Term Mark, Eval(5) – Evaluation, Ev+TM – Theory: Eval(5) + Pract.: TMark,PE – Preliminary ExamCompulsory Elective Subjects: Bio- and Alloplastic Materials in Dentistry, Surgical Techniques, Microsurgery,Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, Microsurgery, Medical Informatics.Elective Subjects: Basic Medical Skills, Advanced Medical Skills, Basic Immunpathology, Animal Experiments in Medicine,General Elective Subjects, Language Courses (University of Szeged).Criteria Subjects: Preclinical Course of Prosthodontics and Gnatology, Dentist-Patient Communication, HungarianLanguage, Oral Surgery Summer Practice.

20Fourth Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formIn the General Clinical ModuleInternal Medicine 3 2 4 Exam 2 1 3 ExamDermatology 1 total 3 1 Exam – – – –Neurology 1 1 2 Exam – – – –Forensic Medicine 1 – 2 Exam – – – –Surgery – – – – 2 1 3 ExamObstetrics and Gynecology – – – – 1 – 1 Eval(5)Psychiatry – – – – 1 1 1 Eval(5)Oxyology Practice – – – – – 2 2 TMarkIn the Dental Clinical ModuleOperative Dentistry 1 6 2+2 (4) Ev+TM 1 5 2+2 (4) Ev+TMOperative Dentistry Preliminary Exam – – – – – – – PEEndodontics 1 – 2 Exam – – – –Prosthodontics 1 7 1+4 (5) Ev+TM 1 7 1+4 (5) Ev+TMProsthodontics Preliminary Exam – – – – – – – PEOral Surgery – 3 1 TMark – 3 2 TMarkOral Medicine 2 1 3 Exam 1 2 3 Eval(5)Oral Medicine Preliminary Exam – – – – – – – PEInfection Control in Dentistry 1 1 2 Exam – – – –Dental Diagnostics and TreatmentPlanning– – – – 1 1 2 Eval(5)Pediatric Dentistry – – – – 1 2 1+1 (2) Ex+TMPeriodontology 1 2 1+2 (3) Ex+TM 1 2 1+2 (3) Ev+TMPeriodontology Preliminary Exam – – – – – – – PEAbbreviations: Exam – Examination, TMark – Term Mark, Eval(5) – Evaluation, Ev+TM – Theory: Eval(5) + Pract.: TMark,Ex+TM – Theory: Exam + Pract.: TMark, PE – Preliminary ExamCompulsory Elective Subjects: Anesthesiology and Oxyology in Dentistry, Esthetic Dentistry, Surgical Considerations inDentisry.Elective Subjects: Echocardiography, Modern Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approach of Hemathology, Global Perspectivesof Modern Management of Acute Bleeding in Obstetrics, Sexual Disorders – Gynecological Aspects, Modern Approachof the Gynecological Laparoscopy, Actual Problems in Obstetric Immunology, Dental Biometry and Evaluation ofResearch Results, The Investigation of Male and Female Infertility and the Importance of Andrological Aspects, The Useof Gynecological Endoscopy with Respect on Average and Special Applications, Gynecological Endocrinology andInfertility, Modern Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approach of Hemathology, Arythmology, General Elective Subjects,Language Courses (University of Szeged).Criteria Subjects: Basic Treatment in Dental Medicine Summer Practice, Hungarian Language.

