Agnes (Agi) Veto grew up in Budapest, where she undertook the study of Hebrew 
and Aramaic, and earned an undergraduate degree in biblical and Jewish Studies 
from Eotvos Lorand University.  She received an advanced degree in Jewish
Studies from the London University School of Oriental and African Studies and 
spent a year at Oxford Postgraduate Center for Hebrew and Jewish Studies.  She
spent two years in Paris at the Sorbonne, at both the Institute Catholique and
Ecole Practique Des Hauts Etudes, as student, translator, and teacher of 
English, and has studied Talmud at the Pardes Institute, a co-educational 
yeshivah in Jerusalem.  Veto earned an M.A. in Jewish Studies at the Rothberg 
Graduate School of Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and a further M.A. at New 
York University, where she has taught, and was working on a PhD in Jewish 
Studies with an emphasis on Talmud and Rabbinic literature.