The Doctoral School of Hungarian Studies organized an intensive communication training session for its students on January 9, led by Dr. habil. Magor Kádár, a professor at the Communication, Public Relations, and Advertising Institute of
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The latest issue of our English-language journal of Hungarian studies, Hungarian Studies Yearbook, edited within the Hungarian community of the Faculty of Humanities and published by the renowned De Gruyter Brill publishing house, was released in
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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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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, 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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As a result of the research work of alumni and current doctoral students of the Doctoral School of Hungarian Studies, the Res Litteraria Transylvaniae Vetus Working Group on the History of Literature and Culture published
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The Doctoral School of Hungarian Studies is organising its prestigious annual doctoral students’ conference on 19 April. This year, 24 of the 54 students of Romania’s largest and first Hungarian-language doctoral school will present their
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The Transylvanian Museum Association’s series of ethnographic and anthropological dissertations of the Doctoral School of Hungarology, entitled People and Contexts, has reached its 25th volume. The series and the most recent volumes will be presented
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HSY is published by de Gruyter/Scindo. This year’s volume of our Hungarian Studies Yearbook has been published: Volume 4 (2022): Issue 1 (November 2022) (sciendo.com) The Hungarian Studies Yearbook is an English-language journal of Hungarian Studies
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We kindly invite you to attend the Postantropocentric Approaches of the Oeuvre of Miklós Mészöly and János Pilinszky, which will be held on 26th and 27th of March. Platform: MS Teams Program: 26th of March, Friday 16.00–16.20.
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The new issue of Philobiblon is out, with our colleague’s essay The first 2016-issue of Philobiblon. Transylvanian Journal of Multidisciplinary Research in Humanities publishes Zsuzsa Selyem’s essay entitled “Being an Object. Being a Person. Indirect
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An ethnographic lecture is going to open the new year for the Hungarian community of the Faculty of Letters. This will take place on 3rd October 2016, 2 pm. The Romanian-speaking opening lecture is due
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Date and location: 4th July 2016, 12:30 pm BBU, Faculty of Letters, Horea street nr. 31. Popovici room The Hungarology Doctoral School of the Babeș–Bolyai University and the Department of Hungarian Literary Studies are pleased
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focus especially on the analysis of 18th and 19th century works) Leaders: Emese Egyed, Annamária Biró Meetings: once in a fortnight on Mondays (10th and 24th October, 7th and 21st November) in the Ottlik room
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Dear First Year Students! We are glad to announce this year’s freshmen’s day, a whole day-event. Each of You studying Hungarian, comparative literature and ethnography is welcome. In the morning and in the afternoon small
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If you are curious what’s on this academic year in the Láthatatlan Kollégium [Invisible College], the Hungarian department’s vocational college, then you are welcome tomorrow, on 12th October 2016, 6 pm in the Brassai room
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Our vocational college, the Láthatatlan Kollégium [Invisible College] initiated in the 2016/2017 academic year the launching of an interdisciplinary series that colligates researchers from different vocational colleges. The programs take place with the help of
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On 10–11th March 2017 will take place the BBU Interdisciplinary Forum for Talents (workshop and conference) organized by the Babeş–Bolyai University and the Kolozsvári Magyar Egyetemi Intézet (KMEI) [Hungarian Academic Institute Cluj]. Those who
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The discussion in English took place on 17th March 2017 in the assembly hall of the BBU. The 2015 Hungarian drama film, set in Auschwitz, was directed by László Nemes, and won several prestigious awards:
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Babeş–Bolyai University Hungarology Doctoral School 12th May 2017 The annual conference of the PhD students of the Babeş–Bolyai University, Hungarology Doctoral School will be held this year on 12th May. The event’s venue is going
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The volume Események, folyamatok, szövegek [Events, Processes, Texts] contains a selection of studies from the 2016-edition of the Hungarology Phd-students’ scientific conference. This is the third piece of the series: in 2014, the first volume
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The Department of Hungarian Literary Studies is announcing a permanent lecturer position. The following courses/seminaries are included in its frame the: The history of the Hungarian literature III. (1700–1849); The history of world literature: baroque
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The volume Misztika a késő középkori magyar nyelvű kolostori kódexirodalomban [Mysticism in the Late Medieval Hungarian-language Monastic Codices] by Ágnes Korondi was presented at the Faculty of Letters of the Babeş–Bolyai University on 22nd May 2017. The