21Fifth Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formIn the General Clinical ModulOto-Rhino-Laryngology 2 1 3 Eval(5) – – – –Pediatrics 2 total 7 2 Exam – – – –Ophthalmology – – – – 1 total 3 1 ExamMedical Genetics – – – – 1 – 1 Eval(5)In the Dental Clinical ModulProsthodontics – 6 3 TMark – 6 3 TMarkOperative Dentistry – 4 2 TMark – 6 3 TMarkOral Surgery 2 1+3 (4) 4 Ev+TM – 6 4 TMarkPediatric Dentistry 1 4 2+2 (4) Ev+TM – 3 2 TMarkOrthodontics 1 2 2+1 (3) Ex+TM 1 2 2+1 (3) Ev+TMPeriodontology 1 2 2+1 (3) Ev+TM 1 2 0+2 (2) S+TMPractice Management in Dentistry 2 – 2 Exam – – – –Dental Implantology 2 – 2 Eval(5) – 2 2 TMarkPreventive Dentistry 1 1 1+1 (2) Ex+TM – – – –Prosthodontics and Implantology – – – – – – – ComExOperative Dentistry and Endodontics – – – – – – – ComExPediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics – – – – – – – ComExOral Surgery – – – – – – – ComExPeriodontology – – – – – – – ComExAbbreviations: Exam – Examination, ComEx – Comprehensive Examination, TMark – Term Mark, Eval(5) – Evaluation,Ev+TM – Theory: Eval(5) + Pract.: TMark, Ex+TM – Theory: Exam + Pract.: TMark, S+TM – Theory: Signature + Pract.:TMarkCompulsory Elective Subjects: Weekly Scientific Session, Dental Treatment of Elderly People and Patients with SpecialNeeds, Dental Implantology in Prosthodontics, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Mentalhygiene.Elective Subjects: Diseases of the Temporomandibular System, Treatment of Traumatic Dental Injuries in Childhood.State Board Examination: Thesis, Written Test, Patient Examination – Oral, Patient Examination – Practical.

22Suggested Study Plans* at the Faculty of PharmacyFirst Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formPhysics-Biophysics 2 – 2 Exam 2 – 3 ExamPhysics-Biophysics – – – – – 3 2 TMarkHistory of Pharmacy 2 – 2 Exam – – – –Mathematics 2 – 3 Exam – – – –Mathematics – 2 2 TMark – – – –Informatics – 2 2 TMark – – – –General Chemistry 2 – 3 Exam – – – –General Chemistry – 4 3 TMark – – – –Pharmaceutical Biology 3 – 3 Exam – – – –Anatomy 2 – 2 Exam 2 – 2 ExamEnglish Language – 2 0 TMark – 2 0 TMarkLatin Language – 2 2 TMark – – – –Hungarian Language – 4 2 TMark – 4 2 TMarkInorganic Chemistry – – – – 3 – 4 ExamQualitative Chemical Analysis – – – – 2 – 3 ExamQualitative Chemical Analysis – – – – – 5 4 TMarkQuantitative Chemical Analysis – – – – 2 – 0 SQuantitative Chemical Analysis – – – – – 4 4 TMarkBiostatistics – – – – 1 – 2 ExamBiostatistics – – – – – 1 0 SFirst Aid and Resuscitation – – – – 1 – 0 SFirst Aid and Resuscitation – – – – – 1 2 TMarkAbbreviations: Exam – Examination, TMark – Term Mark, S – SignatureElective Subjects: General Laws in Sciences, Short History of Hungary, Radiochemistry* subject to change

