Information-mosaics for Semester Start

for freshmen of

General Medicine

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of theUniversity of Pécs

Medical School

in the academic year of

2018 / 2019

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3 Rector’s greeting

4 From the Vice Dean of Education – About the programme

10 From the Vice Dean of Education – Managing studies

23 From the Vice Dean of Education – Extracurricular professional activities

25 From the Vice Dean of Education – Quality Control and Feedback

27 Organising studies – About Neptun

28 Start of the studies - Oath

29 Start of the studies - Matriculation

30 Start of the semester - Taking up and dropping subjects AND courses in Neptun

31 Start of the semester - Late events or Events requiring special permissions

32 Start of the semester - Obligatory Medical Eligibility Tests

33 Start of the semester - Recommended Administration: student card, library, freshmen’s feedback, students with special needs

34 Finances – Debits, ways of payment

35 Finances – Tuition fee

36 Throughout the semester – Attending classes, disciplinary issues

37 Official communication

38 Request-writing hacks

39 Whom to ask? – Neptun, RO, Departments, SSC, KTI

40 Information sources - Info on the university web site - pte.hu/english

41 Information sources - Education related offices at the UP

42 Information sources - Using the UPMS website - www.aok.pte.hu/en/

43 Information sources - Website of the RO - aok.pte.hu/en/egyseg/index/570

44 Information sources - Leadership of the Medical School

45 Information sources - Education related offices at the UPMS

46 Student life – Organisations, Facebook sites

48 Services – Libraries, sport, wi-fi, health care, accommodation

50 Learn languages, learn Hungarian

52 Campuses, sites and classrooms: decoding classroom-IDs, campus maps, classrooms in campuses

67 Loving living in Pécs: get linked to PécsCo

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Dear Freshmen,

First of all, congratulation to your successful entrance exam that is also a rightfulregard of your high school studies.

Thank you for choosing us in hope we shall be worthy to your advanced trust.

Entering the University a new world will open up to you which provides you withfreedom, is more colourful and if your choice was right it will stand closer toyour heart.During your academic years you can prepare for your profession, find manyfriends for life or even your future spouse.

Our university with ten faculties offers many possibilities for those who want toeducate themselves even beyond their field of profession. Undergraduateresearch projects are available for those who are interested in academicresearch and you can also acquire its methodology or taste the delight ofdiscovery.

The city of Pécs with its 2000 year-old past offers a marvellous milieu, unlimitedcultural possibilities and a unique Mediterranean atmosphere and climate toyour academic studies. These will make you feel a little bit like a real Pécsinhabitant as you approach your studies’ end.

I have faith that your academic years would be spent in the spirit of preparing ingood mood and vivid, with in-depth studies and activities connected to yourchosen profession.

I repeatedly thank you for choosing us and I ask you to be a real student with allof the challenges, success and delight connected to this way of life.

For this I wish you much power, stamina, energy and good health as the Rectorof the University of Pécs,

Attila MISETA, rector of the University of Pécs

Dear Young Colleague,

Let me express my warmest greetings on the occasion that you are aboutto start your medical studies at the University of Pécs Medical School. Bymaking this decision you have started a wonderful but tough laboriousprofession.

Now as you start your studies with the experience of the successfulentrance exams and the expectations for exciting new challenges, let megive you a short overview of what awaits you. While acquiring your chosenprofession in the coming decade you will become a highly esteemed,excellent professional and you will practice as an honored specialist of yourfield.

It might not be a surprise for you that you are facing a continuous, life-longlearning.It is well known that science is progressing in accelerating steps. This isespecially true in the field of bio-medical sciences. The advance of thesciences can be demonstrated by the “half-lifetime” of medical science –by the period in which half of our knowledge in a scientific branchbecomes renewed. This period of time is estimated to be an average of 3to 4 years. During your career this surely will become even shorter. In thelight of this, the sad fact is that half of the material you learn in the firstyears of your studies will become obsolete by the time you graduate.Fortunately this fast “deterioration” affects mostly facts, i.e. lexicalknowledge.Basic principles and basic relations are more permanent – some of themhave proven to be constantly valid despite the challenges of centuries.Therefore, throughout your studies you should focus on understandingthese long lasting principles and basic relations. The lexical details serveprimarily as means of understanding and learning these.

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The aim of the medical training is to train you to become a theoreticallyprepared professional with reliable practical skills, being entitled to treatpatients of your own: i.e. to become a specialist. Depending on the field ofspecialization this period lasts 10 to 13 years. It is separated into two parts:the graduate and the post-graduate training.

The design of the graduate medical training – the 6 years at a medical schoolyou are about to start – is to provide you with both theoretical and practicalknowledge that are equally important in every branch of medicalspecializations.

The purpose of this period is to become familiar with the basiccharacteristics of the healthy and ill human body; and to acquire the basicsin medical sciences, to gain ambition and methodology of acquiringknowledge and of continuous self-training. During the graduate medicaltraining you will learn the most important diagnostic and therapeuticprocedures (and you can observe the infrequent cases at least once). Sixyears cannot be enough – maybe a whole lifetime could not be enough – tolearn every diagnostic and therapeutic procedure at skill-level, therefore thiscannot be an aim of the graduate training.

In these six years you only have to acquire enough practical knowledge thatyou need to know from the fields of other specialists e.g. as much as afuture psychiatrist should know about a cardiac surgical procedure (just tomake him/her able to answer a patient’s question in this relation), or whatshould be known for an orthopedic surgeon (for the same reason) abouttreating stroke.

The graduate medical training is finished with the graduation ceremony. Fora layman, often even for medical students it is not obvious that this event isonly an intermediate step of the medical training, it closes only the firstphase of it. Having received his/her degree, the young "doctor of medicine"is far from being a real doctor yet. They do not possess all the skills requiredfor healing even in a narrow field, nor the proper practical experiences andcomplementary specific knowledge. Accordingly – until they have passed thespecialist’s exam – they can only have limited authority to workindependently, to treat patients without supervision, and therefore theyonly have limited responsibility to their patients.

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During the postgraduate medical training (also called resident-training ormedical specialist’s training) – based on the comprehensive theoreticalknowledge gathered during the graduate training – the future specialists willthoroughly master a selected branch of the medical sciences and especiallygain diagnostic and practical therapeutical skills. This period takes 4 to 7years at the end of which they receive the specialist’s degree (testimonial).Only from that very moment do they become real, responsible doctors, andbecome authorized – within the chosen specialization – to practice medicalactivity independently.

Certainly, their knowledge and skills acquired this way become obsolete verysoon if not refreshed regularly. The organized form of maintaining up-to datemedical knowledge is called the specialists’ Continuing Medical Education(CME) or life-long learning. Hungary has joined the international practice ofchecking the self-training of the specialists every five years. The specialist’sexam becomes invalid and the license will be withdrawn from those who donot document the required amount of professional development(participating at trainings, conferences, publishing scientific papers,exhibiting professional development-related results).

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Let us now take a look at the "immediate future", about how the graduatetraining goes. The six years of the studies are divided into four, relatively wellseparated phases, the so-called modules. These are the Basic Module, thePreclinical Module, the Clinical Module, and the Rotational Year.

The Basic Module comprises the first two educational years. During these yearsyou will learn the morphology and functions of the healthy human bodyincluding the mechanisms of the basic life-processes. Within this block there arealso subjects (like Biophysics, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Informatics,Anthropology) that partly serve as bases for other subjects (e.g. Pharmacology,Psychology, etc.) to be studied later.

The next module is the Preclinical Module, which lasts one year. The aim of thisphase is to provide you with knowledge on the development of illnesses, on themechanism of pathological procedures, and on the basic structural andfunctional alterations of the ill human body and organs. Here you will also getacquainted with the microorganisms, the basics of pharmacology and – aspropedeutics – you meet patients for the first time.

The Clinical Module and the Rotational Year consist of three years, and serve asthe second half of the graduate medical training. In these modules you will get ashort introduction into every medical field. Most of the lessons are practices,primarily bedside teaching, where you acquire basic diagnostic skills andobserve (and even perform some of) the most important diagnostic andtherapeutic procedures.The sixth year (the final or "Rotational" Year) is a special one. There are nolectures here, and essentially you will face no new studies either: during a wholescholar year – according to a prescheduled plan – students take part in practicesin direct contact with patients at the patient wards of the most importantclinical subjects. Each block (clinical subject) in this year will be finished with arespective final exam. The year itself will be completed with the final closing(clinical board) exam and of course with the graduation ceremony.

During the Clinical Module and Rotational Year, the students must also preparea thesis and defend it. This scientific work is to be prepared by every student inyears. With individual consultation provided by lecturers, the thesis is asummary of a student’s scientific activity – either experimental or theoretical.The thesis is evaluated by lecturers and should be "defended" in a formal oralpresentation before the student is admitted to the clinical board exam. Thedefense of the thesis is the legal basis for having the title "M.D." for all studentsreceiving a degree certificate of doctor of medicine.

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Undergraduate programme:General Medicine major (2018)

Recommended pace of progress: 30 3 credits/ semesters

ModuleRecommendedsemester

Obligatory credit Non-obligatory credit

Basic module 1. semester 22

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Pre-clinical module 5. semester 28

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In this period the "Booklet for Clinical Skills" also plays an important role.

This booklet, which is handed out to students upon entering PreclinicalModule, lists all the components of practical knowledge and skills that arerequired of everybody receiving medical diploma, but cannot be acquiredduring regular practices because of the characteristics of the medical work(patients with certain illnesses are not necessarily available at a given point oftime), or because its acquisition takes time.The content of the booklet was compiled by leading clinicians with many yearsof careful work.

The Medical School has organized a wide, partly international clinical networkwhere our students are welcome and where medical specialists help toperform the required clinical skills and certify their acquisition in the booklet.

One of the preconditions of obtaining a diploma is that the acquisition ofevery item in the booklet is certified.

The three clinical summer practices are organic parts of the medical training.During the practices students take part in patient care activities under thesupervision of specialists through one month in full-time.During the Summer Practice in Hospital Care after the first academic year theybecome acquainted with the structure and working principles of the hospitaldepartments and acquire experiences in patients’ hospital care.The practice in Internal Medicine after the third and the practice in Surgeryafter the fourth year provide excellent opportunities to gain experience in themost important medical methods.

In the credit system it is the students’ own responsibility to organise theirstudies, from composing their list of courses for the semester or the privatetimetable, to set the exam period schedule with all the necessary exams, oreven synchronise different obligations and deadlines. On the following pageswe provide background information for this task.

