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Celebrating our Japanese graduates
On March 23, 2017, our Japanese local representation HMU (Hungary Medical Universities) organized a reception in Tokyo in order to pay tribute to those Japanese candidates who graduated from Hungarian medical schools and who successfully completed the Japanese Medical Licensing Examination.
On March 23, 2017, our Japanese local representation HMU (Hungary Medical Universities) organized a reception in Tokyo in order to pay tribute to those Japanese candidates who graduated from Hungarian medical schools and who successfully completed the Japanese Medical Licensing Examination. Taking part in the reception were the management of the HMU, the leaders of the Japanese-Hungarian caucus of the Diet, the Hungarian Ambassador to Japan and the diplomatic core, furthermore, the director of the foreign language medical program of the University of Szeged, Professor Gyula Szabó.
dr. TSUNODA Kenta
dr. OTANI Anna
dr. ONISHI Mayuko
dr. ISHIKAWA Yuri
The above Japanese graduates of the year 2016 are now authorized to practice their profession in their home country, the land of the rising sun.
Congratulations to the Japanese graduates of the University of Szeged!
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