New medical doctors, Hungarian and foreign nationals as well, took the Hippocratic oath at the ceremonial council meeting of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Debrecen on Saturday. At the event, which was organised in line with the strict anti-epidemic measures, 67 medical doctors received their diplomas.
The fresh graduates are equipped with up-to-date knowledge that will enable them to meet the high expectations in their professional lives. During the COVID pandemic, they proved as volunteers that they deserve to become medical doctors not only because of their professional skills and expertise, but for their attitude as helpers as well – pointed out the dean of the Faculty of Medicine in his ceremonial speech.
László Mátyus highlighted that the fresh graduates had studied at one of the biggest and most prestigious medical faculties and universities in Hungary, which had been able to maintain its values in the field of medical education, while keeping an open mind for new ideas.
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After taking the oath, 19 Hungarian and 48 foreign students of the Faculty of Medicine received their diplomas.
László Mátyus highlighted that the fresh graduates had studied at one of the biggest and most prestigious medical faculties and universities in Hungary, which had been able to maintain its values in the field of medical education, while keeping an open mind for new ideas.
After taking the oath, 19 Hungarian and 48 foreign students of the Faculty of Medicine received their diplomas.
- From now on, you are obligated to protect the prestige of your profession, and to contribute to the development of your field of science, the University of Debrecen, and Hungary. Please, remember your oath when you find yourself in difficult situations either in your private or professional lives – said László Csernoch, vice rector for scientific affairs of UD.
Several awards were also presented at the ceremony. The Certificate of Merit of the Rector of the University of Debrecen, the Pro Facultate Iuventutis prize and the For the Students’ Movement Memorial Plaquette was presented to Sayed-Ahmad Mohamed, newly graduated medical doctor. Bui Quoc Thien and Huynh Thi Nhat Vy received DETEP certificates for their contribution to the Talent Management Programme of the University of Debrecen, Gellért Katonai was awarded with the Certificate of Merit of the President and Vice President of the Student Council for his contribution to the professional and social life of the university.
A Master Teacher Gold Medal was presented to Zsuzsanna Bereczky, associate professor and head of department. The prize was established in 1998 by the National Council of Student Research Societies with the purpose to recognise the achievements of teachers and researchers dedicated to the Student Research Societies, who spent at least ten years as supervisors or science promoters. Zsuzsanna Bereczky, who could not attend the award-giving event at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in November, received her award at the ceremony on Saturday.
Several awards were also presented at the ceremony. The Certificate of Merit of the Rector of the University of Debrecen, the Pro Facultate Iuventutis prize and the For the Students’ Movement Memorial Plaquette was presented to Sayed-Ahmad Mohamed, newly graduated medical doctor. Bui Quoc Thien and Huynh Thi Nhat Vy received DETEP certificates for their contribution to the Talent Management Programme of the University of Debrecen, Gellért Katonai was awarded with the Certificate of Merit of the President and Vice President of the Student Council for his contribution to the professional and social life of the university.
A Master Teacher Gold Medal was presented to Zsuzsanna Bereczky, associate professor and head of department. The prize was established in 1998 by the National Council of Student Research Societies with the purpose to recognise the achievements of teachers and researchers dedicated to the Student Research Societies, who spent at least ten years as supervisors or science promoters. Zsuzsanna Bereczky, who could not attend the award-giving event at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in November, received her award at the ceremony on Saturday.