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The Faculty itself is built up of 52 teaching departments (theoreticaldepartments and clinics) and of many more "joint" organizations. Everytheoretical department (the "institutes") and a part of the university hospitalsand clinical departments are located on the medical campus: the group ofbuildings lying between Szigeti út and Ifjúság út. The rest of the universityhospitals and clinical departments are located at different points of the city.

The theoretical institutes teach mainly the subjects of the Basic Module. Theyconduct outstanding scientific work – even compared with internationalstandards.

At the university hospitals and clinical departments – apart from teaching andscientific activity – patient care is going on at a high level. The universityhospitals primarily treat patients who - due to lack of instruments orprofessional experience elsewhere – cannot be treated in other hospitals in theregion. The patient-care activity of the hospitals is coordinated by the ClinicalCenter (CC), while their teaching and experimental work – including thepostgraduate medical training – is controlled by the Dean of the Medical School.

The Faculty works on the basis of several regulations.

The Higher Education Act has centralized and standardized the functions of theuniversities. Therefore the University of Pécs Medical School functions inaccordance with the rules of the whole university.

The most important regulations for students are the Code of Studies andExaminations (CoS) and the Code of Allowances and Benefits (CCB "Code of Feesand Benefits").

We suggest everyone to study these relatively extensive documents verycarefully because – just like regulations in general – among the prohibitiveprovisions – they contain an extremely large amount of information calling yourattention to many opportunities, e.g. student rights. Also this is the source ofdetailed information about the differentiated system of safeguarding students’interests as well.

Based on our experience, unreliable rumors and false information together withthe ignorance of the rules can cause misunderstandings and inconvenience forstudents. In these cases if the students are brought face to face with the rulesapplicable usually for decades at the university, they will have the falseimpression that "the rules are always changing". That is the reason why thestudents are asked to use the authentic source of information which is thewebsite of the Registrar’s Office of the University of Pécs, Medical School.

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As a first step, our students must matriculate (enrol). With this act he/sheaccepts the student status offered as a result of the successful admissionexamination.Matriculation is an act resulting in a legal contract between the University andthe student.Within this contract the student accepts responsibility for knowing andkeeping the regulations of the University binding him/her;and the University responsibly promises not to alter these regulations duringthe semester without the previous agreement of the students. Therefore thecurriculum, form of exam, etc. can not be changed arbitrarily.

The training consists of half-year units (semester), with the exception of thefinal or rotational year, which is a whole, undivided academic year.

Each semester- starts with a 1 or 2-week registration period (R1-R2),

- when the first step is to register for the semester (activate or make itpassive) (in the first semester it is replaced with matriculation) and

- the student is to choose and register for subjects and its courses forthe semester,

- continues with a 14-week „instruction period” (S1-S14), when classes –lectures, practices and seminars – take place,

- and closes with a exam period (V1-V7). In the exam period onlyexaminations are held. Check-ups regarding learning materials areexecuted during the instruction period, and can be accounted for as a partof the exam result.

Within the instruction period there are so called odd (*) and even (**) weeksof instruction.

In the spring semester the 2-week registration period is also the last 2 weeksof the previous semester’s exam period.

In the spring semester one week (in addition to the normal 14 weeks) is notnumbered and is a spring break for the students in their 1-5th year.

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SCHEDULE OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2018/2019Excerpt for freshmen of the General Medicine major

1st (fall) semester 2nd (spring) semester

Registration period (R)2018. 08. 21. 08:00-2018. 08. 31. 23:59

2019. 01. 14. 08:00-2019. 01. 26. 23:59

Instruction period (S)2018. 09. 03. -

2018. 12. 07. (14 weeks)2019. 01. 28. -

2019. 05. 10. (14 weeks)

Exam period (V)2018. 12. 10. -

2019. 01. 25. (7 weeks) 2019. 05. 13. -

2019. 06. 28. (7 weeks)

Spring break (Easter holiday)2019. 04. 15. -2019. 04. 19.

1st (fall) semesterR1 2018 08.20 - 08.24

R2 2018 08.27 - 08.31

S1 * 2018 09.03 - 09.07

S2 ** 2018 09.10 - 09.14

S3 * 2018 09.17 - 09.21

S4 ** 2018 09.24 - 09.28

S5 * 2018 10.01 - 10.05

S6 ** 2018 10.08 - 10.12

S7 * 2018 10.15 - 10.19

S8 ** 2018 10.22 - 10.26

S9 * 2018 10.29 - 11.02

S10 ** 2018 11.05 - 11.09

S11 * 2018 11.12 - 11.16

S12 ** 2018 11.19 - 11.23

S13 * 2018 11.26 - 11.30

S14 ** 2018 12.03 - 12.07

V1 2018 12.10 - 12.14

V2 2018 12.17 - 12.21

V3 2018 12.24 - 12.28

V4 2018 12.31 - 01.04

V5 2019 01.07 - 01.11

V6 2019 01.14 - 01.18

V7 2019 01.21 - 01.25

2nd (spring) semesterR1 2019 01.14 - 01.18

R2 2019 01.21 - 01.25

S1 * 2019 01.28 - 02.01

S2 ** 2019 02.04 - 02.08

S3 * 2019 02.11 - 02.15

S4 ** 2019 02.18 - 02.22

S5 * 2019 02.25 - 03.01

S6 ** 2019 03.04 - 03.08

S7 * 2019 03.11 - 03.15

S8 ** 2019 03.18 - 03.22

S9 * 2019 03.25 - 03.29

S10 ** 2019 04.01 - 04.05

S11 * 2019 04.08 - 04.12

Easter holiday 2019 04.15 - 04.19

S12 ** 2019 04.22 - 04.26

S13 * 2019 04.29 - 05.03

S14 ** 2019 05.06 - 05.10

V1 2019 05.13 - 05.17

V2 2019 05.20 - 05.24

V3 2019 05.27 - 05.31

V4 2019 06.03 - 06.07

V5 2019 06.10 - 06.14

V6 2019 06.17 - 06.21

V7 2019 06.24 - 06.28

* odd week of instruction ** even week of instruction

Please note, that the regular form of dates in Hungary is: yyyy.mm.dd.

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aug. 20. restday national holiday (foundation of the state) dec. 01. workday instead of Dec. 24. ("Monday")

okt. 13. workday instead of Oct. 22 ("Monday") dec. 15. workday instead of Dec. 31. ("Monday")

okt. 22. restday dec. 24. restday Christmas Eve

okt. 23. restday national holiday (revolution of 1956) dec. 25. restday Christmas

nov. 01. restday all saints' day dec. 26. restday Christmas

nov. 02. restday dec. 31. restday New Year's Eve

nov. 10. workday instead of Nov 02 ("Friday") jan. 01. restday New year's day

márc. 15. restday national holiday (Revolution of 1848/49)

ápr. 15. restday Easter Monday

máj. 01. restday Labour Day

jún. 10. restday Whit Monday

You probably have noticed that we work – just like most of the universities ofthe world – according to the so-called credit system (ECTS). This systemadjusts more to individual fields of interest of the students, provides largerfreedom of choice, is more flexible and is meets more the internationalpractice. Also it helps the mobility of the students between institutions andthe recognition of their diplomas internationally.

In the credit system – within a certain limit – the students are free to choosewhich subject to learn, when, and might create a preferential course schedulereflecting their personal interest more.

In contrast to the former – more rigid – system, when everything waspredicted and prescheduled for the students, a possibility to build a personalstudy program lays a heavy burden on the students as the price of a greaterfreedom.

In order study efficiently it is recommended to plan your studies and examswith proper precaution; and please read the regulation (CoS) on bookingcourses and the exams most carefully.

Courses can be classified into three categories.

During their studies students must accomplish ALL obligatory subjects in orderto graduate. Among them are the criterion requirements, which end only bygetting the semester closing signature – these are the Physical Educationclasses and typically the summer professional practices.

Non-obligatory subjects are a rich assortment of subjects, from whichstudents are to choose according to their interest, this way acquiring 20% ofcredits required for graduation. Elective subjects (15% of sum) are usuallyprovide additional information to the core curriculum, optional subjects (5%)are informative, interesting studies less strictly related to obligatory subjects.

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Undergraduate training: General Medicine major

About codes for subjects and courses

Module Subject code Course code

Faculty (O)+ major (A) + module (A / P / K / S / R / E / F) + 3 characters to identify the subject itself

MEA (English-speaking course) –module (A/P/K/S/R/E/F)

- 3 characters to identify the subject itself –

+ type of course: E for lectures / Gfor practices / S for seminars / V for

exam courses –+ ID for the group

Basic module OAA-e.g. OAA-BI1

MEA-Ae.g. MEA-ABI1-E

MEA-ABI1-G-A2MEA-ABI1-S-A2

or MEA-ABI1-V

Pre-clinical module OAP-e.g. OAP-MI1

MEA-Pe.g. MEA-PMI1-E

MEA-PMI1-G-A2MEA-PMI1-S-A2

or MEA-PMI1-V

Clinical module OAK-e.g. OAK-NE1

MEA-Ke.g. MEA-KNE1-E

MEA-KNE1-G-A2MEA-KNE1-S-A2

or MEA-KNE1-V

Rotational year OAS-e.g. OAS-BEL

MEA-Se.g. MEA-SBEL-G

MEA-SBEL-S

Criterion requirements OAR-e.g. OAR-SEB

MEA-Re.g. MEA-RBEL-G

Physical Education ATT-1, 2, 3, 4 ATT-e.g. ATT-AER-C1500

Elective subjects OAE-e.g. OAE-N06

MEA-E or MEA-Fe.g. MEA-EN06-S-C1500

Optional subjects OAF-e.g. OAF-N55

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Information about subjects to take up you’ll find in the curriculum of youryear of admission, and the detailed information about subjects available forthe semester are provided in the course description booklets.Making a personal course plan might seem overly problematic, you mightfollow the recommended curriculum provided by the Curriculum Committee– following it strictly will make you able to finish your studies on time. Ofcourse, you might decide not to follow it, but please note, that thosefollowing the recommended curriculum are privileged during the courseregistration.

The recommended curriculum contains the list of the obligatory subjects forthe 6 years of training (obligatory subjects and criterion requirements), theirprerequisite subjects (max. 3 subjects that have to be completed previouslyor parallel) and their the recommended semesters. The recommendedcurriculum is a part of the curriculum, the excerpt of it, therefore its details(except for the course director or in rare but well-founded cases theprerequisite subjects) do not change throughout the studies of the student.

