Du skal aktivere Javascript i din browser. Please enable Javascript in your web browser. The building was dark gray colored in the past, the former name "Black House" stuck to it in those times.
In the 19th century the Downtown Casino was operated within its walls, and in the earlyth century among others there was a newspaper editorial office here. One of the few historical buildings of Szeged that survived the Great Flood of the Tisza River in That was the first time when the institution moved to Szeged, where it was operating between A part of the university moved "home", the other part stayed in Szeged. Moreover, anti-Jewish measures were entacted in Hungary and the professors profoundly disagreed with, so it also confirmed their decision for themselves.
At the end of World War II in finally whole Transylvania was returned to Romania, and the Hungarian university there was discontinued without a legal successor. However, the state of Romania established the Bolyai University, which offered study programmes in Hungarian, and also employed the teachers and professors of the former Hungarian university. After some time they began to push back the Hungarian-language faculties, but after this trend was reversed and the Hungarian-language study programmes started to slowly grow again together with for example the number of the Hungarian teachers as well.
By around there were 61 study programs with approximately 7, students who studied in Hungarian language just for comparison, at the same time there are ca. Today it has more than 33, students, as well as 6, teachers and professors. It is called "Under the hat" and situated on the riverbank of Tisza bank in Szeged. The public artwork also has a replica in France, it is located on the street in front of the Hungarian Institute of Paris, also known as Balassi Institute in French "Institut hongrois de Paris" or "Institut Balassi", address: This so-called WiFi hotspot provides free internet access with bandwidth of 1.
After the Great Flood of River Tisza in it was one of the few buildings of Szeged that survived. Interestingly the current ground floor of the building was originally the basement level. There are more independent art pieces on it, for example the large full-figure limestone soldier statues on the two sides of the arched gate which are called "Monument of the living and the dead soldiers".
