Research Centres
Research centres
The faculty promotes bi- and multilateral international educational and research collaboration with the region’s and the world’s leading higher education and research institutions. We strive to become a leading centre of humanities research within the Central European region. The instructors of the faculty’s 18 institutes regularly travel abroad and host their international colleagues at home. They regularly organise international academic conferences and, by sending their students abroad, ensure that the future generations of researchers and instructors receive high-level training with an international outlook. Our instructors foster personal working or consultative relationships with university tutors and research centre staff from 40 countries, many of whom are involved in the editorial processes of renowned international scientific journals.
department-level research centres:
- Budapest Centre for Buddhist Studies
- Central European Research Centre for Documentation and Information on CPLP Countries
- Theoretical Linguistics Department
- Centre for Estonian Education
- Indo-European Linguistics Research Division
- Contemporary Arab World Center
- Contemporary Turkic Centre
- Latin American Research Centre
- Research Centre for Mongol Studies
- The Low Countries and Hungary – Research Centre for Cultural Transfer
- Budapest Research Centre for Linguistic Theory - BraCeLet
- Scandinavian Cultural Centre
- Centre for the Study of Religion
faculty-level research centres:
- Brazilian Centre
- Centre for Digital Humanities
- DiAGram Research Centre for Functional Linguistics
- Modern India Research Centre
- Methodology Centre
institute-level research centres:
- ‘One Belt, One Road’ Research Centre
- Research Centre for Hungarian Philosophy
- Research centre of the German Minority in Hungary
- Centre of Postcolonial Studies
- Interdisciplinary Russian Studies Centre for Research and Methodology
- Centre for Vietnamese Language and Culture
- Research Centre for Women’s History
- Silk Road Research Group