The set of programme booklets contain descriptions of obligatory and non-obligatory subjects – but it is valid only for that given academic year.The programme booklet of obligatory subjects discusses only the obligatorysubject versions that are scheduled for the students who follow theirrecommended curricula.Students can gain information about the content and means of successfulcompletion of subjects: general and synthesizing description, list and orderof planned classes, obligatory and recommended literature, criteria ofacceptation of the semester (missed and made-up classes), planned check-ups, exam topics, other requirements, etc.

The timetable contains schedule for courses of students following theirrecommended curricula of a major.The timetable shows- lectures (printed horizontally: all study groups attend together), and- practicals and seminars (printed vertically – only students of that given

study group attend).For small group classes the study groups are assigned by the Registrar’sOffice at the beginning of the first semester – and this setting does notchange throughout the studies of the student (only in really reasonablecases).

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Registering for normal courses** Normal course: type of course with classroom activities, in contrary with the exam courses, where there are no classroom activities, only exam chances are

provided

For obligatory subjects and criterion requirementsThere will be one lecture course (if the subject includes lectures) (marked as –E),and for practices and seminars as many as the number of expected study groups.Practice (-G) and seminar (-S) courses are allied with study groups, which isindicated at the end of the course codes. (e.g. MEA-AAA1-G-A4).Lecture, practice and seminar courses offer classes in the timetables.To manage education, a technical course is launched for practice and seminar partsof subjects (marked as –G-T0 or –S-T0) each. These technical courses do not appearwith class times in the timetable.

Students registering for the subject should take one course for each type launchedfor the subject.

As the main trend, students following their recommended curricula can register forcourses allied with their study group or the T0 technical courses.At the beginning of the registration period students following their recommendedcurricula are preferred from course registration point of view, those not followingthe recommended curriculum (failed subjects or ha passive semesters) can only signup for T0 in this period, and are allowed to sign up for to „real” practice andseminar courses only later – using the remaining spots.

One should choose to sign up for a technical course if (s)he can not sign up forcourses belonging to study groups (e.g. group –G-A3 would be his/her course but(s)he wants to attend –G-A4 or (s)he does not follow his/her recommendedcurriculum and has no special preference for which group to attend). Studentsregistering for technical courses are redirected to „real” courses by the coursedirector (usually based on the customs at the department, maybe taking thestudent’s whish into consideration – but always considering the available spots).This is normally done until the end of the 2nd week of instruction

Since students are allowed to attend classes of courses they are signed up for inNeptun, it is also in his/her interest to get redirected to „real” courses from T0 assoon as possible.

For elective / optional subjects and physical education coursesUsually there will be one lecture course, and also only one practice and one seminarcourse launched (if the subject contains such type of hours).However, the course director may decide on launching more than one practice orseminar courses. The difference may arouse from different time schedule of theteacher giving the classes. The end of the course code usually refers to thesedifferences. (e.g. –H17 or GRA). The student is free to chose any of the availablecourses – but still needs to sign up for one of all the course types.

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When to register for the different types of courses?

Course books, notes, the library, and with a growing intensity the Internetare available for individual studies. The latter is used by many departmentsof the Faculty to share teaching materials. For those not having Internetaccess at home or at the dormitory we have an increasing number ofcomputers in educational cabinets and free wireless internet access at mostof the main buildings of the University.

The medical training is traditionally practical by nature. There is a need todevelop numerous skills and experiences that are indispensable for themedical work. These can only be achieved through practices on teachingpreparations and in direct contact with patients. Considering all thesebeside the mainly practical sort of exams, the attendance on practices isstrictly checked.

Not one activity goes smoothly without being observed andclassified/graded at execution. To inspect study work we use check-ups.

At the university type and nature of check-ups differ significantly from thoseobserved at high schools Here students do not experience the threat of dailyoral tests. In many cases the first checking happens in the exam period atthe end of the semester. Unfortunately it frequently happens that those whodo not keep with the course of the classes regularly and postpone theirstudies will not be able to acquire the large amount of material in theavailable time and therefore they must repeat the course. It is well knownworldwide that medical training requires the largest amount of material tolearn. This is not only manifested in a longer, six year-long graduateuniversity training, but in the amount of material to be learnt during thesemesters, which is usually much larger compared to most of the othermajors. We would like to remind you that the instruction period should beused for studying. The exam period is for the revision of the already learnedstudy materials and for taking exams. We regret to inform you this way, butthe high rate of failed exams in the first years of studying proves thatstudents frequently ignore these facts.

Besides the lack of mid-term regular checking, the following fact also raisesthe number of unsuccessful exams. Those entering the medical faculty werethe best students in the secondary school or high school where they wereused to be successful with smaller effort than others ("at half power"). Nowthese "best ones" make up the field and the average of them is going to bethe standard, where the method of "half power" will not necessarily result insuccess for most.

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Undergraduate training: General Medicine major

Types of check-ups

Type of subjectSignature for meeting

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Mid-term check-upExam in exam

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Was granted earlierDoes not attend classes (none)

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The situation is made even worse by the possibility to choose the exam datefreely. To support individual studying, we made it possible for students toselect the exam date within the exam period when they would like to sit forthe exam and this date can be shifted virtually any times. Unfortunately thispossibility resulted in serial postponing of the exams, many students "slip"out of the exam period, and failing to complete the exam requirements theymust repeat the course. Many of these students are actually prepared forthe exam properly but they postpone their exams due to their fear of theexam.

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Possibilities (excerpt from the CoS. Reading the original document isirreplaceable!

The student can try completing a subject in 3 semesters (a subject can be takenup max. 3 times to complete it)

The first of these 3 tries must be a normal course, the other two (in casethe semester closing signature is granted at the first try AND the coursedirector offers such course) can be exam courses.

Regarding a subject, the max. number of failed exams is 5 (summing up theexams during the max. 3 semesters) – absences do not count

Regarding a subject, the first („exam”) and second („retake exam”) exam chancesare free, the rest are considered „repeated retake exams” and a fee is to paid – inthis case absences count, and not only in the given semester

In a given semester there can be 3 exam chances (A, B, C) in one subject and as a4th (D) the dean’s equity (special permission that can be granted once during thestudies) can be used. In this point of view, the first exam chance can be usedduring the pre-scheduled exam period.

Knowing the regulations, the student is to manage his/her examperiod, taking available exam spots and rules for signing up anddropping dates into consideration.

Exam registration:To drop an exam: 2 workdays before, until 9 a.m.To sign up for: 1 workday before, until 9 a.m.

e.g.. Exam scheduled for Dec. 21: to drop: until Dec. 19, 9 a.m. to take up: until Dec. 20, 9 a.m.

BUTexam scheduled for Dec. 27 (and 22nd and 23rd are weekend days, and Dec. 24th - 26th are Christmas, so not workdays):

to drop: until Dec. 20, 9 a.m., to take up: until Dec. 21, 9 a.m.!!!!

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dec. 10. dec. 11. dec. 12. dec. 13. dec. 14. dec. 15. dec. 16.

dec. 17. dec. 18. dec. 19. dec. 20. dec. 21. dec. 22. dec. 23.

dec. 24. dec. 25. dec. 26. dec. 27. dec. 28. dec. 29. dec. 30.

dec. 31. jan. 01. jan. 02. jan. 03. jan. 04. jan. 05. jan. 06.

jan. 07. jan. 08. jan. 09. jan. 10. jan. 11. jan. 12. jan. 13.

Last but not least, I would like to call your attention to the great opportunityof the Student Research Society (TDK) (Undergraduate Research) work.

The departments and institutes offer opportunities for interested studentsto take part in the department’s scientific and teaching work as a TDKmember, usually after successfully having passed the exam in that givensubject. During TDK work students are granted possibility to try their handsat the scientific activity of the department and may be provided with theopportunity to act as a teaching assistant to gain experience in teaching aswell.

High-level scientific results, presentations, publications regularly originatefrom the work of our TDK members.

Beside the fact that practically all university teaching careers started as aTDK work, even those wishing to apply for non-university positions, collectan irreplaceable knowledge or skills from their TDK work, and are morelikely to be able to handle the required scientific literature and to be able topresent their observations to colleagues.

Therefore I would like to encourage you to consider the departments asyour possible TDK "home" from now on. When choosing, please considerthat the topic of the scientific activity in several departments is notablydifferent from what would be expected based on the subject they teach.

For those who are interested in instructing or would like to get experiencedin that field, the „Circle of Demonstrators” (DDK) offers a very goodopportunity. This system is already used actively by some of our institutes.We plan to develop and promote it among students in the upcoming periodof time. Within its frames upper years’ more experienced students canparticipate in organizing classes, take part in the development of teachingmaterials and carry out practices and seminars as assistant instructors.

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It is our pleasure to recommend you our Simulation Educational Center (theMediSkillsLab) to practice clinical medical and dental skills with the supportof instructors and peer-demonstrators: an opportunity for guided, yetindividual practice.

Colleges for Advanced Studies at our Faculty are• for General Medicine major the Romhányi György Szakkollégium,• for Biotechnology major the Cholnoky László Szakkollégium,• and the Grastyán Endre Szakkollégium named for the faculty’s

honourable former professorThese colleges provide our highly inquisitive, talented students thepossibility to deepen their public and professional activities.

In medical training gaining nursing and other sanitary experience is highlyvaluable. Therefore we encourage our students – as a complement for theirstudies – to participate in the work of patient wards, as voluntary helper or– following a training – even as nursing assistant or nurse. In the form ofcompleting courses regarding these activities credit points can be collected.

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The Feedback system

At the Faculty our aim is to provide high-level, ever developing educationthrough implementing a well-operated quality control system. A key feature isto continuously collect feedbacks and to react knowing the values.These feedbacks regarding the recent state of our education are partlyreceived from out students – using the feedback system.

Students are invited to express their opinions in more topics in everysemester. They access questionnaires in Neptun in certain periods. Thequestionnaires are in connection with subjects or lectures or exams. Filling insuch questionnaires is in every cases anonym (the questionnaire filled in is inno way connected to the person filling it in, only the fact that the student hasfilled in a questionnaire is reported).

Among the feedback activities the most important is the one evaluatingobligatory subject and their practice leaders. Therefore students filling in ALLof those questionnaires in a given semester are granted the 1 day earlierexam registration bonus in their next active semester in return.

