Állatorvostudományi Egyetem Hutÿra Ferenc Könyvtár, Levéltár és Múzeum
The university history exhibition of the Veterinary Medicine University’s museum presents the development of veterinary education and science from 1787 onwards.
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About the museum
The library, archive and museum of the University of Veterinary Medicine operate as a single unit on the university’s Budapest campus; the entrance is at 2 István utca. The museum’s University History Exhibition opened on 7 March 2018.
The exhibition leads visitors through ten periods, from the founding of the university in 1787 to July 2016, when it regained its independence, tracing the development of veterinary education and science.
The exhibition can be visited by prior registration. As part of the university’s virtual walk, the University History Exhibition can also be explored online. The museum also regularly takes part in the Múzeumok Éjszakája (Museum Night) programme series.
Highlights
- University history exhibition in ten periods, from 1787 to 2016
- The history of Hungarian veterinary education and science
- Virtual walk through the university and the exhibition
- Taking part in Museum Night
Permanent exhibition
- Egyetemtörténeti kiállítás – From the university’s founding in 1787 to 2016, the exhibition presents the development of veterinary education and science in ten periods.
- Founded
- 2018
- Operated by
- Állatorvostudományi Egyetem
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | The University History Exhibition can only be visited by prior registration (+36 1 478 4100, extension 8800). It can be viewed online on the university’s virtual walk. The entrance is at 2 István utca; the exhibition’s address is 20–24 Bethlen Gábor utca. |
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