2025. October 2., Thursday
Szegedi Tudományegyetem Szent-Györgyi Albert Orvostudományi Kar

University of Szeged
Albert Szent-Györgyi Medical School
 
Foreign Students' Secretariat




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40th Anniversary Alumni Reunion – Just a Few Days Away!

More than 100 graduates from across the globe have registered, and together with their partners and family members, we are delighted to welcome around 150 guests to this milestone celebration.


The weekend will open on Friday, 3 October, with a scientific program featuring CME lectures by distinguished alumni in the fields of emergency medicine, psychiatry, pain management, and Parkinson’s disease. These sessions will also be streamed online so that those unable to attend in person can join. You can follow the presentations here: https://youtube.com/live/1LXU-3wvKQA?feature=share


Saturday’s highlights include a Brunch with Professors, a campus tour, and the Students Meet Alumni Forum, where current students will have the chance to ask alumni directly about working in different countries and specialties. Meanwhile, family members can enjoy specially designed programs such as a natural cosmetics workshop and a Hungarian specialties cooking class.


The centerpiece of the weekend will be the Gala Dinner on Saturday evening at the József Attila Study and Information Centre (TIK), featuring welcome speeches, an award ceremony, and a festive evening of dining, music, and celebration.


Finally, on Sunday, 5 October, guests will have the option to join social programs, including a boat trip on the Tisza River and a sightseeing tour of Szeged’s city centre.


We look forward to welcoming our alumni community, their families, and friends back to Szeged to celebrate this very special anniversary together.

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