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The student needs and satisfaction survey organised by the Quality Assurance Office is available through the Neptun system in Hungarian and English until 29 April 2026.

Our series, titled „Mosaics from the Heritage of ELTE”, presents some of the outstanding cultural heritage of Eötvös Loránd University. The artwork of the month is the Péter Pázmány University Commemorative Cup.

Springer Nature cordially invites all interested participants to its webinar on Thursday, 23 April 2026.

Clarivate warmly invites all interested participants to its webinar designed for researchers, librarians, and research support professionals. Built around the responsible use of AI in the scholarly environment, the webinar introduces AI-powered tools developed by Clarivate that support research workflows, along with practical guidance on how to use them. The webinar is available in both English and Hungarian.

In the K21 Quality Management Coordination Committee’s first-quarter report for 2026, the working group leaders provided an overview of the results from the past quarter, as well as ongoing work and changes.

On the Hungarian Poetry Day, the ELTE ULA Savaria Library and Archives presented Ágoston Szauer's poetry collection Mindenek bögét, which was based on a dialogue between the poet and the reader, in an intimate evening. The discussion was led by his son, Dániel Szauer, thus highlighting the author's personal and creative processes, while also providing insight into the background of the divine, transcendent poems in the volume. Readings and musical contributions brought the poems to life, and the event became a celebration of the encounter between generations and art forms.

The ELTE–NFI University Film Club screening and discussion series continues. We welcome university members from all ELTE faculties.

The ELTE–NFI FILMIO University Film Club screening and discussion series continues. We welcome university members from all ELTE faculties.

With the support of the ELTE University Film Club, the National Cultural Fund (NKA), and the Hungarian Documentary Filmmakers’ Association (MADOKE), we are launching a documentary film series featuring works by Hungarian filmmakers. The next screening will feature Márton Vizkelety’s 2025 film My Chemical Information System. All interested parties are warmly invited to attend the event.

To mark Hungarian Poetry Day, on April 8, 2026 (Wednesday) at 4:00 p.m., poet Ágoston Szauer, a teacher at ELTE’s Bolyai Training Institute in Szombathely, will present his latest collection of poems, titled Mindenek mögött (Behind Everything), in the event hall on the second floor of the ELTE ULA Savaria Library and Archives.

Az ELTE EKL Savaria Könyvtár és Levéltár nyitvatartása a tavaszi szünetben változik. Kellemes húsvéti ünnepeket kívánunk!

From 10:00 PM on 2 April 2026, until approximately 6:00 AM on 7 April 2026, the ELTE Library WebApp will be unavailable due to system maintenance.

The ELTE–NFI University Film Club screening and discussion series continues. We welcome university members from all ELTE faculties.

With the support of the ELTE University Film Club, the National Cultural Fund (NKA), and the Hungarian Documentary Filmmakers’ Association (MADOKE), a documentary film screening series featuring works by Hungarian filmmakers is being launched. The next screening will feature Balázs Simonyi’s 2017 film Ultra.

During the Easter holidays, between the 3rd and the 6th of April 2026, the ELTE University Library and Archives is closed.

Join this webinar to learn about the Royal Society's journals – a home for excellent scientific research for over 360 years.

The third session of Clarivate’s webinar series focuses on managing references and citation ethics. The thematically structured program provides practical knowledge that participants can use during their doctoral studies to directly support their own research and publication activities.

EBSCO is providing free access to the International Security & Counter-Terrorism Reference Center database to ELTE citizens from April 1 to April 30, 2026. The collection contains comprehensive intelligence and security resources, including articles, reports, and books on the topics of terrorism, homeland security, and risk analysis.

On March 24, 2026, a delegation from the University Library and Archives paid a professional visit to the Hungarian National Archives’ building on Bécsi kapu tér. The parties reaffirmed their commitment to fostering inter-institutional relations and sharing best practices, and expressed their hope for future joint collaborations.

With the support of the ELTE University Film Club, the National Cultural Fund, and the Hungarian Documentary Filmmakers’ Association, a screening series featuring documentary films by Hungarian filmmakers is being launched. The next screening will feature Dorottya Zurbó’s 2018 film entitled Easy Lessons.