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September 4-7, 2025.
Zánka

Basic info:

This year’s Semmelweis Freshers’ Camp will be held between September 4 and 7, 2025, at the Zánka Sports and Event Center, where, among other things, the Balaton lakeside setting guarantees a great atmosphere.

Three meals a day are provided for all participants, and of course we have also thought of those with food sensitivities, with gluten-free, dairy-free, lactose-free, diabetic, and vegetarian options available (please indicate any special dietary requirements when registering). In addition, you can purchase delicious food and drinks at the camp store throughout the camp!

The fee for the Freshers’ Camp is 49,000 HUF. By clicking on the “Registration” tab, you can enter your details and pay the participation fee to secure your place.

What to bring to camp?

What you should pack
  • 4 days’ change of clothes
  • Swimwear and beach gear
  • Sportswear and trainers
  • Raincoat or umbrella
  • Small backpack or bag to carry during the day
  • Sunscreen, mosquito repellent, medication if necessary
Documents and details required
  • ID card
  • Address card
  • National identity card
  • Neptune code (write down or remember)
  • Blood donor card (if you have one)

What NOT to bring to camp

Important! In order to maintain a safe and welcoming atmosphere in the camp, the import of certain items is strictly prohibited:

  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Nicotine or tobacco products that cannot be sold in tobacco shops (e.g. elf bar, poco and any alternatives)
  • Stabbing and cutting tools

These will be checked on entry, so please make sure you pack with this in mind!

How much money should I bring?

Both cash and credit card payments will be accepted at the camp.

Please bring at least 5.000 HUF cash – this is the price of our common t-shirt and other accessories – and enough spending money for the four days (for individual expenses other than meals and programs).

Program:

Forum Day
In keeping with tradition, faculty leaders and instructors will introduce themselves and answer questions from freshmen, providing them with useful information.
Introductions:
    • the faculties
    • student organizations
    • talent development programs
    • university sports organizations
    • family-friendly services
    • the Pannonia Program mobility programs
    • the choir
What else will happen?
    • informal evening music programs
    • swimming in Lake Balaton
    • health screenings
    • sports opportunities
    • lots of information about university life
In addition to the freshmen, approximately 350 upperclassmen will be present as assistants during the three-day event, representing the IÖCS and HÖK, and approximately 80 instructors will also attend the event. The university’s own security staff will ensure the safety of participants, while medical care and services will be provided by the university’s ambulance service.