The University of Pécs (in Hungarian Pécsi Tudományegyetem, in Latin: Universitas Who that excess in its) is a state university located in the Hungarian city of Pécs. History
The first university in Pécs was founded in 1367 as one of the oldest in Central Europe. Its founder was King Louis I of Hungary. In 1921, the old Hungarian university of Bratislava moved to Pécs; from 1982 it continued under the name of Janus Pannonius Tudományegyetem (JPTE).
The current university was founded in 2000 by merging with Pécsi Orvostudományi Egyetem (POTE), now Faculty of Medicine, and Illyés Gyula Pedagogiai Főiskola (Gyula-Illyés Higher School of Pedagogy) based in Szekszárd. The university now has ten faculties and about 30,000 students and is therefore the largest in Hungary.
Among his professors was Karl Kerenyi, who between 1936 and 1941 occupied the Chair of Classical Philology and Ancient History.
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