Minister of Education (Hungary)

The Minister of Education, officially the minister of Children and Education is a member of the Hungarian cabinet. The minister of education was Miklós Kásler until 2022 as minister of human capacities, when this task was given to the minister of interior Sándor Pintér.

Minister of Education (1848)

===Hungarian Kingdom (1848)=== Parties ==Ministers of Religion and Public Education (1848–1919)==

Ministers of Religion and Public Education (1848–1919)

===Hungarian Kingdom (1848–1849)=== Parties ===Hungarian State (1849)=== Parties After the collapse of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848, the Hungarian Kingdom became an integral part of the Austrian Empire until 1867, when dual Austro-Hungarian Monarchy was created. ===Hungarian Kingdom (1867–1918)=== Parties ===Hungarian People's Republic (1918–1919)=== Parties ==Minister of Religion (1919)==

Minister of Religion (1919)

===Hungarian People's Republic (1919)=== Parties ==Minister of Public Education (1919)==

Minister of Public Education (1919)

===Hungarian People's Republic (1919)=== Parties ==People's Commissars of Public Education (1919)==

People's Commissars of Public Education (1919)

===Hungarian Soviet Republic (1919)=== Parties ====Counter-revolutionary governments (1919)==== Parties ==Ministers of Religion and Public Education (1919–1951)==

Ministers of Religion and Public Education (1919–1951)

===Hungarian People's Republic (1919)=== Parties ===Hungarian Republic (1919–1920)=== Parties ===Hungarian Kingdom (1920–1946)=== Parties ====Government of National Unity (1944–1945)==== Parties ====Soviet-backed provisional governments (1944–1946)==== Parties ===Hungarian Republic (1946–1949)=== Parties ===Hungarian People's Republic (1949–1951)=== Parties ==Ministers of Public Education (1951–1953)==

Ministers of Public Education (1951–1953)

===Hungarian People's Republic (1951–1953)=== Parties ==Minister of Higher Education (1952–1953)==

Minister of Higher Education (1952–1953)

===Hungarian People's Republic (1952–1953)=== Parties ==Ministers of Education (1953–1956)==

Ministers of Education (1953–1956)

===Hungarian People's Republic (1953–1956)=== Parties ==Ministers of Popular Culture (1949–1956)==

Ministers of Popular Culture (1949–1956)

===Hungarian Republic (1949)=== Parties ===Hungarian People's Republic (1949–1956)=== Parties ==Ministers of Cultural Affairs (1957–1974)==

Ministers of Cultural Affairs (1957–1974)

===Hungarian People's Republic (1957–1974)=== Parties ==Ministers of Education (1974–1980)==

Ministers of Education (1974–1980)

===Hungarian People's Republic (1974–1980)=== Parties ==Ministers of Culture (1974–1980)==

Ministers of Culture (1974–1980)

===Hungarian People's Republic (1974–1980)=== Parties ==Ministers of Cultural Affairs (1980–1990)==

Ministers of Cultural Affairs (1980–1990)

===Hungarian People's Republic (1980–1989)=== Parties ===Hungarian Republic (1989–1990)=== Parties ==Ministers of Culture and Public Education (1990–1998)==

Ministers of Culture and Public Education (1990–1998)

===Hungarian Republic (1990–1998)=== Parties ==Minister of Education (1998–2006)==

Minister of Education (1998–2006)

===Hungarian Republic (1998–2006)=== Parties ==Ministers of National Cultural Heritage (1998–2006)==

Ministers of National Cultural Heritage (1998–2006)

===Hungarian Republic (1998–2006)=== Parties ==Minister of Education and Culture (2006–2010)==

Minister of Education and Culture (2006–2010)

===Hungarian Republic (2006–2010)=== Parties ==Minister of National Resources (2010–2012)==

Minister of National Resources (2010–2012)

===Hungarian Republic / Hungary (2010–2012)=== Parties ==Minister of Human Resources (2012–2022)==

Minister of Human Resources (2012–2022)

===Hungary (2012–2022)=== Parties == Minister of Education (2026–) ==

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