You as a student having just started his/her studies can also be granted thisearly registration bonus even in your first exam period – by filling in thefreshmen questionnaire. In the further semesters you’ll have obligatorysubjects to evaluate and to take the advantage.

More information is available at the home site of the Feedback Committee about thefeedback system.Dean's Order no. 7/2013 (December 20) - earlier viability for students to take up examsafter having filled in feedback questionnaires on teaching at the Medical School

„lectures”

„non-obligatory courses”

„exams”

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Fill ALL of them in

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Dear Colleagues!

The period of your life to which you have been looking forward so much isstarting right now.

You are entering a period in which you will make it from the world of themolecules through the structure and function of the cells and organs to themysteries of the human body and mind. The knowledge and professionalexperience that you acquire during your university studies will only be thebasis for your future full professional maturation and aid to become anexperienced doctor in the future. During your studies and work please donot forget: medicine is a bit of science and a bit of art as well.

We wish you enjoyable and successful studies, a pleasant student life full ofexperiences and successful exams.

László CZOPF M.D., Ph.D.

Vice-Dean for Education

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When organising the education for a faculty, harmonising the everyday co-operation ofmore than 3000 students and appr. 500 teachers is the task. This would be impossiblewithout the rules in legislations (e.g. CoS) and without the computed system guaranteeingkeeping the rules and offering the given possibilities.

As of 2016 UP chose Neptun system as its education-organisation software.

Students have access to this system through a web-based surface. The necessary loginname and password are issued by the Registrar’s Office.During out of office hours the Service Desk is also authorized to issue password for the website. (extension 36006, sd@pte.hu).

This username-password combination can also beused e.g. for accessing Wi-Fi at the campus.Since mistyping the password 10 times result in a2-hour ban from any system using thiscombination, after a password-modification it isvital to immediately re-set the password on everytools using it – these tools usually automaticallytry logging in and so it is very easy to collect the10-wrong-answer situation.

It is highly recommended to thoroughly get acquainted with the Neptun web site – a greatamount of useful information can be accessed regarding the state of the studies of astudent. (E.g. „how many elective credits do I have?”)

It is also recommended to log in to the site more times weekly even outside the normalregistration periods since usually learning materials for courses are available for downloadand also one can receive messages into the Neptun mailbox.

In every semester the activation, the registration for subjects and courses or for exams arevalid only if performed in Neptun and (name)lists and data stored in Neptun are current.

Throughout using Neptun actions are logged (e.g. registration or de-registration), theseactions can be checked upon by the Registrar’s Office with the exact time of the action.

Recently the username is the so-called Neptun-ID (a personal ID). Users already entered into theformer system (ETR) however will use the former ID: EHA-Code as a username and manyapplications still ask for EHA-codes: in case you do not have a EHA-code, give the Neptun-ID asusername.

Protect your user account:

- Use strong passwords- Do not let others have access to

your password (do not pass iton, do not leave it unattended,do not leave your tools whenlogged in)

- Make sure to set new passwordregularly

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Opening ceremony and oath (2018. September 02. 17:00)

Oath of the Freshmen:

I, …., student of the University Pécs Medical School, solemnly promise to

respect the rules of this University and the Medical School. I will pay due

reverence to all the tutors and other staff members of the University. I will

always behave in a way worthy of the name of the student of this University.

I will conduct my studies to the best of my abilities. I vow to respect all

patients’ human dignity. I will never break their confidence or disclose their

secrets. With all my efforts I will familiarise myself with the latest

accomplishments in the medical sciences so as to make a highly qualified

professional of great erudition.

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About dress code

You intend to become doctors, and as in case of every profession, medicine

has its own formal rules.

Preparing for a professional life learning desirable manners and appearance is

also a part of the „program”.

The doctor in his/her position should show collectedness, preparedness,

discipline, trustworthiness and is to meet the professional (hygienic)

requirements as well.

Of course, as a medical student for everyday use a young-style, casual wear is

acceptable (as long as it meets the necessary hygienic requirements), but at

official events (such as classes, clinical practices, especially at exams,

conferences) students should adapt to the prestige of the Faculty and the

traditionally conservative style of the medical profession, suggesting to be

aware of the formal regulations of their chosen profession.

At exams it shows confidence to dress according to Faculty dress code and

please note, that your examiners are usually older than you…

Matriculation using the Neptun online system2018. 08. 21*. 08:00 – 08. 31. 23:59

You can do the matriculation (and in every coming semester the obligatoryenrolment – declaring the coming semester active or passive) in the Neptunsystem.Your username (Neptun-code) and password are sent to your e-mail address,just like your study group number.

https://h.neptun.pte.hu/hallgato/login.aspx-> set language to English -> log in -> Administration ->Enrolment/Registration

* In this first semester of your studies freshmen are offered to do thematriculation together (COLLECTIVE ENROLMENT) on September 01, with thehelp of the Registrar’s Office. The place and schedule of the event will beannounced at the Orientation Day.

Carefully fill in the matriculation card: make sure data typed in are identicalto the ones in your passport or residency card.Having successfully saved the matriculation form please print out one copyand submit it to the Registrar’s Office to your officer: Ms. Enikő PORTIK-DOBOS.Having successfully saved the form you are entitled to register for subjectsand their coursesYour matriculation is complete when the Registrar’s Office processes theform.

By matriculating/registering you establish a legal relationship with theuniversity. You matriculate to a educational program (GENM), which has amajor (GENM) and a curriculum (GENM 2018), that you have to follow andaccomplish.The legal relationship involves rights and obligations – to be aware of themDO READ the Code of Studies and Examinations (CoS)!

Frequently occurring errors:- pop-up windows are banned on your device- You use an unsupported version of Chrome, Firefox or Internet Explorer

or you use an unsupported browser- Pay attention to filling in data in the required format (e.g. bank account

number or cell phone number)- Some required data are not filled in

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Taking up and dropping subjects AND courses in Neptun

obligatory subjects: 2018. 08. 21. 09:00 – 09. 01. 24:00electives and optionals: 2018. 08. 27. 08:00 – 09. 08. 24:00

dropping: – 09. 05. 24:00criterion requirements: 2018. 08. 27. 08:00 – 09. 08. 24:00

1. Activate the semester 2. Sign up for the subject 3. Choose course(s)One subject might be covered by more than one course (e.g. lecture andpractice and/or seminar courses are needed)You may attend the class only if you have the subject and the courseregistered in Neptun!

Check out these to do the subject/course registration properly:- Code of Studies and Examinations: English translation online (not up-to-date)

- E.g. conditions of dismissal: how many times can you take a subject, etc.- Recommended curriculum: online

- Which obligatory subjects to take up in this semester- Timetable for obligatory courses: online

- When do I have classes for my obligatory courses- Course descriptions: online

- Details of obligatories. Which electives and optionals to take- List of available courses (with schedules and classrooms) – in Neptun

- When are my chosen courses: can I get there on time? - Is there available spot for me?

- Chart of classrooms – or see the end of this booklet, in the maps section- Places are given as room ID-s. Where is my chosen course?

Pre-requisitesAll subjects have their recommended semesters and most of them havepre-requisite subjects. The semester is really only a recommendation, butworth paying attention to. The pre-requisites are the ones limiting whenyou can take the subject.- Pre-requisite in advance: the prescribed subject must be accomplished

before taking the desired subject (e.g. OAA-MB2-T completed)- Parallel pre-requisite: the prescribed subject must be accomplished

before or taken in the same semester with the desired subject (e.g.OAA-MB2-T parallel)

The „in advance” type is checked for by the system, but in case of parallelpre-requisite you must make sure you have that subject accomplished ortaken up.In case after the course registration period it turns out that you have signedup for a subject which requires a parallel pre-requisite that you do nothave, the subject is deleted from your course list.The course director has the right to prescribe as a prerequisite ofregistering for the course the valid and „eligible” result from the yearlymedical eligibility test.

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Late events or Events requiring special permissions

Late activation of semester form to be submitted to RO until: 2018. 09. 21. (S3)

Late passivation of semester form to be submitted to RO until: 2018. 09. 28. (S4)

Late registration for obligatory subject and its course(s)CoS Annex No. 2 Section 2/A § (2) to be submitted to RO until 2018. 09. 28. (S4)• form for signing up for subject + course • form for dropping subject + course

Credit Transfer:

For detailed information about the process please visit the website.

Please note, that due to many requests are to be handled at a time and alsothe process itself includes heavy administration with many participants,getting the result may take a long time.

Officer: Mrs Márta DÉVAINÉ BAGÁNY (extension 36105)forms and attachments to be submitted to RO until: 2018. 08. 13.

Taking subject and course from a different major : CoS Annex No. 2 Section 2/A. § (4) és (15)

form to be submitted to RO until: 2018. 08. 21. (R1)

Taking subject and course in a different language: CoS Annex No. 2 Section 2/A. § (4) és (15)

form to be submitted to RO until: 2018. 08. 13. (R1 - 5 workdays)

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Steps in managing education (such as enrolment, subject and courseregistration) is usually regulated by strict deadlines.In certain cases it is possible to get permissions to late activities by submittingrequests, but considering effectiveness of education and also personalprogress it is evidently advantageous to stick to original deadlines.

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Obligatory Medical Eligibility Tests (as of 2018.08.01.)

• For the students of the Medical School it is obligatory to pass ayearly medical eligibility test. Many of the courses can be registeredfor only with valid „eligible” test result.

• The result of the test is registered in Neptun and has an expiry date(one year from the test).

• For freshmen the Student Service and Admission Office arrangesthe first appointment with the service provider

• In forthcoming semesters you can make an appointment:http://aok.pte.hu/medical-check-up

Receiving student status certificates (as of 2018.09.03.)

You can require student status certificate or transcript of your studies from your RO officer Fees regarding these documents: List of charges and fees: CCB Annex

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Student card

http://kti.pte.hu/content/student-card?language=en1. Matriculate in Neptun 2. in a few days in Neptun, under My Data -> Personal information an

„Education ID:” will appear – write it up3. Go to the Document Office (Kossuth tér 1-3 or Szántó Kovács J. u.

1/b. ) and demand a NEK-datasheet - you’ll photo will be taken on the spot and you’ll give your official signature – your 16-digit NEK-number is in the upper right corner.

