The publisher’s goal is the release of books (art books, albums, catalogs, conference booklets, oeuvre assessments), CDs, DVDs, and the periodical Magyar Művészet (Hungarian Art) produced under the auspices of the Hungarian Academy of Arts (MMA) and its institutions. Furthermore, it handles the creation of oeuvre documentation commissioned by the MMA, portrait film production, video services, and the curation of photo and video archives.
Martin Opitz Publishing was established in 2003, specifically for the publication of academic books. Their themes encompass history, religious history, sociology of architecture, literary history, legal history, linguistics, the history of weaponry, archaeology, art history, and numismatics. Regarding genres, grand monographs, doctoral dissertations, conference proceedings, and commemorative volumes (Festschriften) are found alongside art albums and anecdote collections written with scholarly rigor.
Magyar Napló Publishing is a literary workshop operating alongside the Hungarian Writers' Association. In addition to works by prestigious and well-known writers, poets, translators, and literary historians, it publishes a significant number of volumes dealing with literary scholarship, history, sociography, ethnography, and religion, as well as art albums. The database contains over 350 volumes.
The publisher’s books bring the works of the most excellent Hungarian and foreign authors in the fields of arts—especially fine arts—philosophy, literary history, and recently, historical sciences to the interested reading public. Works by Hungarian artistic and academic authors from within and beyond the borders, as well as translations primarily from English, German, and French, represent modern European and overseas currents of thought.
Kalligram Publishing is one of the most renowned workshops of Hungarian literature and book publishing. Its authors and contributors include prominent representatives of contemporary Hungarian and Central European intellectual life. Alongside fiction, works on literary history, social and historical sciences, and philosophy-aesthetics play an increasingly significant role in the publisher's repertoire.
In addition to publications on history, philosophy, and social history, the database offers works by classical authors from the medieval and early modern periods. The service includes nearly 300 volumes from Attraktor Publishing.
The ELTE EKL Savaria Library and Archives has been enriched with two new pictures. Professor László Hadrovics' painting complements the linguist's library legacy. A photographic reproduction of Ágoston Pável from 1911 has been placed in the memorial room of the poet, linguist and ethnographer.
The library collection of linguist László Hadrovics (1910–1997) has been supplemented with a painting depicting the professor, who began his professional career at the University Library in Budapest. The Hadrovics collection is accompanied with a painting by the college’s former lecturer, artist János Horváth.
The photograph of Ágoston Pável (1886–1946) was taken in 1911. A reproduction of the portrait has been placed in the memorial room of the linguist, poet and ethnographer. From 1924 until his death, Ágoston Pável worked as the custodian of the Szombathely Museum Library. Through his work, the books were categorized and the collection was continuously expanded, laying the foundation for the later independent library in Szombathely. Further details about his work are available on the website of the institution now known as the Berzsenyi Dániel Library.
Both works are on display on the second floor of the ELTE EKL Savaria Library and Archives.
The Faculty Library of the Gusztáv Bárczi Faculty of Special Education at ELTE is launching a four-part series of discussions on the social status of women.
Within the framework of the series, participants will discuss the social situation of women, the challenges faced by women with disabilities, the invisible barriers to academic careers, and the emergence of women politics in Hungary.
Details are available here.
The lecture series will be held in Hungarian.
Participation is free, but registration is required.
Springer Nature invites all interested participants to an author webinar about Open Access publishing under transformative agreements.
Title: How Transformative Agreements Support Sustainable OA Publishing for Authors
Date: February 19, 2026 (Thursday), 11:00 AM–12:30 PM CET
The event will cover the following topics:
Participation is subject to registration. Registration for the event is available here.
Eötvös Loránd University Library and Archives (ELTE Egyetemi Könyvtár és Levéltár) is offering an online training (via Microsoft Teams) entitled “Research Data Management and Data Management Plan Preparation”.
The presentation will cover the proper management of research data as well as the preparation of the research data management plan required for NKFIH NKKP grant applications. The aim is to familiarize participants with the concept and types of research data and the possible methods of generating them. The session will also address research data management more broadly and introduce tools that support research data storage, such as data repositories.
Please note: the presentation will be held in Hungarian.
Dates and times:
You can register for each session via this online form. The content of the sessions is identical.
The link to join the event will be sent in advance to the email address provided at registration. If you have any questions about the programme, please contact us at: oa@lib.elte.hu.