News in Cultural Heritage

CEU opened its doors the forth time to visitors during the European Heritage Days September 17-18 2016. CEU students, alumni, the Cultural Heritage Studies Program, the Civic Engagement Office and the External Relations Office worked together to plan and conduct the activities celebrating the heritage that CEU safeguards and opens to the public in downtown Budapest. The European Heritage Days events provided by our Cultural Heritage Studies Program was a big success - about 450 visitors wanted to see the heritage values of CEU's buildings presented by our expert guides.

We are happy to announce that the volume that the papers presented at the Conference of Young Medieval Archaeologists has been published, with contributors from our department: students Mária Vargha (PhD candidate in the Medieval Studies Program), Nóra Ujhelyi (MA student in the Cultural Heritage Program) and Tünde Komori (MA student in the Medieval Studies Program), as well as our faculty member Balázs Nagy. The volume was published by the St Stephen Museum in Székesfehérvár.