4. demand the permanent student card: Neptun -> Administration -> Student Card request (here you’ll need the NEK-number)

5. Go to Central Registrar’s Office (KTI) (Dohány u. 1-3.) and ask for a temporary student card – they’ll need your Education ID. Temporary student card is valid for 60 days

6. In appr. October you’ll have to pick up your permanent card at the Document Office

Register for library membership

For the faculty library: http://aok.pte.hu/en/egyseg/almenu/900/27

Support for students with special needs

Contact Ms ADONYINÉ GÁBORI Mária (UP coordinator for students with specialneeds) at +36 30 235 4553 orMr MAGDALI Csaba (head of the Support Service Office) at + 36 72 501 500 ext.24018

Recommended Administration

For the Centre of Learning: http://www.lib.pte.hu/en/ek/library-news

Buy your lab coat, scalpel, latex gloves, basic tools, school books and notes

Usually on the first weeks sales and exchanges are arranged for students

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Freshmen’s feedback matriculation questionnaire *

The opinion of students concerning the education at UPMS is important to developour service. Some questionnaires of the feedback system provide students with abonus to – in return to their work in expressing their opinion on a semester’ssubjects – book their exam dates in the next exam period one day earlier. Thematriculation questionnaire is especially for students not having an earlier activesemester, giving them the same chance.Details: http://aok.pte.hu/en/egyseg/almenu/1930/215

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• Neptun manuals (log in to the site using your username and password at the bottom of the page): http://neptun.pte.hu/en/hallgatoi_segedlet

• Manuals on the Neptun main page (change language to English): https://h.neptun.pte.hu/hallgato/login.aspx

Useful manuals

In Neptun:See the „Debits” section

In a cashier:At the moment there are 4 faculties where cashiers are available. Theclosest one to the UPMS is the one on the Faculty of Humanities (takethe main entrance, take the right elevator, and go to the 5th floor)

By bank transfer:http://kti.pte.hu/?language=en (click on orange English languagetexts)

Ways of payment

DebitsIn case you have active debit with expired deadline, in events likeenrolment of course/exam registration you can be banned.

To find out if you have such an item:Log in to Neptun -> Finances -> PaymentSet filters to:- Terms: All terms- Status: Active

This way you’ll be always aware of any active debits, no matter when didthey arose.

You can settle payments online by selecting payment and clicking on thePay in button. (VPOS transaction)

FINANCES Charges and feesBasic Document: Code of Charges and Benefits (CCB)

List of charges and fees: CCB AnnexResponsible office: Office of Student Finances (KTI)

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FINANCES Tuition feeBasic Document: Code of Charges and Benefits (CCB)

List of charges and fees: CCB AnnexResponsible office: Office of Student Finances (KTI)

2018/2019. fall semester

2018/2019. springsemester

Deadline for handing in requests for tuition fee reduction:

2018. August 13. 2019. January 07.

Deadline for paying the first 40% of the tuition fee:

2018. August 13. 2019. January 07.

Deadline for handing in the receipt on the payment of the tuition fee:

2018. August 13. 2019. January 07.

Deadline for paying the second 60% of the tuition fee (or reduced amount) and submitting the receipt:

2018. October 15. 2019. March 15.

Deadlines for paying tuition fee

The Dean’s order regarding tuition fees

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Study Contract

Students receive a personal study contract. It must be signed and submittedduring the registration process to the Central Student Office (KTI). In case ofmissing study contract students can not take any courses or exams.

Attending classes

On non-exam courses attending classes is obligatory.

You are only allowed to attend the class if you are signed up for boththe subject AND the course in Neptun.

Institutes/Clinics have the right to take catalogue on attending students.

About possible rate of missed classes and possible ways to make up forthem- Read section 45. §. (2) and Annex 2 section 1/a. § of the CoS- and for special rules for the individual courses read the course

descriptions

Please note that being late for classes is considered as missed class insome of the departments!!

In certain courses, in addition to attending classes, further requirementsare prescribed to have the semester accepted (e.g. take project reports,etc.)

Attending classes, disciplinary issues

Disciplinary issues

- House Rules

- Please help us keep maintaining the environment worthy of a medical school’s name at lowest possible cost and surplus effort.

- Smoking is only allowed on the designated place.

- Please make sure to leave any unnecessary items in your locker or at the cloak room when going to classes to departments!

- Rules regarding cheating at exams

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Official communication - from the university:announcement: on the web pages of UP, UPMS or Neptun

Mail merge to mailing lists: from the RO, from teachers or departments(Please, try setting your mail box removing your RO officer’s or the RO’semail address from black or grey list – many times we need to send out mailmerges to hundreds of recipients…)

direct e-mail*: to your e-mail address stored in Neptun

Virtual messages: from Neptun or a Neptun Meet Street virtual scene (from teachers or departments) available in the „Neptun mailbox” – course mail, exam mail

Neptun system entry (e.g. grade entered in Neptun)Neptun pop-up message (e.g. error messages)

Official mail: to the permanent or notification address*

Telephone call from RO or university department

* It is of high importance to report changes in your e-mail addressor your notification address within 8 days to your RO officer.

Official communication - from the student:- e-mail- form filled in and submitted- written request submitted- telephone call- fax sent

When reporting an error or a problem please write us an e-mail – thus thetime of report can show that it was done within the deadline, and we aregrateful if you describe the problem as much as you can and also if youcould enclose a screen shot.

What is NOT considered as official communication:- Message or entry on a social network (e.g. Facebook)- Skype, Twitter, etc. message

Please note that any third party can only receive information about yourstudent status or studies if they have written authorisation from you (e.g.when you ask your classmate to pick up your student status certificate foryou from the RO).

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2. Start with: Dear… Address the person:

o according to title + surname: Professor <surname>o using full name: Mr/Ms <surname or full name>o or if you have no idea: Madam/Sir

3. Short introduction• Your name (your major, when you started your studies, your

Neptun-code) – it helps identifying you

4. Give the reason you are writing for• Do not forget to stay polite and that your are requesting

something, not giving orders…

5. Express thanks, say good bye, sign• If not using e-mail, do not forget the date and reply address

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• How many credits do I have in which module,

• Is my medical eligibility test result valid yet

• Paying debts, fees• Course schedules, learning

materials uploaded, uploaded tasks• Neptun-messages,• feedback, UPMS bus, skills lab

practices, other subscription lists,• Data edit (e-mail, addresses, bank

account), • Requesting student card

• admissions,• lockers, • receiving parcels, • service-look-up (doctor,

advocate, repairman, removal service…)

• Assistance with customs clearance, police report request, residence permit / card

• small translations

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• FinancesStudent contracts, problems regarding payments/debts, receipts regarding payments, pay-outs, returned amounts

• Student cardthe whole requesting process, temporary cards, validating stickers

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• MS / RO web siteregulations, forms, curricula, program booklets, timetables, deadlines, campus maps, Contact info to teachersLogging in to intranet sites

• RO officerStatus certificate, transcript,Submitting requests, reports,Guidance regarding study management,Neptun-password, Neptun-related problems,Credit transfer, Signing up for summer practices

Departments• Request for late course registration/dropping, shifting between study groups,

justifying and making up for missed classes, missing course material on Neptun,grade-correction, making up for missed class tasks …

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University of Pécs (UP) Rector DR. MISETA Attila full professorRector’s Office H-7622 Pécs, Vasvári Pál u. 4.

Central phone +36 72 501 500web http://www.pte.hu/Facebook http://www.facebook.com/universityofpecsYoutube www.youtube.com/PTE1367

The University of Pécs - Directorate for Academic Affairs (PTE OIG) Management of educational programmes, Hungarian state admission processes, institute-level management of Neptunaddress H-7622 Pécs, Vasvári Pál u. 4. 2nd floor, room 229web http://oig.pte.hu

University of Pécs - Central Registrar’s Office (KTI) –Student Finance OfficeStudent finance affairs, student cardsaddress H-7622 Pécs, Dohány u. 1-3.e-mail infokti@pte.huweb http://kti.pte.hu

University of Pécs – Carrier Office (former KÖSZI)Counselling, trainings, carrier-support, office servicesaddress H-7622 Pécs, Vasvári Pál u. 4. e-mail karrieriroda@pte.huweb http://www.ptekarrieriroda.hu/

https://www.facebook.com/ptekarrieriroda

Institutional Erasmus Coordinators –Directorate for Academic Affairs - Erasmus Groupaddress H-7622 Pécs, Vasvári Pál u. 4., 2nd floor, room 234web http://erasmus.pte.hu/?language=en

UP Foreign Language Centrelanguage learning, language exams and language mediationaddress H-7633 Pécs, Szántó Kovács János u. 1/b e-mail kurzusok@inyk.pte.huWeb http://inyk.pte.hu/english/pte-idegen-nyelvi-titkarsag/

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and committees

About the Schoolleadership graduate training network of teaching hospitals How to find us Virtual tour Recognitions…

Or an organisational unit

News, events, photo and video galleries, statistical data, history, …

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DepartmentsClinics and Institutes with contacts for teachers Teaching hospitals

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Administration->

Office hours:4 periods during the year:- Semester start: Mo-Fr: 08.00-

12.00 and 13.30-16.00- Instruction period:

M / W / F: 08.00-12.00 and Tu / Th: 12.00-16.00

- Exam period: Mo-Fr: 08.00-12.00

- From mid-July to mid-August:Mo / W / Fr: 08.00-12.00 andTu / Th: 10.00-12.00

Contact:

For the office:H-7624 Pécs, Szigeti út 12.registrars.office@aok.pte.hu

For members of staff:See under Staff menu

For personal appointmentplease take your number at thequeue machine on the corridorand wait to be called into theoffice on the screen.

First it is recommended tocontact your RO officer(for general medicine studentsadmitted in 2018:Ms. Enikő PORTIK-DOBOS).

If necessary, she’ll forward yourrequest to the Registrar or askfor appointment for you withthe Vice-Dean of Education.

