The University of Debrecen and the Ho Chi Minh City University of Law have agreed to launch research collaborations, joint training programs and conferences, as well as mobility opportunities for students and faculty. Vietnam’s second-largest higher education institution in the field of law is eager to commence the partnership as soon as possible.
From preserving mental health and simplifying administrative procedures to making language learning easier, a total of twenty-one ideas were presented by Debrecen students at the first-ever “hackAIthon” idea competition, held on Wednesday, May 14, at the University of Debrecen’s Innovation Center.
Not only did they captivate the audience, but they even got them singing—Hungary’s most popular Roma folk band, Parno Graszt, took to the stage at oDEon on Tuesday evening. As part of the Musician(?) LIFEpaths series, the recently awarded Artisjus Prize-winning band shared stories about the joy of making music, their most memorable concerts, and […]
PhD students awarded the GTIDEA Excellence PhD Scholarship had the opportunity to learn about the work of world-renowned cancer researcher Rene Bernards, as well as to gain insights into a research career from his experiences. As part of a program coordinated by the international organization EURACAN, and during his visit to the National Institute of […]
Medical students from the University of Debrecen rescued and treated injured individuals from beneath collapsed buildings after simulated earthquakes during the meDEkrízis 2025 – International Disaster and Military Medicine Competition. In addition to rescue operations, the students carried out military medical and special night-time tasks. The competition also served as an examination for the participating […]
The first-ever Dance Week concluded its week-long program series. Held in celebration of International Dance Day, the event included several contributions from the University of Debrecen.
An international research consortium led by the University of Debrecen has received funding to develop a new type of cancer treatment drug that may bring a breakthrough in chemotherapy. The project, NextNano4Cancer, brings together experts from Taiwan, France, Spain, Romania, and Hungary.
In response to overwhelmingly positive feedback and last year’s great success, the DEAC Recreational Sports Department is once again organizing the University of Debrecen Staff Movement Challenge. This year, the Dóczy Street sports campus will buzz with activity over two full days.
How can artificial intelligence transform finance, accounting, and business administration? What impact might AI adoption have on the economic health of our region’s companies? These questions lie at the heart of a new, year-long joint program launched by the Faculty of Economics at the University of Debrecen and the University of Oradea.
At the end of April, the tastes of the world once again filled Debrecen by the University of Debrecen students: the beloved International Food Day was held again, one of the most colorful and popular community events organized by international students. This year, students from over twenty countries presented their national dishes, drinks, and cultural […]
