The university, even if it changes, means permanence for me. It has been here all my life. As a child, we accompanied my father for his doctoral hooding ceremony to the university. Later, I also made an attempt to get a degree at the Faculty of Business and Economics. Finally, I was able to "jump" into the start-up University Archives from a casual job in the law library.
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I have been a citizen of the university since 2012, and I have stuck to this "position" ever since. First I never thought that sometime I would be able to say that I have been part of the University of Pécs for more than 10 years, and especially not that I would be able to move from the classroom to be an active member of the teaching staff.
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Initially, the University of Pécs meant the university I attended to become a paramedic and then a certified public health specialist. It was a place where I enjoyed time with my peers and where we tried to overcome the arising obstacles together and equip ourselves with as much useful information as possible.
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The University of Pécs means more than 20 years of my life. I started my undergraduate studies here, and I have graduated as an architect. After graduation, going out into the real world and working would seem a logical decision, however, I felt the need to learn more about the profession.
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My fascination with the University of Pécs started when I was in high school, on a trip to Pécs. I remember walking through the university faculties and I was fascinated by the majestic old buildings and, of course, the city and the bustle of students. It was at this point when I decided that I wanted to come and live here.
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I am a second-year student at the Faculty of Law of the University of Pécs. The university provides many opportunities for professional development, and with the right diligence, every student can achieve wonderful results.
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The University of Pécs means one half of my life. It is where I studied, met the love of my life, made life-long friends, started my adult life, got my first job. And yes, at least half of my days are still about the university, as it has been for more than two decades.
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I am Klára Horváth, and I am the librarian of the Social Science Technical Library of the University of Pécs. I retired in 2021, as I turned 65, but I continue to work in the library. I have spent most of my career in an academic library, but I also worked in a public library.
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I decided to study at the University of Pécs in 2008, the year I graduated from high school. I really liked the city and I wanted to study in a town close to my hometown, Kaposvár. I became a BA student in history at the Faculty of Humanities the same year, and I started my MA in teacher of history and geography in 2012.
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My name is Boglárka Ságiné Balaton, and I am the Deputy Director of Nursing at the Department of Rheumatology and Immunology at the University of Pécs Clinical Centre. PTE has been a part of my life since 1996, when I became a registered nurse student of the then POTE Faculty of Health Sciences.
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When I first entered the university's Szántó Kovács János Street building in September 2010, as a freshman at the then Faculty of Adult Education and Human Resources Development, I had strange thoughts: 'Is the university really that important in one's life? It is only three years, shorter than high school!"
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As a "tüke" (a native to Pécs), it has always been important to me that one of the largest universities in the country is located here, and it offers high-quality courses and, due to its students, a vibrant university life. This, to a great extent, determines the atmosphere of our city and the sense of life that pervades our everyday life.
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