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Announcemente.g. deadlines, exam courses, news

Codes and guidelines- Regulations concerning studies and finances- Rules of procedures, guidelines, how-to-s

Booklets and curricula + Timetables- Schedule of the year, course descriptions, - All curriculum-versions, - Booklet of clinical skills, list of accredited summer

practice training places

Transfer + Recognition of previous studies

Downloads and forms- For late and permission-requiring cases, - For summer practices

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LEADERSHIP OF THE MEDICAL SCHOOL

DEAN Mr NYITRAI Miklós M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc., full professoroffice hours: on requested appointment, place: Dean’s Office

VICE-DEANSVice-Dean for General Affairs Mr ERTL Tibor Ph.D., D.Sc., Med. H., full professor

and Postgraduate EducationVice-Dean for Education Mr CZOPF László M.D., Ph.D., professorVice-Dean for Science Ms REGLŐDI Dóra M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc., full professorVice-Dean for Student Welfare Mr TÉNYI Tamás M.D., Ph.D., full professorand International Relations

TRAINING PROGRAMMES OFFERED BY UP MS

in Hungarian as training language General Medicine Major (undivided)Dentistry Major (undivided)Health Science Translator and Interpreter

in English as training language General Medicine Major (undivided)Dentistry Major (undivided)Biotechnology Major (MSc)

in German as training language General Medicine Major (undivided)Dentistry Major (undivided)

LEADERS OF THE TRAINING PROGRAMMES http://aok.pte.hu/gradual-training

General Medicine Major http://medschool.pte.huMr CZOPF László M.D., Ph.D., professor

Dentistry Major http://ftsz.pte.hu/enMr NAGY Ákos D.M.D., Ph.D., professor

Biotechnology Major (MSC) http://medbiotech.aok.pte.hu/enMr BALOGH Péter M.D., PhD, full professor

Health Science Translator and Specialised InterpreterMr RÉBÉK-NAGY Gábor professor

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Matriculation/enrolment, counselling regarding progress of studies, requests student status certificates, transcripts, averages, credit transfer, transfer, NeptunDiploma, diploma supplement etc.

address H-7624 Pécs, Szigeti út 12., Main Building, 1st floore-mail registrars.office@aok.pte.huweb http://aok.pte.hu/en/egyseg/index/570

Registrar Ms POTOS Bernadett 31518Deputy Registrar Ms CSOMOR Klaudia 36013Deputy Registrar Ms KAJTÁR Korinna 36015RO officer for year of 2018 Ms PORTIK-DOBOS Enikő 36016

Office for International Relations and Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus, Tempus Mundi programmes for incoming and outgoing students

address H-7624 Pécs, Szigeti út 12., Main Building, 1st floore-mail nkb@aok.pte.huweb http://aok.pte.hu/en/egyseg/index/1780

Head of the Office Ms TOMÓZER Anett 36358Management consultant Ms. HUSZÁR Ildikó 36359

UPMS Admissions and English Student Service Center address H-7624 Pécs, 12 Szigeti Street, Main Building, 1st floore-mail studentservice.center@aok.pte.huweb http://admissions.medschool.pte.hu/

UPMS International Studies Centreaddress H-7622 Pécs, Dohány u. 1-3., 3rd floorweb http://www.isc.pte.hu

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AEGEE-Pécsaddress H-7622 Pécs, Rákóczi út 80., Faculty of Business and Economicse-mail aegeepecs@gmail.comweb http://www.aegee.org, http://www.aegeepecs.hu

https://www.facebook.com/aegeepecs/

AIESEC-Pécsweb http://ktk.pte.hu/hot/diakszervezetek/aiesec

Erasmus Student Networkweb http://pecs.esn.hu/

https://www.facebook.com/Erasmus-Student-Network-P%C3%A9cs-ESN-P%C3%A9cs-329815860535803/

English-German Student Council (EGSC)address H-7624 Pécs, Szigeti út 12., Main Building, 3rd floore-mail egsc@aok.pte.huweb http://egsc.aok.pte.hu

https://www.facebook.com/pte.aok.egsc

Confabula Editorialaddress H-7624 Pécs, Szigeti út 12., Main Building, basement, e-mail confabula@aok.pte.hu confabula.pte@gmail.comweb https://www.facebook.com/Confabula/?fref=ts

Faculty computer roomaddress H-7624 Pécs, Szigeti út 12., Main Building, 2nd floor

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LIBRARIES

UP Central Library / Centre for Learningaddress H-7622 Pécs, Universitas u. 2/a.web http://www.lib.pte.hu/en/ek/library-news

https://www.facebook.com/tudaskozpont?fref=ts

„PEKÁR Mihály” Medical and Life Sciences Library address H-7624 Pécs, Szigeti út 12., Main building, 3rd floore-mail kolcsonzo@aok.pte.huweb http://aok.pte.hu/en/egyseg/index/900

Medicina Book Storeaddress H-7624 Pécs, Szigeti út 12., Main building, basement

SPORT

Directorate for Academic Affairs – Sports Officeweb http://sportiroda.pte.hu/english/

UP Sports Facilitiesweb https://pte.hu/english/sports

Discount tickets for sport centres and cultural eventsweb https://www.facebook.com/PTE-%C3%81OK-H%C3%96K-

275905712456659/?fref=ts

CAMPUS DINING FACILITIES

Within the Szigeti campus – especially in the Main Building – thereare cafes, cantines, vending machines, microwawe oven and electrickettle set out for students and in Building B we have BistroBellagio

Nearby the campus there are (food) stores, fast food restaurant, restaurants

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web EDUROAM EDUROAM Office365

password for Neptun: Step 1: RO officerStep 2: sd@pte.hu (ext. 36006)

HEALTH CARE

http://pte.hu/english/health_services

General Practitioner (GP) Serviceaddress H-7624, Pécs, Nyár u. 8.appointment + 36 30 709 5315email haziorvos@pte.huweb https://haziorvos.pte.hu/ (login with Neptun ID)

Health Psychology Counselling web http://pszikon.aok.pte.hu/en

Services for special needs studentsFor students with special needs (dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, reduced mobility, visual impairment, hearing impairment, etc.) contact Mr MAGDALI Csaba at magdali.csaba@pte.huaddress H-7624 Pécs, Ifjúság street 6. A build. Room 130.web http://tamogatoszolgalat.pte.hu/en

https://www.facebook.com/tamogatoszolgalat/

ACCOMMODATION

UP Dormitories, Student Housinghttp://pte.hu/english/accomodation

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Department of Languages for Specific Purposesaddress H-7624 Pécs, Szigeti út 12., Main Building, 1st floorweb http://aok.pte.hu/en/egyseg/index/60

UPMS International Studies Centreaddress H-7622 Pécs, Dohány u. 1-3., 3rd floorweb http://www.isc.pte.hu

Foreign Language Centreaddress H-7633 Pécs, Szántó Kovács J. u. 1/b.web http://inyk.pte.hu/adminisztracio/

Hungarian Language for Foreignersweb http://magyar-ok.hu/en/courses.html

https://www.facebook.com/groups/354863157977824/about/

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Department of Languages for Specific Purposesaddress H-7624 Pécs, Szigeti út 12., Main Building, 1st floorweb http://aok.pte.hu/en/egyseg/index/60

UPMS International Studies Centreaddress H-7622 Pécs, Dohány Street 1-3., 3rd floorweb http://www.isc.pte.hu http://magyar-ok.hu/en/courses.html

http://www.magyarora.com/english/

https://www.duolingo.com/course/hu/en/Learn-Hungarian-Online

http://www.letslearnhungarian.net/

http://www.loecsen.com/en/learn-hungarian

http://www.101languages.net/hungarian/

https://www.facebook.com/10minHungarian/

https://www.facebook.com/daily.magyar/

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DECODING ROOM-IDs

Teaching rooms in use at UP MS and FP are mentioned by names and/orID-s in Neptun and in e.g. timetables.

Room-IDs are built uniformly and in a way to refer to the place of theroom: identifying campus, building, (wing), floor

A O K - S Z E 1 – E A 4

1-2. character: campus, 3. character: buildingAK – Akác street 1. (former Military Hospital)

Buildings KET and HETED – Édesanyák Road 17.

O – building for OncotherapyH – OBG „hotel” wingF – OBG main buildingT – OBG lecture hall

DIS – Dischka Győző street 5.(Dentistry clinic: single building)JA – József Attila Road 7.(Paediatric Clinic)

Buildings A, FMAL – Magyar Lajos street 4.: teaching room of the Ambulance

StationMUM – Munkácsy Mihály street 2. (single building, Urology, ENT)NY – Nyár street 8. (former Paediatric Hospital)

Buildings A, D, FRA – Rákóczi Road 2.(Kórház Square, former County Hospital)

Buildings A, B, C, F, G, K, R RE – Rét street 2.

D: Diagnostic wing (southern side), F: main building or clinical wing (northern side)R: Rehabilitation Center

ROK - Rókus Street 2. (single building, Faculty of Pharmacy)SPO – various sport facilities all over the citySZ – Szigeti campus: Szigeti Street 2 + Ifjúság Road 13.

southern part: A, B, E (Main) , D, F, G, H buildingnorthern part: : SZK – clinical building wings A or B

SZS – Heart ClinicTUZ – Tüzér street 11.: Ambulance StationVE – Dr. Veress Endre street 2. polyclinicXA – Xavér street 19. („Sörház”)

4. character: floor

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2 - Szigeti campus southern partSzigeti út 12. Buildings A, B, D, E (Main Building), F, G, H

3 - Rókus u. 2. Departments of the School of Pharmacy4 - Édesanyák útja 17. Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Department of Oncotherapy

Nyár u. 8. Centre for Occupational Medicine

5 - Rákóczi út 2. (former County Hospital on „Kórház tér") Pulmonology, Infectology, etc.6 - Rét utca 2. Departments of Neurology, Psychiatry, Neurosurgery, Diagnostic Centre,

Department of Medical Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine7 - József Attila u. 7. Department of Paediatrics8 - Dischka Győző u. 5. Department of Dentistry9 - Munkácsy Mihály u. 2. Departments of Otolaryngology and Urology

10 - Akác utca 1. former Military Hospital: Dermatology Department, Dept. of Orthopaedics , Dept. of Rheumatology

11 - Veress Endre u. 2. Polyclinic Nr 312 - Tüzér u. 11. National Ambulance Station Pécs

Magyar Lajos u. 4. learning centre of the Ambulance Station

13 - Ifjúság útja 6.: Building “A”: Faculty of Humanities (e.g. cashier), Building “B”: e.g. sports facilities, Building “C”: Faculty of Natural Sciences (e.g. “TTK” Physical Chemistry Lab)

14 - Jakabhegyi út 6. Balassa János Dormitory and UPMS Sports Hall

15 - Vasvári Pál u. 4. Rector’s Office, main UP administrative units16 - Universitas u. 2/a. „Tudásközpont”, Central Educational Office (KTI), University Central Library17 - Lánc u. 12. Polyclinic Nr 118 - Zsolnay Vilmos u. 37. Zsolnay Quarter19 - Csend u. 3. Office of Immigration and Nationality