23Second Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formQuantitative Chemical Analysis 3 – 4 ComEx – – – –Quantitative Chemical Analysis – 4 3 TMark – – – –Organic Chemistry 4 – 4 Exam 3 – 5 ComExOrganic Chemistry – 6 5 TMark – – – –Pharmaceutical Botany – – – – 3 – 5 ExamPharmaceutical Botany – – – – – 2 2 TMarkPhysiology 4 – 4 Exam 4 – 6 ComExPhysiology – 2 2 TMark – 2 0 SPhysical Chemistry 2 – 2 Exam – 5 4 TMarkColloid Chemistry 2 – 3 Exam – – – –Hungarian Language – 4 0 S – 4 0 SBiochemistry – – – – 4 – 4 ExamPharmaceutical Propedeutics – – – – 2 – 3 ExamAbbreviations: ComEx – Comprehensive Examination, TMark – Term Mark, Exam – Examination, S – SignatureElective Subjects: Practical Optical Spectroscopy, Radiochemistry, The Role of Nutrition in the Prevention and Treatmentof Diseases, Basic Communication.Third Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formPharmacognosy 3 – 3 Exam 2 – 3 ComExPharmacognosy – 4 3 TMark – 4 3 TMarkPharmaceutical Chemistry 4 – 5 Exam 4 – 5 ComExPharmaceutical Chemistry – 6 5 TMark – 6 5 TMarkPharmaceutical Technology 2 – 0 S 2 – 3 ExamPharmaceutical Technology, GalenicPrep. and Their Manufacture– – – – – 3 3 TMarkPharmaceutical Technology, PrescriptionPharmacy– – – – – 3 3 TMarkMicrobiology and Immunology 4 – 4 Exam – – – –Microbiology and Immunology – 2 0 S – – – –Pathophysiology 2 – 3 Exam 2 – 4 ExamPathophysiology – 2 0 S – 2 0 SHungarian Language – 3 0 TMark – 3 0 TMarkBiopharmacy – – – – 2 – 2 ExamBiopharmacy – – – – – 3 2 TMarkAbbreviations: Exam – Examination, ComEx – Comprehensive Examination, TMark – Term Mark, S – SignatureElective Subjects: Communication in Pharmacy Practice, The Harms of Smoking and Strategies to Quit.

24Fourth Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formPharmaceutical Analysis 3 – 3 Exam – – – –Pharmaceutical Analysis – 5 4 TMark – – – –Pharmaceutical Technology 2 – 0 S 2 – 6 ComExPharmaceutical Technology, PrescriptionPharmacy– 3 5 TMark – 3 2 TMarkPharmaceutical Technology, Sterile andAseptic Drug Formulations– 3 3 TMark – – – –Pharmaceutical Technology, IndustrialPreparation and Investigation of Solid – – – – – 5 2 TMarkDosage FormsPharmaceutical Technology,Investigation of Dosage Forms– – – – – 4 3 TMarkPharmacodynamics 3 – 3 Exam 3 – 3 ExamPharmacodynamics – 3 2 TMark – 3 2 TMarkPublic Health 2 – 1 Eval 2 – 3 ExamEthics in Pharmacy 2 – 2 Exam – – – –Introduction to Law 2 – 2 Exam – – – –Introduction to Economy 2 – 2 Exam – – – –Hungarian Language – 2 0 TMark – 2 0 ComExDrug Regulatory Affairs – – – – 3 – 6 ComExClinical Laboratory Practice – – – – 2 – 2 ExamClinical Laboratory Practice – – – – – 2 0 SPharmacy Administration – – – – – 1 2 TMarkAbbreviations: Exam – Examination, TMark – Term Mark, S – Signature, ComEx – Comprehensive Examination, Eval –EvaluationElective Subjects: Illicite Drug Use, Communication in Pharmacy Practice, Tropical Medicine.Fifth Year1 st semester 2 nd semesterCompulsory SubjectsWeekly hoursExam Weekly hoursExamCreditsCreditsTheory Pract. form Theory Pract.formBasic Clinical Disciplines 3 – 4 Exam – – – –Clinical Pharmacy 2 – 3 Exam – – – –Pharmacodynamics 3 – 5 ComEx – – – –Pharmacodynamics – 3 2 TMark – – – –Pharmaceutical Care – 3 2 TMark – – – –Natural Treatments 2 – 2 Exam – – – –Pharmacy Practice – – – – – 16×40 16 TMarkThesis – – – – – – 10 DefenceAbbreviations: Exam – Examination, ComEx – Comprehensive Examination, TMark – Term MarkCompulsory Elective Subjects: Ward Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Psychology, Veterinary Pharmacy, Quality Assurance,Everyday Dermatology, Phytotherapy, Computerized Dosage Form Planning

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