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University of Szeged
Albert Szent-Györgyi Medical School 
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News & Events  --  News archive  --  2023

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2023. July 13.

As a recent addition to our Facebook, LinkedIn and SZTE Alma Mater accounts, Szeged University Medical Alumni Association (SUMAA) is now present on Instagram as well.

Take a minute to check out our multi-faceted social media platforms and choose the one that suits you best:


Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/szegedalumni

Keep up with us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/6663708

Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sumaa_szegedmed

Register on SZTE Alma Mater: https://uniszegedalumni.com


SUMAA provides a forum for interaction and celebration of achievement. Follow our activity if you want to:

- to stay connected with each other and the University

- engage with fellow alumni and university staff, communicate with former classmates, share your memories, photos, etc.

- keep up-to-date with the latest news and achievements of the Medical School and its staff

- see short videos and photo galleries of university events

- read interviews with popular professors and distinguished Alumni

- learn about the history of the English Program, read the stories and see the photos of previous classes

- hear about the success stories of your fellow Alumni who have or are making notable achievements in the field of medicine

- advance your career with professional networking

- become or find a mentor

- become the ambassador of the university in your country

- learn about university events, reunions, calls for conferences, continuing education courses offered by the university


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