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Heart Clinic

Pacsirta u. 2. and 3. • 2nd Department of Internal Medicine and Nephrology Centre• National Blood Bank, Regional Centre Pécs

Ifjúság útja 34. • Szentágothai János Research Center - “Science Building” (SZKK)

Jakabhegyi út 6. (Sports Hall)• UP MS Sports Facilities

Wing A Wing B Wing C

Basement (A) Dept. of Nuclear Medicine Radiology Clinic

Ground floor 1 (M)

Outpatient consulting rooms (traumatology, vascular surgery, pain policlinic)

Regional Screening and Diagnostic Centre (radiology, endoscopy, orthopaedics, gastroenterology)

Entz Béla Educ. CenterDept. of Emergency Medicine (SBO)Burn Surgery

Ground floor2 (F)

Outpatient consulting rooms (echo, cardiology, carotis US, angiology, ECG, ergometry, Endocrinology, haematology)

Regional Screening and Diagnostic Centresurgery, stroke policlinic, Clinical Pharmacology examination room

Central Lobby

1st floor In-patient dept. for 1st Dept. of Internal Medicine: angiology, endocrinology

In-patient dept. for 1st Dept. of Internal Medicine: angiology, cardiology

1st Dept. of Internal Medicine: directorate, coronary ward, stroke wardDept. of Neurology

2nd floor Dept. of Vascular Surgery 1st Dept. of Internal Medicine: Gastroenterology

Dept. of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy (AITI)

3rd floor In-patient dept. for 1st Dept. of Internal Medicine: haematology

In-patient dept. for 1st Dept. of Internal Medicine: haematology, cardiology, gastroenterology

1st Dept. of Internal Medicine: intensive care, gastroenterologySurgery Clinic

4th floor In-patient dept. for Dept. of Surgery

In-patient dept. for Dept. of Surgery operating theatre 1-3

5th floor Dept. Of OrthopaedicsDept. Of Traumatology

In-patient dept. for Dept. of Surgery operating theatre 4-6

6th floor In-patient dept. for Dept. Of Orthopaedics

In-patient dept. for Dept. of Traumatology

operating theatre 7-9

7th floor Dept. of Laboratory Medicine Dept. of Traumatology: directorate Dept. of Laboratory Medicine: directorate

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2nd Department of Internal Medicine and Nephrology Centre – Pacsirta u. 1.

PABF-NEA IntMed2 ground floor lecture room of the 2nd Dept. of IntMed

PAN2-NEK Nephrology 2nd floor library of the Nephrology Clinic

PAN2-NES Nephrology 2nd floor seminar room of the Nephrology Clinic

National Blood Bank, Regional Centre Pécs – Pacsirta u. 3.

PAV1-VEO 1st floor Seminar room of Blood Transfusion Dept.

Szentágothai János Research Center (Science Building) - 7624 Pécs, Ifjúság útja 34.

Building A

SZKK-A101 Building A 1st floor Szentágothai Research Center Building A room 101

SZKK-A102 Building A 1st floor Szentágothai Research Center Building A room 102

SZKK-A103 Building A 1st floor Szentágothai Research Center Building A room 103

SZKK-A104 Building A 1st floor Szentágothai Research Center Building A room 104

Building B

SZKK-B001 Building B gr. floor Szentágothai Research Center Building B room 001

SZKK-B001 Building B gr. floor Szentágothai Research Center Building B room 002

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Clinical Building

SZKAA-NMO Wing A basement teaching room of the Nuclear Medicina Dept.

SZKBA-RDE Wing B basement Radiology "demonstration room"

SZKBM-EB01 Entz Béla Center Seminar room K001

SZKBM-EB02 Entz Béla Center Seminar room K002

SZKBM-EB03 Entz Béla Center Seminar room K003

SZKBM-EB04 Entz Béla Center Seminar room K004

SZKBM-EB05 Entz Béla Center Seminar room K005

SZKBM-EBEA Entz Béla Center Lecture hall of the Entz Béla Center

SZKA7-LMS Wing A 7th floor Seminar room of the Laboratory Medicine Dept.

Heart Institute

SZSF-SCK ground floor teaching room of the Heart Clinic

SZSF-SCO ground floor library of the Heart Clinic

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• Building A: Department of Pharmaceutics and Central Clinical Pharmacy, Library 2 of the Physiology Department

• Building B: Department of Organic and Pharmacological Chemistry, Institute of Bioanalysis, Department of Behavioural Sciences, Central Electron Microscope Laboratory

• Building E (Main Building):• ground floor: Department of Medical Microbiology and Immunology,

Department of Pathology, Auditorium• 1st floor: Institute of Physiology, Department of Forensic Medicine, RO• 2nd floor: Institute for Translational Medicine, Department of Anatomy• 2.5th floor (through back staircase): Department of Public Health Medicine• 3rd floor: Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy (Department of

Pharmacology), Department of Medical Biology• 4th floor: Department of Languages for Specific Purposes (Profex Language

Exam Center), MediSkills Lab Education and Simulation Center

• Building D: Department of Biochemistry and Medical Chemistry

• Building F: Department of Biophysics, Department of Medical Genetics

• Building G: Department of Operational Medicine, Department of Surgical Researchand Techniques (SOKI)

• Building H: Department of Immunology and Biotechnology57

Building „A” (white) - 7624 Pécs, Honvéd u. 1-3.SZA3-ELK 3rd floor Physiology Institute library

SZA3-GYK 3rd floor library of the Central Clinical Pharmacy

Building „B” (pink) - 7624 Pécs, Honvéd u. 1.SZBA-BAC basement computer room of Bioanalytics Dept.

SZBA-BAL basement instr. analysis lab of the Bioanalytics Dept.

SZBA-BAS basement seminar room of the Bioanalytics Dept.

SZBF-FSK gr. floor library of the Dept. of Organic and

Pharmacological Chemistry

SZB1-BAK 1st floor library of the Bioanalytics Dept.

SZB2-MIG 2nd floor practice room of the Dept. of Behavioural

Sciences

SZB2-MIK 2nd floor library of the Dept. of Behavioural Sciences

Building „D” - 7624 Pécs, Szigeti út 12.SZDF-BIK gr. floor library of the Biochemistry Dept.

SZDF-KGG gr. floor practice room of Biochemistry Dept.

SZD1-108 1st floor room nr. 108, Biochemistry Dept.

SZD1-213 1st floor room nr. 213, Biochemistry Dept.

SZD1-BKK 1st floor library of the Biochemistry Dept.

SZD1-KG1 1st floor practice room Nr. 1 of Biochemistry Dept.

SZD1-KG2 1st floor practice room Nr. 2 of Biochemistry Dept.

SZD1-KS3 1st floor seminar room Nr. 3 of Biochemistry Dept.

SZD1-KS4 1st floor seminar room Nr. 4 of Biochemistry Dept.

SZD1-KSZ 1st floor seminar room of Biochemistry Dept.

Building „F” - 7624 Pécs, Szigeti út 12.SZFF-FGA gr. floor practice room "A" of the Biophysics Dept

SZFF-FGB gr. floor practice room „B" of the Biophysics Dept

SZFF-FKS gr. floor small seminar room of Biophysics Dept

SZFF-FNS gr. floor large seminar room of Biophysics Dept

SZF1-BFT 1st floor conference room of the Biophysics Dept.

Building „G” (former Immunology) - 7624 Pécs, Szigeti

út 12.SZGF-MMS gr. floor room of the Dept. of Operational Medicine

(former seminar room)

SZG1-MMK 1st floor room of the Dept. of Operational Medicine

(former library)

Building „H” (former Finance Dept.) - 7624 Pécs, Szigeti

út 12.SZH1-115 1st floor Honvéd u. 5, seminar room 115

SZH1-116 1st floor Honvéd u. 5, seminar room 116

SZH1-117 1st floor Honvéd u. 5, seminar room 117

SZH1-118 1st floor Honvéd u. 5, seminar room 118

SZH2-217 2nd floor Honvéd u. 5, seminar room 217

SZH2-218 2nd floor Honvéd u. 5, seminar room 218

Building „E” (Main Building) - 7624 Pécs, Szigeti út 12.SZEA-EDZ basement Main Building training room

SZEA-TSZ basement Main Building study room

SZEA-USZ basement Main Building swimming pool

SZEF-AUL gr. floor „Romhányi György” Aula

SZEF-MUZ gr. floor Medical Faculty Museum

SZEF-NYL gr. floor former UP MS language lab

SZEF-OMG gr. floor practice room of Microbiology Dept.

SZEF-OMK gr. floor library of Microbiology Dept.

SZEF-PAB gr. floor dissection room of Pathology Dept.

SZEF-PAG gr. floor practice room of the Pathology Dept.

SZEF-PAK gr. floor library of the Pathology Dept.

SZEF-SZ2 gr. floor seminar room 2

SZEF-SZ3 gr. floor seminar room 3

SZEF-SZ5 gr. floor seminar room 5

SZE1-EA1 1st floor Lecture room 1 (Cholnoky-hall)

SZE1-EA2 1st floor Lecture room 2 (Lissák-hall)

SZE1-EA3 1st floor Lecture room 3 (Donhoffer-hall)

SZE1-EA4 1st floor Lecture room 4 (Flerkó-hall)

SZE1-EGA 1st floor practice room "A" of Physiology Dept.

SZE1-EGB 1st floor practice room "B" of Physiology Dept.

SZE1-EGC 1st floor practice room "C" of Physiology Dept.

SZE1-EGD 1st floor practice room "D" of Physiology Dept.

SZE1-ELK 1st floor library of Physiology Dept.

SZE1-IOB 1st floor practice room of the Forensic Medicine Dept.

SZE1-IOK 1st floor library of Dept. of Forensic Medicine

SZE1-IOS 1st floor seminar room of Dept. of Forensic Medicine

SZE1-IOT 1st floor toxicology room of Dept. of Forensic Medicine

SZE1-TAD 1st floor Dean’s conference room Nr 2

SZE1-TAK 1st floor small conference room

SZE1-TAN 1st floor large Conference room

SZE2-AB1 2nd floor dissection room Nr 1 of Anatomy Dept.

SZE2-AB2 2nd floor dissection room Nr 2 of Anatomy Dept.

SZE2-AB3 2nd floor dissection room Nr 3 of Anatomy Dept.

