University of Szeged

The University of Szeged (Hungarian: Szegedi TUDOMÁNYEGYETEM ( SZTE ) listen / i?) Is one of the largest universities in Hungary. It has its headquarters in Szeged and was founded in 1872 in Cluj ( Kolozsvár in Hungarian ). The SZTE currently consists of twelve faculties.

• 2.1 faculties

• Acta Universitatis 3.1 Szegediensis

• 6.1 General information on studying in Hungary
• 6.2 Studies in Szeged
• 6.3 University Links
• 6.4 rankings

History

The university, founded in 1872 Cluj-Napoca in Transylvania, with the exclusive language of instruction Hungarian, was transferred to the First World War after the cession of Transylvania to Romania under the provisions of the Treaty of Trianon in 1921, to Szeged. After returning Northern Transylvania and Cluj in Hungary as a result of the first Vienna Award, the school wandered back to Kolozsvár. Therefore, a new university was founded as the University between 1940-45 Miklós Horthy in Szeged. The medical schools were finally separated in 1957 from the University of Szeged and recognized as an independent university. In honor of their former professor, rector and Nobel laureate Albert Szent- Györgyi was eventually renamed in 1987 in Albert Szent - Gyorgyi University of Medical Sciences.

The university system was reorganized on 1 January 2000. 1999, the Parliament passed a law on the integration of universities, as a result, the University of Szeged was born. This includes the following previous higher education institutions: the Attila József University, the Medical University " Albert Szent- Gyorgyi ," the College of Education " Gyula Juhász ," the College of Food Industry Szeged, the College of Agriculture in Hódmezővásárhely and the Conservatory.

The Medical and Pharmaceutical Albert Szent - Gyorgyi - center consists of two faculties - the Faculty of Medicine ( with a Department of Dentistry) and the Faculty of Pharmacy. In total, there are 17 pre-clinical and clinical departments 17, 14 clinical and research laboratories.

The main areas of studies and research focuses primarily on the neuroendocrinology, immunology, Cardiovascular Research, neuroscience and gastroenterology.

A foreign language training runs, among other things to the medical and pharmaceutical faculties in English and German language and at the Law Faculty in German and French.

History in numbers

Naming ( Hungarian)

Structure

Faculties

The SZTE consists of twelve faculties:

• Faculty of General Medicine
• Faculty of Pharmacy
• Faculty of Dentistry
• Faculty of Humanities
• University Faculty of Health Sciences
• University Faculty of Food Industry
• University Faculty of Teacher Training " Gyula Juhász "
• Agricultural College faculty
• Conservatory of Music
• Faculty of Science
• Faculty of Law
• Faculty of Economics

Libraries

• The Central University Library ( József Attila University Library )

Is the largest library of southern Hungary. My collection of books covers more than a million copies, the students, teachers and professors are available. It also includes the medical library of the German and English language courses.

• The Somogyi Library is the central city library. It collects only fiction and magazines. It will also be of use to students.

Acta Universitatis Szegediensis

• Acta Biologica Szegediensis
• Acta Climatologica
• Acta Cybernetica
• Acta Juridica et Politica
• Acta Scientiarum Mathematicarum
• Analysis Mathematica
• Electronic Journal of Qualitative Theory of Differential Equations
• Tiscia on Ecological Journal

Personalities

Professores

• Ottó Czúcz. Member of the Constitutional Court in December 1998 to May 2004 He graduated in 1971 at the State and Law Faculty of the University of Szeged JATE. 1974-1984 he taught at the Faculty of Law JATE.
• Karl Kerényi (1897-1973): had temporarily to represent the Department of Classical Studies.

Alumni

• Mario Szenessy (1930-1976): Hungarian - German writer and literary critic.