László Krasznahorkai Received an Honorary Doctorate From the University of Szeged
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More than fifty years after he began his law studies at the predecessor institution of the University of Szeged, Nobel Prize-winning writer László Krasznahorkai returned to the university and received an honorary doctorate.
Nobel Prize-winning writer László Krasznahorkai received an honorary doctorate on Saturday at the ceremonial senate session of the University of Szeged, which was held on the occasion of University Day. Several scientific and university awards were also presented at the ceremony. László Krasznahorkai began his higher education in 1973 at the Faculty of Law, one of the university’s predecessor institutions, the József Attila University. On behalf…
Two Nobel laureates participated in the University Day ceremony of the University of Szeged. Honorary doctorates were awarded and a new alumni body was formed.
The writer began his studies here, but eventually earned his degree in Budapest. The post Nobel Prize winner László Krasznahorkai was made an honorary doctor in Szeged first appeared on 24.hu.
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