University of Debrecen (Hun. Debreceni Egyetem) is the largest school in Debrecen and one of the leading universities in Hungary.
Base year is the year 1538, when opened Debrecen Calvinist College. The school is repeatedly transformed and reorganized. The first University institution on the basis of the Debrecen universities formed in 1912 (Royal University of Debrecen), he was subsequently separated.
In a modern state established in 2000 with the merger of three universities of Debrecen agricultural, medical and natural science University of Kossuth. As of 2010, the University receives about 32 thousand students, of which more than 2 thousand from abroad, the faculty has 1.7 million employees.
Faculties — agriculture, arts, dentistry, economic Sciences, medicine, Informatics, law, music, pharmacy, science and technology, public health, engineering, education. The University's two major campus — old and it is home to most faculties, as well as a Botanical garden in the campus Kassai hosts the faculties of Economics and law, a number of small campuses located throughout the city, in particular, independent of the town available from nuclear research Institute and the faculty of agronomy.
The University library, numbering more than 6 million items, is the largest University library in Hungary and among Hungarian libraries inferior in size only to the National széchenyi library in Budapest.
Base year is the year 1538, when opened Debrecen Calvinist College. The school is repeatedly transformed and reorganized. The first University institution on the basis of the Debrecen universities formed in 1912 (Royal University of Debrecen), he was subsequently separated.
In a modern state established in 2000 with the merger of three universities of Debrecen agricultural, medical and natural science University of Kossuth. As of 2010, the University receives about 32 thousand students, of which more than 2 thousand from abroad, the faculty has 1.7 million employees.
Faculties — agriculture, arts, dentistry, economic Sciences, medicine, Informatics, law, music, pharmacy, science and technology, public health, engineering, education. The University's two major campus — old and it is home to most faculties, as well as a Botanical garden in the campus Kassai hosts the faculties of Economics and law, a number of small campuses located throughout the city, in particular, independent of the town available from nuclear research Institute and the faculty of agronomy.
The University library, numbering more than 6 million items, is the largest University library in Hungary and among Hungarian libraries inferior in size only to the National széchenyi library in Budapest.
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