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For the lecturer post announced by the Department of Hungarian Literary Studies Annamária Biró applied. The public lecture that is part of the competition will be held on 29th June 2017, 10 am in the
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We are glad to welcome close to a hundred new students at the Hungarian departments The final results of the prelim exams for Hungarian language and literature – foreign language / comparative literature and world
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The BBU Faculty of Letters organized with international support a summer school between 17–31th July for Transylvanian high school-students of Romanian, Hungarian, German, Roma and other nationalities. The vocational training offered various literary and lingvistic
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Because thinking, analysing, writing, shading, translating, reading, understanding issues is fun – during the Summer as well! The magazine of our vocational college, the Láthatatlan Kollégium [Invisible College] is called ASZEM, i.e. ‘the eye’. It
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The Representations of the Building of the Faculty of Letters on the 8th Hungarian Cultural Days of Kolozsvár (Cluj) In the competition Örökségünk Őrei [The Wards of Our Heritage] students from several high schools from
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On 18th August 2017 took place the III. meeting of (former) students of the Hungarian Department. The summit started on Friday with professor Jolán Orbán’s arresting lecture on the relationship between literature and opera, and
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Did you miss the prelim from July? Soon you will get the chance again to enroll at the education programmes of the Babeș–Bolyai University. Here you can find out how many places are still unoccupied.
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The opening ceremonies of the 145th academic year of the Faculty of Letters will take place on Monday, 2nd October 2017. The Hungarian department is going to have an opening lecture at 2 pm in
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The freshmen’s day and ball of the Hungarian department will take place on 11th November 2017. The staff and doctoral students belonging to the Hungarian departments hold altogether 9 workshops between 1 pm–4 pm, on
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Many interesting and notable books arrived into our library between September and December 2017. In the last months our library received a number of notable books in the field of letters, linguistics and ethnography-anthropology, among
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The BBU Faculty of Letters, Department of Hungarian and General Linguistics, along with the Committee on Linguistics of the Regional Committee of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in Cluj (KAB) commemorates the 90th birth and
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The Outstanding Professor Award is given each year by the BBU. This year Edit Kádár, member of the teaching staff of the Department of Hungarian and General Linguistics received it, out of the associates of
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Dr. Zsombor Tóth’s Lecture Dr. Zsombor Tóth, researcher of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Literary Studies is going to hold a public lecture in Cluj-Napoca next week: Börtön és írás – börtönírás a
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Dr. Zsombor Tóth’s Book Launch at Cluj-Napoca Dr. Zsombor Tóth, researcher of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Literary Studies is going to have a book launch in Cluj-Napoca next week: A kora újkori
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11–12th April We invite all our interested students to a supercourse in the pedagogy of the mother tongue on 11th and 12th April 2018. Lecturer/leader of the workshops: Dr. Ágnes Antalné Szabó, associate professor,
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On the 20th of October 2017 the Department of Hungarian Ethnography and Antropology of Babeș-Bolyai University, the Kriza János Ethnographic Society, the Commitee on Ethnography and Antropology of KAB (Regional Committee in Cluj of the
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In September 2017 eight students of the Department of Ethnology and Hungarian Anthropology and two doctoral students of the Doctoral School of Hungarology Studies participated in a one-week ethnographic practice in Budapest and Szentendre. In
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At the first time, in 2017, the Department of Hungarian Etnography and Antropology organized a professional practice for students, which took place in Mera during the “Mera World Music Festival” in July. During this internship,
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On the 7th of July 2017, at the Vibe festival, Beáta Molnár PhD student did a presentation entitled Cultural Acupuncture: the Interactions of Cultures, Spaces and Human Behaviors. In her presentation she stressed the different
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The Ethnography Section of the XX. Scientific Student Conference of Transylvania was held on the 19th of May 2018. The conference was opened by Klára Kuti PhD, cultural anthropologist of the German Minority Museum (Hungary)
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Tranzit House is hosting its first exhibit featuring pieces depicting ethnology students’ relationship with their research field. TÉNYKÉPEK opened to the public on the 15th of May 2017. The exhibition created and coordinated by Csiki
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