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Albert Szent-Györgyi Medical School
 
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Pannónia Scholarship Program

Calls for application of the Pannonia Scholarship Program have been announced for long- and short-term student mobilities.

Calls for application of the Pannonia Scholarship Program have been announced for long- and short-term student mobilities: http://www2.u-szeged.hu/kulugy/pannonia.html


You have to submit your application at medical faculty level to Ms. Eszter Sasi-Pokriva, International relations and administrative Erasmus coordinator at the Dean's Office by e-mail: sasi-pokriva.eszter@med.u-szeged.hu


The deadline of application for long-term student mobilities for studies for the academic year 2024/2025 is 12:00 a.m., 26th of April 2024 (There will be an additional application period in September 2024 for the spring semester.)


For student traineeships and short-term mobilities, the application is continuous.


Contact person:

Eszter Sasi-Pokriva, International relations and administrative Erasmus coordinator, Dean's Office (Szőkefalvi-Nagy Béla u. 6. Erasmus Office)

E-mail: sasi-pokriva.eszter@med.u-szeged.hu

Tel.: +36 62 342-359, Mobile: +36 20 319 7119

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