Andrea Pallag’s doctoral thesis defence
You are cordially invited to the doctoral thesis defence of textile designer and art educator Andrea Pallag.
Title of the thesis: “The benefit of border crossings in education”
Field: Art Studies PhD
Supervisors: associate professor András Mohácsi DLA habil. and associate professor Judit Bényei PhD
Chair of the defence committee: associate professor Anikó Illés PhD habil., MOME
Members of the defence committee: associate professor Zsófia Ruttkay PhD habil., MOME and Head of the Public Relations department of the Museum of Applied Arts Julianna Joó PhD
Opponents: associate professor Andrea Kárpáti, Corvinus University of Budapest and associate professor Eszter Babarczy PhD, MOME
Event information
Date and time: 3 March 2023, 2:00 p.m.
Venue: MOME Auditorium
The language of the event is Hungarian.
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