In September 2020, the Hungary Foundation together with Mathias Corvinus Collegium (Budapest, Hungary) established the Budapest Fellowship Program, a full-time, fully-funded transatlantic fellowship opportunity in Budapest, Hungary, for young American scholars and...
Mónika arrived in Washington D.C in September 2021 as a Visiting Research Fellow to conduct research at the Hudson Institute Center for Religious Freedom and Center for Common Culture. The aim of her fellowship is to provide a complex, interdisciplinary analysis of...
In September 2020, the Hungary Foundation together with Mathias Corvinus Collegium (Budapest, Hungary) established the Budapest Fellowship Program, a full-time, fully-funded transatlantic fellowship opportunity in Budapest, Hungary, for young American scholars and...
Kristóf György Veres arrived to the US in September 2021 as an Andrássy National Security Fellow to do conduct research at Washington DC-based Center for Immigration Studies. The aim of his research is to provide a complex, interdisciplinary analysis of the current...
In September 2020, the Hungary Foundation together with Mathias Corvinus Collegium (Budapest, Hungary) established the Budapest Fellowship Program, a full-time, fully-funded transatlantic fellowship opportunity in Budapest, Hungary, for young American scholars and...
Csenge is a 2021 Széll Kálmán Fellow for the Fall Semester, where she is spending 3 months in Washington DC learning about policies, the American Constitution, history, and culture. She participates in the Public Policy & Leadership program,...
Hungary Foundation invites applications for one internship position starting on January 15, 2022 and ending on May 15, 2022. The application deadline is December 5, 2021. The position is unpaid and requires a commitment of 20 hours per week. The internship is a...
Hungary Foundation’s annual Young Hungarian Leaders Program (YHLP) concluded last week with 9 Hungarian participants. The program's goal is to provide all HF scholarship recipients with a better understanding of the Founder’s idea of the role of government in American...
Boldizsár is spending this fall in Washington DC, taking part in the Capital Semester Fall Program organized jointly by The Fund for American Studies (TFAS) and The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute (RRI), supported by the Hungary Foundation. After...
In September 2020, the Hungary Foundation together with Mathias Corvinus Collegium (Budapest, Hungary) established the Budapest Fellowship Program, a full-time, fully-funded transatlantic fellowship opportunity in Budapest, Hungary, for young American scholars and...