A total of 51 graduates received their diplomas at the 66th Graduation Ceremony of the Faculty of Agriculture, 21 of them with an excellent rating.

At the Faculty's summer graduation ceremony, Edit MIKÓ Ph.D., dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, gave a welcome speech.

“There is a wide range of people who receive their diploma today, from higher educational vocational training to master's training. In several engineering fields, we award diplomas to those professionals who already have a bachelor's or master's degree, but decided not to stop, instead they chose to study. I start them on their way by telling them not to stop acquiring knowledge, because everything is changing around us, and these changes must be followed in the future. Environmental and climate change is a very tough teacher. It is also important to get to know the changes in technology or the changing agricultural regulations, since not knowing them does not exempt us from committing an offense. We always have to be up-to-date," said Edit MIKÓ Ph.D., in an interview before the ceremony.

Our oldest recent graduate is 62 years old. 4 of the graduates are international students. They take the expertise they have acquired to China and Ghana.

On behalf of the graduating students, Kitti KERÉKGYÁRTÓ, certified rural development agricultural engineer, gave a welcome speech.

„Many activities can be connected to the diploma I just obtained, it gives me many opportunities, even for further education.

In total, I have completed five and a half years of university education, this is my second degree, so I definitely want to take a year off, but after that I may continue my studies," said Kitti KERÉKGYÁRTÓ, agricultural engineer.

At the ceremony, we also gratulated our retiring colleague, Györgyi CSONTOS Ph.D., associate professor of Plant Sciences and Environmental Protection Institute of the Faculty.

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