Andras Müllner

András Müllner is an Associate Professor at the Institute for The Theory of Art and Media Studies, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), with a focus on media and communication. Since 2007, he has served as a full-time lecturer, teaching courses on communication theories, mediality, and minority identity. His habilitation in 2009 explored interactivity in philosophical discourse and performativity in Hungarian neo-avant-garde art.

• Research areas: Neo-avant-garde art, Roma representation, media anthropology, postcolonial contexts, and interdisciplinary studies.
• Leadership: Head of the Department of Media and Communication at ELTE (2010–2015).
• Education: Doctoral studies at the University of Szeged, Erasmus lecture engagements across Europe (2012–2019).

Scientific Awards

• Zoltán Kanyó Prize (2001)
• Békésy György Scholarship
• OTKA Postdoctoral Scholarship

Müllner is actively involved in the Roma Image Workshop, co-founding a documentary film program to study the self-representation of Roma communities. He also contributes to research groups like the Hungarian Sound Play History Research Group and the Minor Media/Culture Research Center.