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The University of Pécs (
Currently, the university has approximately 22,000 students, of which 4,900 are international students studying in English or German.[4][5] This makes it one of the higher education institutions with the largest number of students in the country. The university has 10 faculties, and several clinics and research centers support the academic development of students.
History
Medieval university (1367–c.1390)
The medieval university of Pécs was founded in 1367[6] as the last in the first wave of Central European university foundations. (The first three universities in the region: Prague (1348), Krakow (1364), Vienna (1365).) Historical public consciousness considers Louis the Great as the founder of the university, but the king's role in the foundation can be considered formal, as part of the Holy See procedure.[7] The operation of the University of Pécs was authorized on September 1, 1367 in a bull by Pope Urban V, at the request of King Louis the Great of Hungary. The true spiritual father of the first Hungarian university was the contemporary bishop of Pécs, William of Koppenbach, who, in addition to his ecclesiastical office (1361–1374), was royal chaplain and secret chancellor, one of Louis the Great's important diplomats and confidants.[8]
The University of Pécs was primarily intended for the proper teaching of church law and the Latin language, so that the Hungarian students of the time did not have to travel abroad if they wanted to attend university. In Pécs, the faculty of humanities and law can be taken for granted, so the medieval university was truncated. The Pope did not allow the establishment of the Faculty of Theology.[9] Very few written documents have survived about the medieval University of Pécs, and we hardly know anything about its functioning. We know a total of four teachers and seven students by name who can be proven to have taught or studied at the university. The most famous medieval professor in Pécs was the Italian Galvano di Bologna, who stayed in Pécs between 1372 and 1374.[10]
The second and last chancellor of the university was Bishop Bálint Alsáni of Pécs (later Cardinal) (1374–1408). The university was fundamentally linked to the person of Vilmos Bishop, and then began to decline after his death, finally ending sometime around 1390, it was almost certainly not functioning when the University of Óbuda was founded in 1395.[11] The modern Pécs University is not legally continuous with its medieval predecessor, we can only speak of an intellectual heritage. After that, university-level education did not exist in the city until the beginning of the 20th century, but the renowned and high-quality chapter school continued to exist.[12] The supposed building of the medieval university in Pécs was excavated between 1978 and 1998 in the bishop's castle, east of the Golden Mary chapel, in the immediate vicinity of the Pécs Cathedral, on its north side.[13] The definition of the building is disputed, many researchers do not agree that the medieval studium generale operated in the building.[14] In 2015, a permanent university history exhibition was opened in the restored building, with important medieval Gothic sculptural monuments.[15]
Modern University
In 1785 Joseph II moved the headquarters of the Royal Academy from Győr to Pécs for about twenty years. It was not until 1833 that Bishop Ignác Szepesy, in cooperation with the city council, founded the Academy of Pécs, with faculties of law and humanities.[16] For the lyceum, he had an ornate palace built for 100,000 forints, which was completed in 1832. He donated 251,260 forints to the lyceum and made it his heir in his will. He arranged specialist libraries for his teachers, and placed Klimó's large library there, gifting it with 400 books, 400 minerals and numerous medals.
The Royal Hungarian Elizabeth University in Pozsony (Bratislava) was founded in 1912, which can be considered the legal predecessor of the University of Pécs. At the end of the First World War, as a result of the Treaty of Trianon, Bratislava became part of Czechoslovakia. After that, in 1921, the Hungarian National Assembly adopted the law that temporarily moved the University of Bratislava to Pécs (the original seat in Bratislava became part of the new Comenius University). Delayed due to the Serbian occupation of the city, in any case the university operated from 1923 with four faculties: law, medicine, humanities and evangelical theology. The latter is in Sopron. During the Second World War, the Faculty of Humanities was temporarily moved partly to Szeged and partly to Kolozsvár, which became part of Hungary as a result of the Second Vienna Award of 1940.
In 1950, the Faculty of Evangelical Theology in Sopron was separated and upgraded to an academy. In 1951, the medical faculty continued to operate as a separate and independent university under the name Pécs University of Medicine, so the University of Pécs continued to operate with a single faculty, the faculty of law. In the meantime, improvements were made at the medical university. In 1966, the so-called 400-bed clinic was opened, in which five different units operated (internal medicine,
In the meantime, the Faculty of Teacher Education was divided into the Faculty of Humanities and the Faculty of Natural Sciences. Pollack Mihály Technical College was merged with Janus Pannonius University in 1995. In 1996, the Faculty of Arts was established as the sixth organizational unit of the university. The University of Pécs was established in 2000 by the merger of the Janus Pannonius University, the Medical University of Pécs and the Gyula Illyés Teacher Training College in Szekszárd.
