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• A Debreceni Egyetem Műszaki Karának fél évszázada

  211-216

  Bíró Noémi

  Szűcs Edit

  Megtekintések száma:

  221

  50 YEARS OF THE TECHNOLOGY FACULTY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DEBRECEN. he study reviews the higher education background of the technology education from 1965–2000 in relation to its teaching and organizational history. It describes the anniversary ceremony of the Technology Faculty organized in May 2015. hrough a selection of the most important statements at this ceremony, the writing shows the reults of the Faculty in the past 15 years.

• Árvay Emléknap 2017. május 26.

  155 - 160

  Póka Róbert

  Megtekintések száma:

  298

  Árvay Memorial Day. The Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology of the University of Debrecen organised a memorial meeting in honour of its former director, Professor Sándor Árvay, on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of his death. The text presents the events of the memorial day (the inauguration of the statue of Professor Árvay, a memorial scientific sitting, a meeting of the retired colleagues), the major events of Professor Árvay’s life and his merits.

• MATRICULA OLOMOUCKÉ UNIVERZITY, MATRIKULA DER OLMÜTZER UNIVERSITÄT (1636-1637) 1652-1729) 1-2. KÖTET

  140-143

  Bozzay Réka

  Megtekintések száma:

  211

  Libuše Spáčilová germanista-történész, illetve férje a levéltáros-történész Vladimír Spáčil szerkesztésében jelent meg az Olmützi Egyetem Matriculája (Matricula olomoucké univerzity, Matrikula der Olmützer Universität (1636-1637) 1652-1729) két kötetben. Az ismertetőt Bozzay Réka írta.

• Magyarországi orvostanhallgatók Bázelben készült disszertációinak szerepe a hazai orvostársadalom ismereteinek alakításában a 18. században

  29-40

  Hegyi Ádám

  Megtekintések száma:

  287

  THE ROLE OF THE DISSERTATIONS OF HUNGARIAN MEDICAL STUDENTS IN BASEL IN THE KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT OF HUNGARIAN MEDICAL COMMUNITIES IN THE 18TH CENTURY. Medical professionals acquired new knowledge for the medical practice not from scientiic journals, as today, but from books, academic thesis, disputes, dissertations received through the correspondence with Western-European professors and the mediation of students studying abroad. he university in Basel was popular among modern Hungarian protestants, but only some studied medicine, and only 5 people wrote a medical dissertation. Presumably students distributed these works amongs themselves, and they were not particularly used in the every day work of medical practicioners. hese dissertations were included in few Hungarian collections (Debrecen, Sárospatak) opposed to more popular theological works.