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Faculty of Letters
The Faculty of Letters, one of BBU largest faculties, offers instruction in a wide and diverse range of areas, as follows: Philology Studies, Modern and Classic Languages and Literatures; Applied Modern Languages; Cultural Studies; Ethnology and Ethnography.
A special emphasis is placed on advanced scientific research. This is directed towards the fields of language, linguistics, literature and ethnology. The institutional framework for scientific research includes department teams and groups of departments, interdisciplinary research teams, as well as national and international projects. To facilitate research activities, 8 branches of the Central University Library and another 16 independent libraries are hosted by the faculty, libraries which are affiliated with various departments and cultural and research centres.
The Faculty of Letters is among the faculties enjoying the largest number of partnerships with fellow international faculties and academic institutions in the country, and abroad. Collaboration with similar international and prestigious institutions targets joint degree programmes, the development of research projects, mobility schemes for both teaching staff and students, all with a mind for curricular compatibility. The faculty participates in actions carried out within the SOCRATES-ERASMUS European programmes and insures the recognition of credit hours obtained by students during study programmes at partner institutions.
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Jubilee Meeting of Researchers in Classical Hungarian Literature Held at Babeș-Bolyai University
The Doctoral School of Hungarian Studies hosted the largest and longest-running professional gathering of researchers in classical Hungarian literature, the “Vetésforgó,” which has been organized biannually without interruption for the past 30 years. This workshop-style
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Opening lecture of the university year at the Doctoral School of Hungarian Studies
The Doctoral School of Hungarian Studies, as per tradition, commenced the academic year with a professional opening lecture and a reception on Friday, October 4th, at 1 PM in the Popovici Room of the Faculty
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Árpád Mitruly’s presentation at BASEES Annual Conference
Árpád Mitruly, 3rd year PhD student at the Doctoral School of Hungarian Studies, gave a presentation on his innovative doctoral research topic, Joyce’s translations into Hungarian, on the third day of the BASEES Annual Conference
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Mentés másként pedagógia konferencia 2.
Pedagógia konferencia Helyszín: BBTE BTK épülete, Horea u. 31. sz. Brassai, Dézsi, Eminescu, Stanca terem. Időpont: március 1–2.