- Office:1054 Budapest, Alkotmány utca 9-11.
- Building:2nd Floor, Room 212
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- Email:viragh.arpad@uni-bge.hu
Introduction
I have been teaching at the Budapest University of Economics and its predecessor institutions since 2007. I graduated from the College of Foreign Trade, the German Department of ELTE BTK, and the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences of JATE.
I first started teaching German business, finance, and accounting terminology as a part-time lecturer at the Faculty of Finance and Accounting of the Budapest University of Economics in 2004, and later taught various skills-based subjects.
Since 2016, I have been teaching economic law subjects at the Department of Business Economics at the Budapest University of Economics and participating in TDK work.
I have been publishing since 2009, and my work covers several fields of science, such as legal linguistics, sociolinguistics, internet linguistics, discourse analysis, intercultural communication, and law and society.
I obtained my academic degree in 2017 from the Doctoral School of Linguistics at ELTE in the doctoral program in Intercultural Linguistics. I am a regular conference speaker and give lectures in Hungarian and German.
Since 2025, following the reorganization of the BGE, I have been teaching various legal subjects at the Department of Social Sciences at the Faculty of Economics.
Subject(s) taught
- International and Legal Studies (Hungarian)
- International Law (Hungarian)
- Foreign Language for Human Resources (German)
- Business Law (Hungarian)
- Basics of Business Law (Hungarian)
- Financial Law (Hungarian)
- Foreign Language for Finance and Accounting (German)
- Foreign Language for Business A/1 (German)
- Foreign Language for Business A/2 (German)
- Legal Regulation of Businesses (Hungarian)
Professional career
- Since 1991language teaching traineeship
- 2000-2002trainee lawyer
Research areas
- law and society
- legal linguistics
- sociolinguistics
- intercultural linguistics
- internet linguistics, interdisciplinary fields related to law and linguistics