Students helping Students: PTE
The Peer Programme at the University is a valuable resource for students, offering support in study tips, social life balance, bureaucracy for international students, and mental health. Students are encouraged to apply to be peers to support fellow lower-year students.
On today’s post, we are discussing EGSC as an extracurricular. EGSC is the student representative body in ÁOK for the English and German programs. We will be discussing the function of EGSC, available posts, application process, pros and cons.
Some of you might be fishing around for some extracurricular activities to join and enrich your student experience against the next academic year. In this post, we are gonna be talking about the Unibuddies who act as student ambassadors for the university. If you are interested in working as a Unibuddy, keep your eyes open for the call for applications coming in September.
Today we talk about the International Student Ambassador programme and PTE, the details of the work, pros and cons and who best fits this role. Two ISAs are interviewed on their experiences with the programme, and the author also adds their experience. The article urges interested students to throw their hats in the ring and take up this opportunity.
The TDK experience at PTE is one many students at the English programme often have questions about. This week, we have a seasoned TDK student Jessica to share her details on the her experience and how it has enriched her academic and professional life.
The Dean’s Essay is a prime opportunity for student researchers to submit papers and gain confidence in the field. Grace, a successful participant, shared her experience: lab work, balancing studies, and the perks of placing. With an earlier deadline, it’s a great way to dive into research.
Week 4 means midterms for some, and for others, a chance to present at the Surgical Society conference. Aspiring presenters, submit your abstracts by the 1st week of March. Remember, it’s your paper’s first impression, so make it good! And if you need a case, reach out to the PTE clinics or your home-country hospitals. Good luck!
The Pécs Emergency Society, a student organization at the Medical faculty, offers hands-on experience and practical skills for General medicine students. The program consists of two groups with different schedules, covering topics like cannulation and trauma care. Participants can earn a certificate of participation and enjoy various events throughout the year. Registration closes on February 16th.
The Surgical Society is starting up their programme for the semester next week and in preparation for this, there was an info session yesterday, the 7th of February. I attended it and now I’m back with all the intel.