All Faculties

APTITUDE TEST

Our enrolling students of all the three faculties need to get their aptitude test certified in a Health Record Booklet. To expedite the process, we encourage everyone to undertake the following medical examinations in advance, bring the test results with them, and present the documents at the Occupational Health Service (see below).

• Complete blood + urine test

• Hepatitis B antibody titer

• Hepatitis C antibody titer

• Chest X-Ray

Please download the relevant documents and fill them out:

Medical Check up:

• Medical history questionnaire

• Statement on health

• GP’s statement

• Work Health and Safety Policy

The aptitude test is completed when the Health Record Booklet is filled out by the Occupational Health Service. (Availability only on weekdays at 1085 Budapest, Stáhly utca 9., 3rd floor, room 310 – Szent Rókus Clinical Building)

Book an appointment

The latest deadline for completing the Health Record Booklet is the last day of the training term before the examination period. (Please note that students will not be allowed to register for any exam until their Health Record Booklet is completed.)

Should you have any further questions please contact your registrar.

ELECTIVE SUBJECT

NEW ELECTIVE SUBJECTS!

SUMMARIZED LIST OF ELECTIVE SUBJECTS (pdf)

Please be informed that the ones highlited with blue are the new elective subjects for 2020/2021 spring semester. 

Detailed information of:

NETWORK, MANAGEMENT, CAREER BUILDING – CONDITIONS, SUPPORT AND BATTERIES

A new elective course shared for International and Hungarian students.

The Center for Education of International Studies launches a program series, which welcomes and merges Hungarian and International students at Semmelweis University. As a flagship, this new elective course introduces you into the world of networking and management; topics and skills, which you will likely need in your future academic and private life.

• This 2-credit elective course is available at NEPTUN, open for the 2020 spring semester;
• Code: AOSMAG732_1A;
• the course is held in the Semmelweis Salon, an exquisite venue of our university;
• a total of 90 students can register for this program (30 English, 30 German and 30 Hungarian students);
• the course is open for 3–5 year students.

We warmly welcome our students for this course.

Prof. Alán Alpár MD, PhD, DSc
Vice-Rector for International Studies
Semmelweis University

BIOMEDICAL INNOVATION FOR THE 21st CENTURY

A new elective course shared for International and Hungarian students.

• 2-credit elective course, available at NEPTUN, open for the 2020 spring semester;
• Code: AOSKAR637_1A / AOSKAR637_1M;
• Language: English;
• A total of 75 students can register for this program (25 English, 25 German and 25 Hungarian students).

CARDIAC ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY – please check subject description here (pdf)

A new elective course shared for International and Hungarian students.

The course is intended to provide up-to-date and extended knowledge based on the latest literature for practically all medical students, especially those planning to be cardiologists or internists in order to meet a predictable future requirement of a strongly established knowledge related to the electrophysiological background and ion channel dependent pathomechanisms of severe, often lethal heart diseases and to facilitate their better understanding of the corresponding scientific literature.

• This 2-credit elective course is available at NEPTUN, open for the 2020 spring semester;
• Code: AOVELT694_1M;
• Language: English;
• A total of 90 students can register for this program (30 English, 30 German and 30 Hungarian students);
• the course is open for 2–4 year students of the Faculty of Medicine.

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Information for 2020/2021 spring semester on INTRODUCTION TO PATIANT CARE

Attandance sheets separated by groups (please keep in mind that these group numbers are for Medical students. You can join any group, which fits to your schedule).

DOWNLOADABLE DOCUMENTS

• General information (pdf)

• GROUPS 1 & 2 (pdf)

• GROUPS 3 & 4 (pdf)

• GROUPS 5 & 6 (pdf)

• GROUPS 7 & 8 (pdf)

• GROUPS 9 & 10 (pdf)

• GROUPS 11 & 13 (pdf)

• GROUPS 12 & 18 (pdf)

• GROUP 14 & 15 (pdf)

• GROUP 16 & 17 (pdf)

• GROUP 19 & 20 (pdf)

HEALTH INSURANCE

A basic health insurance for Hungary is a prerequisite for registration at the University.

A special insurance is provided for our students, and its fee is included in the tuition fee. The service includes an English speaking call center, GP-service and treatment at the Polyclinics and Clinics of Semmelweis University. As long as you pay your tuition fee each semester and you are a registered active student, this insurance is automatically renewed until the end of your studies. The Hungarian health insurance provided by the University is only valid from the date of enrolling at the University.

The health insurance is automatically suspended, if the student registers for a passive semester.

Product Information (pdf) 

Generali Assistance phone every day 0-24 hours: +36-1-465-3784
In case of accident or emergency please call: 112

BOOKING for Cash Payment Services

LOCATION:
Main Cashier’s of Semmelweis University
1085 Budapest, Üllői út 26.