In 2004 the Pollack Mihály Technical College transformed into a full-fledged university faculty under the name of Pollack Mihály Faculty of Engineering. In 2005 the Faculty of Adult Education and Human Resources Development is established as the tenth faculty of the university. The College of Health Sciences becomes a full-fledged university faculty under the name of Faculty of Health Sciences in 2006. The name of the Pollack Mihály Faculty of Engineering becomes Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology. In considering the merger of the Faculty of Adult Education and Human Resources Development and the Illyés Gyula Teacher Training College of Szekszárd the Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Education and Regional Development is formed.
In 2015 the university had nine faculties. In 2016 the Faculty of Pharmacy was expected to be established, and as a result, the University of Pécs will once again, feature ten faculties.[6]Besides the general medicine program, training in dentistry and pharmacy were launched in 1973 and 2001. Meanwhile, the English Program in General Medicine was implemented in 1984, the first medical education program of its kind in Central Europe. A similar German Program was initiated in 2004.[17]
Education and research
As a part of the European higher education system, UP operates in the terms of the Bologna process offering the three-tier system consisting of bachelor level programs (BA, BSc) which last 6–8 semesters, master level programs (MA, MSc) with a duration of 2–4 semesters and doctoral level programs (PhD, DLA). Additionally, the university offers one-tier, undivided, long-term master's degree programs (5–6 years) in the domain of medicine, law, arts and engineering. Furthermore, interested students have the opportunity to experience short programs, such as preparatory courses, summer universities, and partial trainings.[18]
The Szentágothai Research Centre of the University of Pécs is a research institute established on the basis of modern international science organizational and management normatives.[19] The Technology Transfer Office has been at the disposal of researchers, students and business partners.[20] In order to effectively operate and develop the research infrastructure, research support laboratories have been established, which carry significant scientific and innovation potential and collaboration opportunities. More than 200 researchers from 19 research groups work in the institution, and several associated members and centers are also part of the professional community. Since September 2020, two National Laboratories have also been housed in the Pécs research center.
The South Transdanubian Regional Library and Knowledge Center also belongs to the university. The former city and county library[21] and the University Library and Knowledge Center of the University of Pécs, as well as the University's Law and Economics Library, moved into the thirteen thousand square meter, four-story building. The building has two 200-seat lecture halls and a conference room, as well as research rooms and Internet workstations.[22] The library is open 84 hours a week, every day from eight in the morning to eight in the evening, even on Saturdays and Sundays. Free Wi-Fi is available everywhere in the building, and almost 300 computers are available to readers. The institution is also suitable for organizing community, cultural and leisure programs. The library welcomes readers from October 25, 2010. In November 2015, the library had 25,000 registered readers. The designer of the building is Balázs Mihály Kossuth award-winning and Prima Primissima award-winning architect.
Faculties
Faculty of Business and Economics
The Faculty of Business and Economics of the university of Pécs was established in 1970 and its mission has always been to cultivate, impart and teach business sciences based on a broad theoretical, methodological and social science base. In September 1970, 103 first-year students began their studies at the Pécs Branch of the Karl Marx University of Economics under the direction of István Hoóz, Professor and Head of the Faculty. In the first "experimental" years, the institution gained experience in the training of economists suitable for corporate jobs, including the development of national and international academic contacts. This was the starting point for what later became known as the "Pécs model". Pécs is the second oldest and the first non-Budapest faculty of economics in Hungary, and in the latter capacity it served to some extent as a model for the later establishment of rural faculties of economics and management. Since the second half of the 1970s, the faculty has been moving with great momentum towards meeting the needs of the corporate and business sectors.[23] The faculty celebrated the 50th anniversary of the start of economics education in Pécs in 2020.[24]
The 1980s saw a significant improvement in the material conditions for education and
The 90s saw the introduction of the two-tier degree programme and the launch of the MBA programme. During this period, two international partnerships were established which are still a major force in the life of the faculty (Ohio University and Middlesex University)[26] and, more generally, a number of international cooperation initiatives (contacts, conferences, etc.) were undertaken. It was during this period that the faculty obtained its first accreditation, which took place in 1995/96, with an "excellent" rating. The decade also saw the launch of the first part-time Masters programme, the development and implementation of an English-language programme (BA then MSc), which started in 1996 as a result of a collaboration between Middlesex University Business School and PTE.[27] The wide range of courses was completed by the launch of a doctoral programme and the development of a habilitation scheme. Other new educational programmes include the launch of the English-language Master's and Doctoral programmes, the German-language distance learning programme at the University of Hagen, the sandwich course in economics, the specialized translator training, the final accreditation of the two Doctoral Schools, and the introduction of a college course in Szekszárd. In addition to education, the infrastructure has also been improved with the reconstruction of the building complex on Rákóczi Road, 48 Square.[28] The institution was selected by the French Eduniversal[29] as one of the world's top 1,000 business schools.[28] In 2020, the Business Administration and Management course at the faculty achieved EFMD EPAS international programme accreditation.[30][31]
