Medieval Studies at CEU

Do you know anyone who's interested in studying Medieval Studi4s next academic year? We have info sessions for funded MAs and PhDs running through November, December and January, including two on Medieval Studies on Nov. 25:

Online Sessions for Prospective Students | Department of Historical Studies In the coming months, we are organizing online sessions for students considering applying to programs in the department. We warmly invite anyone who would like to apply to study with us from September 2026 to register for one or more of the upcoming sessions.

Support future MA students: https://historicalstudies.ceu.edu/historical-studies-alumni-fellowship-fund

The name “Ágnes Havasi” is for sure familiar to almost everyone who has visited the Medieval Library over the past 26 years. As of 1 August 2024 Agnes retires and will focus on new things.

She joined the library team in 1998 and was actively involved when the CEU-ELTE library moved to its current location. She has worked with several librarian colleagues and was always in charge of the afternoon shifts.

Ágnes knows much about both the readers and the books in the library. She is the person who helped many students in making their first steps in discovering this special library. She also followed their professional development until they became professors in various universities of different continents.
She always knew which new books might be of interest to any visitor to the library. Her personality, librarian skills, ability to build and operate structures as well as her perseverance over all these years have greatly contributed to shaping the character of this library. Her retirement will open a new chapter not only in her life but also in the operation of the library.

On behalf of all the library users over the past 26 years, we thank her for her dedicated service and wish her all the best in the next phase of her life - and that of the library.

Prof. Baukje van den Berg is currently a Visiting Fellow at the Seeger Center for Hellenic Studies at Princeton University.

The Seeger Center extends a warm welcome to our summer 2024 visiting fellows! Marianna Charitonidou, George Kazantzidis, Liliana Simeonova, Paolo Tedesco, and Baukje van den Berg have joined us to conduct research in the Hellenic collections at Princeton University Library. They come to the Seeger Center from universities in Austria, Bulgaria, Germany and Greece. Their research interests span a wide range of Hellenic topics, including ancient medicine, architecture, Byzantine history, and Hellenic poetry. (Photo by Sameer Khan/Fotobuddy.)

Congratulations, Andrei!

Austrian Ministry of Education Awards ‘2023 Appreciation Prize’ to CEU Graduate Andrei Dumitrescu | Central European University Andrei Dumitrescu, who graduated from CEU in 2023 with an MA in Comparative History: Late Antique, Medieval, and Renaissance Studies, is among the awardees of the ‘2023 Appreciation Prize’ granted in November by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research. The ‘Appreciatio...

The students of the Department of Medieval Studies at Central European University and the Ancient, Byzantine and Medieval Studies Cluster of the Vienna Doctoral School of Historical and Cultural Studies at the University of Vienna are co-organizing III Annual Graduate Workshop of Late Antique and Byzantine Studies which will take place on February 23, 2024, in person at the Central European University campus building (Quellenstrasse 51, 1100, Vienna | D001).

Don’t miss our next lecture! We are honored to receive Matthew Kempshall who will talk on Dante’s political theology
December 6, 2023
17:40
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