SZE2-AB4 2nd floor dissection room Nr 4 of Anatomy Dept.

SZE2-AB5 2nd floor dissection room Nr 5 of Anatomy Dept.

SZE2-AB6 2nd floor dissection room Nr 6 of Anatomy Dept.

SZE2-AB7 2nd floor dissection room Nr 7 of Anatomy Dept.

SZE2-ANK 2nd floor library of Anatomy Dept.

SZE2-AS1 2nd floor histology room Nr 1 of Anatomy Dept.

SZE2-AS2 2nd floor histology room Nr 2 of Anatomy Dept.

SZE2-AS3 2nd floor histology room Nr 3 of Anatomy Dept.

SZE2-KOK 2nd floor library of the Translational Med. Institute

SZE2-SZ7 2nd floor seminar room 7

SZE2-SZ8 2nd floor seminar room 8

SZEN-ONK 2.5 floor library of the Public Health Dept.

SZEN-ONL 2.5 floor student lab of the Public Health Dept.

SZEN-ONS 2.5 floor seminar room of the Public Health Dept.

SZE3-FIK 3rd floor library of the Pharmacy Dept.

SZE3-FSA 3rd floor practice room "A" of the Pharmacy Dept.

SZE3-FSB 3rd floor practice room "B" of the Pharmacy Dept.

SZE3-OBG 3rd floor seminar room of Medical Biology Dept.

SZE3-OBK 3rd floor library of Medical Biology Dept.

SZE3-SZ6 3rd floor seminar room 6

SZE4-401 4th floor seminar room 401

SZE4-402 4th floor seminar room 402

SZE4-403 4th floor seminar room 403

SZE4-404 4th floor seminar room 404 (for M. Biology Dept.)

SZE4-MS1-3 4th floor Medi Skills Lab rooms 1-3

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lecture room II„Dr. Lissák Kálmán”

lecture room IV„Dr. Flerkó Béla”

lecture room III„Dr. Donhoffer Szilárd”

„Dr. Romhányi György”aula (auditorium)

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lecture room III„Dr. Donhoffer Szilárd”

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Rókus u. 2.• Department of Pharmacognosy (2nd floor)• Department of Pharmaceutics and Central Clinical Pharmacy (Rókus street site – 2nd

floor)• Department of Pharmaceutical Biology (basement)• Department of Pharmaceutical Biotechnology (3rd floor)• Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry (groundfloor)• Institute of Pharmaceutical Technology and Biopharmacy (1st floor)

Édesanyák útja 17.• Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology

• Hotel wing (H) • Main Building (F)• Lecture room wing (T)

• Department of Oncotherapy old and new building (O)

Nyár u. 8. • Building D: Centre for Occupational Medicine

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Rókus street site - 7624 Pécs, Rókus u. 2.

ROKF-GK1 ground floor practical room 1 of the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry

ROKF-GK1 ground floor practical room 2 of the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry

ROK1-HAL 1st floor student lab of the Institute of Pharmaceutical Technology

ROK1-KUT 1st floor „Küttel”-lab in Pharmacotechnology Dept.

ROK1-NIK 1st floor „Nikolics” seminar room

ROK2-SZT 2nd floor Computer lab (former Lecture room 8)

ROK2-FIL 2nd floor Phytochemistry lab

ROK2-FSL 2nd floor specialized student laboratory

ROK2-INF 2nd floor Computer lab on 2nd floor

ROK3-T04 3rd floor (attic) room Nr. 4 in loft of Pharmacognosy Dept.

ROK3-T05 3rd floor (attic) room Nr. 5 in loft („Rácz Gábor” room)

Édesanyák street site - 7624 Pécs, Édesanyák útja 17.

Building O (Oncotherapy)

EDO1-ONT 1st floor conference room of the Oncotherapy Dept.

Building F (OBG main building)

EDF1-NEO 1st floor Neonatology Ward of the OBG Clinic

EDF2-SKO 2nd floor conference room of the OBG Clinic

Building H ( OBG hotel wing)

EDH2-SKT 2nd floor wards of the OBG Clinic

Building T (OBG lecture room wing)

EDT1-SZK 1st floor library of the OBG Clinic

EDT1-SZT 1st floor lecture room of the OBG Clinic

Nyár street site - 7624 Pécs, Nyár u. 8.

Building D

NYDF-FME ground floor Centre for Occupational Medicine

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Rákóczi street site (former Baranya County Hospital)Building A: 1st Dept. of Internal Medicine (Pulmonology, …)Building B:Building C: Dept. of Surgery, Anaesthesiology Dept., …Building F: 1st Dept. of Internal Medicine (Infectology)Building G: Director-General of the Clinical CenterBuilding R: Department of Primary Health CareBuilding T: Department of Ophthalmology (Building C and T)

Rét street site• Diagnostic wing: Pécs Diagnostic Center (D)• Department of Medical Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine (R)• Clinical wing: Dept. of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Dept. of Neurology, Dept. of

Neurosurgery (F)

József Attila street site• Dept. of Paediatrics

• F: main building• T: lecture room wing

Dischka Győző street site• Dept. of Dentistry, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Munkácsy Mihály street site• ENT Dept. (Dept. of Otorhinolaryngology)• Dept. of Urology

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- 7623 Pécs, Rákóczi út 2.

Building ARAA3-BEK 3rd floor library of the IntMed1

Building B

RAB1-ELO 1st floor lecture room

RAB2-EAB 2nd floor small lecture room of Vascular Surgery

Building CRAC3-SEK 3rd floor lecture/conference room „C”

RAC3-SER 3rd floor referring room of Dept. of Surgery

RAC4-AIT 4th floor Anaesthesiology Dept.

Building FRAFA-INO basement teaching room of Dept. of Infectology

RAFF-KAR gr. Floor meeting room in Cardio Rehab

Building GRAG1-FIT 1st floor Clinical Center meeting room of the

Director-General

Building K RAK1-KLA 1st floor Central Lab

RAK3-PUE 3rd floor lecture room of Pulmonology Dept.

Building RRARF-CSK gr. floor library of Primary Health Care Dept.

RARF-CSO gr. floor teaching room of Primary H. Care Dept.

RAR1-101 1st floor seminar room R101

RAR1-102 1st floor seminar room R102

RAR1-103 1st floor seminar room R103

RAR1-104 1st floor seminar room R104

RAR1-105 1st floor seminar room R105

Rét street site - 7623 Pécs, Rét u. 2.

Southern, diagnostic wing

RED1-PDO 1st floor teaching room of the Pécs Diagnostic

Center

Northern, clinical wing

REFA-NEO basement teaching room of the Neurology Clinic

REFF-PSK gr. floor library of the Psychiatry Clinic

REFF-PSO gr. floor teaching room of the Psychiatry Clinic

REF1-NEK 1st floor library of the Neurology Clinic

REF2-NKO 2nd floor wards of the Neurology Clinic

REF4-ISK 4th floor library of the Neurosurgery Clinic

József Attila street site

- 7623 Pécs, József Attila u. 7.JAAF-TAN gr. floor lecture room in Paediatric Clinic

JAFF-GYK gr. floor library of Paediatric Clinic

JAFF-GYT gr. floor conference room

JAF1-PIC 1st floor PIC (above the Secretariat)

JAF2-SEM 2nd floor surgery meeting room at

Paediatric Clinic "megbeszélő"

Dischka Győző street site

- 7621 Pécs, Dischka Győző u. 5.

DISF-FPR gr. floor prosthetics ward

DISF-FSR gr. floor orthodontics ward

DISF-GFR gr. floor paediatric dentistry ward

DISF-KFR gr. floor operative dentistry ward

DISF-PDR gr. floor parodontology ward

DISF-SSR gr. floor oral surgery ambulatorium

DIS1-KIS 1st floor small room

DIS1-MAR 1st floor matrix treating room

DIS1-MOK 1st floor "mokka-room"

DIS1-NAE 1st floor audiotrium

DIS1-TAL 1st floor student laboratory

DIS2-FKO 2nd floor library

DIS2-SFB 2nd floor oral surgery ward

Munkácsy Mihály street site

- 7621 Pécs, Munkácsy Mihály u. 2.

MUMA-FKO basement conference room of the

ENT/Urology Dept.

MUMA-FOO basement small lecture room of the

ENT/Urology Dept.

MUMF-FOK gr. floor library of Dept. of ENT

MUMF-FOR gr. floor consulting rooms of Dept. of ENT

MUM1-UKO 1st floor wards of the Urology Clinic

MUM1-URK 1st floor library of the Urology Clinic

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Akác u. 1. (former Military Hospital)„HET” Building: Department of Orthopaedics„KET” Building : Department of Dermatology, Venereology and Oncodermatology,

Department of Rheumatology and Immunology, Department of Orthopaedics

dr. Veress Endre u. 2.Policlinic Nr 3 - Child Psychiatry Ward

Tüzér u. 11. National Ambulance Station Pécs

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Dr. Veress Endre street site (United Health Institutes Policlinic Nr 3) -

7633 Pécs, Veress Endre u. 2.

VEE2-GYP 2nd floor Child Psychiatry specialty consultation

Tüzér street site - 7623 Pécs, Tüzér u. 11.

TUZF-OMM gr. floor National Ambulance Station Pécs

Magyar Lajos street site - 7623 Pécs, Magyar Lajos u. 4.

MALF-MOK gr. floor lecture room of the National Ambulance

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Akác street site – 7632 Pécs, Akác u. 1.

Building „HET”

AKHF-GOA gr. floor Orthopaedics - paediatric out-patient dept.

AKHF-GOU gr. floor Orthopaedics - paediatric ultrasonography

AKHF-OA1 gr. floor Orthopaedics - out-patient department 1

AKHF-OA2 gr. floor Orthopaedics - out-patient department 2

AKHF-OA3 gr. floor Orthopaedics - out-patient department 3

AKHF-OA4 gr. floor Orthopaedics - out-patient department 4

AKHF-SSA gr. floor Orthopaedics - sports surgery outpatient dept.

AKH1-O40 1st floor Orthopaedics - 40-seat seminar room

AKH1-ORM 1st floor Orthopaedics - operational theatresBuilding „KET”

AKKF-BKK gr. floor Dermatology Dept. - library

AKKF-RRO gr. floor Rheumathology Clinic - rheumatology ward

AKKF-RTA gr. floor Rheumathology Clinic - conference room

AKK2-RIO 2nd floor Rheumathology Clinic - immunology ward

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