Please download and take the filled out banknote register with you for cash payment. (xls)

You can book an appointment for Main Cashier here:

Book an appointment

STUDENT CARD

How to obtain a new student card

To obtain a new student card, you must first have an official photo taken and provide your official signature at Központi Okmányiroda (Central Document Office).

Address: 1133 Budapest, Visegrádi utca 110-112.

Opening hours:
Monday: 8:00 – 20:00
Tuesday: 8:00 – 20:00
Wednesday: 8:00 – 20:00
Thursday: 8:00 – 20:00
Friday: 8:00 – 20:00
Saturday: 8.00 – 14.00
Sunday: 8.00 – 14.00

You must take your residence permit and passport with you to the Központi Okmányiroda.

• There you will be given a NEK (Nemzeti Egységes Kártyarendszer) data sheet. This form has a 16-character identification number in the upper right corner.

• Log in to your Neptun site, go to ’Administration’ and click on ’Student Card request’ in the drop-down list. A smileywill warn you not to add the hyphens when typing in your 16 character NEK identifier into the yellow text box!

• Click on the grey tab ’Add new’ and type your 16 character NEK identifier into the blank called ’NEK azonosító’

• then choose ’Demand type’. Check that your permanent (home) address is correct and appears in the ’Street, number’ text box.

• Write your addresses on the NEK datasheet (temporary and home) if it is not in the Neptun.

• Please bring the NEK datasheet to the Directorate of International Studies – Division of English Language Programs during opening hours.

• If the above has been completed, we will begin to process the student card application. The plastic card takes about 6 months to be produced after being ordered from the Directorate of International Studies – Division of English Language Programs. You will need to use the temporary, A4-format certificate until you receive your official card.

• You have to renew your temporary certificate every 2 months.

Student Card Information (pdf)

T.A. (Teaching Assistant) APPLICATION OPPORTUNITIES

Please check the link(s) below to gather more information about the criteria of the application: 

• 1st Department of Pathology (pdf)
• 2nd Department of Pathology (pdf)
• Department of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology
  • • application form (pdf)
    • information for the students of the Faculty of General Medicine (pdf)
    • information for the students of the Faculty of Dentistry (pdf)
• Department of Biophysics and Radiation Biology (pdf)
• Department of Languages for Specific Purposes (pdf)
• Department of Medical Chemistry, Molecular Biology and Pathobiochemistry (pdf)
• Department of Physiology
  • • application form (pdf)
    • information for the students (pdf)
• Department of Surgical Research and Techniques (pdf)
• Institute of Medical Microbiology (pdf)
• Institute of Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy (pdf)

The site in under construction. More information will be shared later…

TRANSFER INFORMATION

Students of another medical university in Hungary may apply for a transfer to a corresponding training at Semmelweis University.

For those who wish to transfer from an ongoing medical, dental or pharmaceutical science training abroad, the regular recruitment procedure rather than ‘transfer’ is recommended due to the usually vast difference between the curricula. For further details, we suggest to check our yearly updated Academic Bulletin.
Transfer of credits for equivalent subjects is possible after admission by recruitment. See Article 17 [Transfer] in our Study and Examination Regulations.

Transfer applications can be submitted online via SEMAPHOR system from early May.

The deadline of the application is June 15th of each year. Students are eligible if the conditions for dismissal are not met in the previous establishment.

Decision about transfer applications is made by the committee competent in educational and examinational affairs in the light of the student’s academic achievement and other parameters The number of admitted transfer students is limited by the available capacity of each faculty. If admission by transfer is refused, the student may commence studies at Semmelweis University only after a successful admission through a regular recruitment procedure. If the transfer student does not have a continuous legal relationship until his/her registration at Semmelweis University, then the decision on the transfer application is annulled by the committee competent in educational and examinational affairs in accordance with Article 57 (6) of the Act on National Higher Education.

Additional remarks

Semmelweis University
Faculty of Dentistry
Faculty Council

Decree of the Faculty Council
at the Faculty of Dentistry
of Semmelweis University,
45/2020. (XII.09.)
of the 2020/21 academic year,

Regarding transfer regulations.

At the Faculty of Dentistry of Semmelweis University, the Faculty Council regulates transfer as per the following: students who have successfully transferred from another institution may only commence their studies at the Faculty from 3rd year if they have completed or successfully received exemption of all 1st and 2nd year subjects. This provision is applicable for all dentistry students of the Hungarian, English and German language programs alike, except for applicants who already possess a diploma of general medicine.

For further information regarding our transfer procedure, please contact Mr. Balázs Horváth.