The faculty's bachelor's degree programmes are
Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Education and Regional Development
The faculty was established on 1 September 2015 by merging the two predecessor faculties of
The
In May 2005, the Faculty of Adult Education and Human Resources Development (FEEK) was established, which was the second largest faculty of the University of Pécs with 4500 students. The faculty had five institutes and several departments with scientific research workshops.[34]
The
The
Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology
The Faculty of
Its namesake was originally the renowned classicist architect Mihály Pollack,[37] who gained worldwide fame in the 1800s as the architect of numerous public buildings, churches and country mansions. The college was integrated into the Janus Pannonius University of Pécs[38] on 1 July 1995, and since 2004 it has been operating as a university faculty. In 2011, the name was changed to Pollack Mihály Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology (PTE PMMIK), thus reflecting the rise of computer engineering in education and research. From March 2015, the new name of the institution is University of Pécs Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology (PTE MIK).[39][40]
The faculty's departments, academic and professional platforms often draw on the experience and
In 2022, the faculty offers nine
Faculty of Health Sciences
The Faculty of Health Sciences is one of the Faculties where teaching began in 1990.
The faculty the first in the country to offer
From 1 March 2006, the Faculty of Health Sciences became a university faculty.
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
The
The history of the faculty goes back hundreds of years. The Royal
In 2000, the University of Pécs was established by the merger of the Janus Pannonius University, the
The Faculty of Humanities of the University of Pécs is an autonomous
Faculty of Law
The roots of
The faculty's departments are currently located in three buildings.[65] The Europe Centre, the European Documentation Centre[66] and the Faculty Library are located in the Knowledge Centre,[67] which was inaugurated in 2010. The faculty provides high quality training for more than 1000 students in the field of law and administration at all levels of education. The courses are offered on a full-time and part-time basis, with state subsidies and reimbursement of costs.[68] The Doctoral School[69] provides training and preparation for academic PhD degrees for nearly one hundred graduates.
Faculty of Music and Visual Arts
The
The courses offered by the faculty includeFaculty of Pharmacy
The University of Pécs, with the establishment of the Pharmacy Institutes, as the only pharmacy training centre in Transdanubia, started its activities in September 2000. The School of Pharmacy was accredited by the Hungarian Accreditation Commission (MAB)[76] in 2006.[61][77] The independent Faculty of Pharmacy was established in 2016, and as a result, the University of Pécs will once again, feature ten faculties.[77][57]
In the tenth semester of their studies, students participate in internships and complete their thesis. Students interested in scientific work can join a research group in one of the institutes. Students also have the opportunity to obtain a PhD degree[80] through the faculty's Doctoral School of Pharmacy. After graduation, 3–5 years of postgraduate training provide the opportunity to obtain a specialist pharmacist qualification in about 15 different specialties.[81]
Faculty of Sciences
From then on, both natural sciences and humanities began to be developed to university level. As a result, in 1992, the Faculty of Sciences and the Faculty of Humanities were established simultaneously at the university, which had three faculties until then. The renovation of the old Jesuit grammar school complex began in 1991. This resulted in the construction of the Faculty Library and Lecture Hall, which is shared with the Faculty of Humanities. In 1997 the new Sports Centre building was inaugurated, including a gymnasium and a modern swimming pool. The reconstruction of the complex was completed in 1998. This gave all areas of the faculty modern facilities.[83]The faculty's institutes are: the Institute of
Medical School
The
As of 1 January 2000, in the framework of higher education integration, JPTE and POTE merged under the name of the University of Pécs, thus the independent institution of medical education in Pécs ceased to exist;[90] medical education continued at the Medical School of the University of Pécs (PTE ÁOK).[91] In 2000, the first pharmacist training course was launched with 30 students, which has been operating as an independent faculty since 1 January 2016. The curricula and curricular structure have followed international trends. The English-language training of physicians has been providing world-renowned specialists since 1984. In response to the demand, the faculty started German-language medical training in 2004, English-language training in 2005 and German-language dental training in 2006. Thanks to the good relations between the faculty and the university and the accession to the ECTS system, students of the faculty can join the medical, dental and pharmacy training programmes of national and foreign universities through Erasmus and other international programmes. The training courses involve 29
Clinical Centers
Today, the Clinical Center is also an integral part of the University of Pécs. It is one of the largest healthcare providers in Hungary, whose main activities are education and research in addition to treatment.
