The aim of the presentation is to briefly review the more than 100 years of Hungarian Studies and to outline where Hungarian Studies is heading today in the 21st century, what are the challenges we face in a globalizing world with regard to content and methodology. Throughout history, the objectives and institutional background of Hungarian Studies have been changed. The intensive development of the 1920-1940s was followed by a period of stagnation, but from the late 1980s modern Hungarian Studies emerged. Hungarian Institutes have been opened, and universities have started to offer MA in Hungarian Studies since 2010. Due to the Belt and Road Initiative programme, several Hungarian departments and research centres have been launched in China as well.
Dr. Anett Árvay
Dr. Anett Árvay is a senior assistant professor and program director of Hungarian Studies at the University of Szeged. Her research endeavors are linked to linguistics, especially intercultural pragmatics and the interdisciplinary field of Hungarian studies, with a special focus on Hungarian public place, historical memorials, and commemorative traditions. She also researches methods for introducing Hungarian language and cultural heritage to foreigners and has designed several study abroad programs, workshops, and cultural awareness trainings for international students from all over the world.
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