Zoltán Körösvölgyi | Doctoral Dissertation Defense

The MOME Doctoral School kindly invites you to art historian Zoltán Körösvölgyi s dissertation defense.

Discipline: PhD in Art Theory
Supervisors: Márton Szentpéteri PhD professor, MOME Doctoral School and Bálint Veres PhD habil. associate professor, MOME Doctoral School

Doctoral dissertation: Art, Religion and Spirituality in the Design Culture of the Postsecular Age | Theses

Examination Board
Chairman: Jessica Hemmings PhD professor University of Gothenburg, researcher, MOME visiting professor
Committee Members: Anikó Illés PhD habil. associate professor, MOME Institute for Theorethical Studies and Marcell Mártonffy PhD habil. associate professor, Andrássy University Budapest
Opponents: Eszter Babarczy PhD associate professor, MOME Institute for Theorethical Studies and Délia Vékony PhD, senior lecturer, International Business School

Date: 13 September 2022, 2 pm
Place: MOME Auditorium |1121 Budapest, Zugligeti street 9-25.

2022.08.13

14:00 - 16:30

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Zoltán Körösvölgyi | Doctoral Dissertation Defense
Date: 13 September 2022, 2 pm
Place: MOME Auditorium |1121 Budapest, Zugligeti street 9-25.

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