The Clinical Center is made up of several smaller units (clinics and institutes):
- No. I Internal Medicine Clinic
- II. s. Internal Medicine Clinic and Center for Nephrology and Diabetology
- Institute of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care
- Skin, Gynecology and Oncodermatology Clinic
- Vascular Surgery Clinic
- Dental and Oral Surgery Clinic
- Center for Occupational Health and Occupational Hygiene
- Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery Clinic
- Pediatric Clinic
- Neurosurgery Clinic
- Institute of Immunology and Biotechnology
- Hospital Hygiene Service
- Institute of Laboratory Medicine
- Neurological Clinic
- Oncotherapy Institute
- Orthopedic Clinic
- Institute of Medical Genetics
- Medical Imaging Clinic
- Institute of Medical Microbiology and Immunology
- Independent Department of Medical Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine
- Institute of Pathology
- Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Clinic
- Rheumatology and Immunology Clinic
- Surgery Clinic
- Department of Emergency Medicine
- Ophthalmology
- Cardiology Clinic
- Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic
- Traumatology and Hand Surgery Clinic
- Urology Clinic
Dormitories
In Pécs
- Boszorkány College (7624 Pécs, Boszorkány street 2.)
- Hunyor guest house and student hostel (7624 Pécs, Jurisics Miklós street 16.)
- László Szalay College (Univ) (7622 Pécs, Breuer Marcell pedány 2.)
- Szántó College (7633 Pécs, Szántó Kovács János street 1/d)
- Jakabhegyi College (7635 Pécs, Jakabhegyi street 8.)
- Damjanich College (7624 Pécs, 30 Damjanich street)
- Laterum college (7633 Pécs, Hajnóczy út 37-39.)
In other settlements
- College of Cultural Studies, Teacher Training and Rural Development Faculty (7100, Szekszárd, Mátyás király street 3.)
- ETK Kaposvár College (7400 Kaposvár, Szent Imre street 14/b)
- ETK Szombathely College (9700 Szombathely, Jókai Mór street 14.)
- ETK Zalaegerszeg College (Zalaegerszeg, Landorhegyi street 23, 33)
Notable alumni
- László Lénárd, neuroscientist, member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
- Ferenc Győri, ultramarathon runner, geographer, and university lecturer
- Ferenc Gyurcsány, Prime Minister of Hungary from 2004 to 2009, leader of the Democratic Coalition
- Ante Starčević, Croatian politician and writer, founder of the Party of Rights
- László Sólyom, President of Hungary from 2005 until 2010, president of the Constitutional Court from 1990 to 1998
- Csilla Hegedüs, former Deputy Prime Minister of Romania
- Márta Mátrai, First Officer of the National Assembly of Hungary
- Bertalan Tóth, lawyer and former leader of the Hungarian Socialist Party
- Zsolt Páva, Mayor of Pécs between 2009 and 2019
- Dezső Németh, psychologist and cognitive neuroscientist at INSERM, research team leader in Lyon Neuroscience Research Center (CRNL).
- Zrinski-SuleimanResearch Group
- Sándor Keresztes, diplomat and jurist, former president of the Christian Democratic People's Party
- György Vókó, criminologist, professor of criminology and criminal law, former director of Hungary's National Institute of Criminology
- New York University School of Medicine
- Woman Grandmaster
- shadow banking
- Cecília Müller, physician and Chief Medical Officer of Hungary
- Tamás Kenderesi, competitive swimmer, Olympics and European Championships bronze medalist
- Ibolya Dávid, lawyer, politician, former president of the Hungarian Democratic Forum, former Minister of Justice
- István Bárány, swimmer, four-time European Champion
- Zoltán Mága, violinist
- Sándor Fábry, comedian, talk show host, and writer
See also
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