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The history of Automotive Engineering Training
As for the initial period of automotive engineering training, unfortunately we don’t know much about the times before World War II. Between the two world wars, the subject Cars was announced as a non-compulsory subject, starting in the 1940s under the title Gas Machines and Cars. Over the last fifty years, however, the content and form of education and training have changed a lot.

History of the former Department of Automobiles
The ancestor of the department was the IV-th Department of Mechanical Engineering. According to the 1945/46 yearbook searched by a colleague László Muzsnay, the department then had only five lecturers. An article by Artúr Balogh was published in the October 1948 issue of today's Car, the forerunner of today's Autósélet, in which he demanded the start of the "car engineer" training and the establishment of the car department. The result of this was published a year later in the December 1949 issue of The Car.
Department of Automotive Technologies (GJT)
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Faculty of Transportation Engineering and Vehicle Engineering
1111 Budapest, Stoczek str. 6. J. building V. floor
Post address: Budapest 1521 Pf.: 91
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