STUDENTS AWARDED THE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN 2019/20 AY:
- Lishu Gang (Department of Nationalism Studies)
- Tóth Lili (Department of Medieval Studies)
- Mila Bajic (Department of Nationalism Studies)
- Evangeniia Zaretckaia (Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology)
STUDENTS ENROLLED FOR THE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN 2019/20 AY:
- Anna Tulubenskaia (Department of History)
- Anna Pronina (Department of History)
- Lilly Maria Schlagnitweil (Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology)
- Evangeniia Zaretckaia (Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology)
- Kamelia Georgieva Tzenava (MATILDA European Women's and Gender History program)
- Zeinab Abdelhamed (Cultural Heritage Studies)
- Lishu Gang (Department of Nationalism Studies)
- Tóth Lili (Department of Medieval Studies)
- Akinpelu Funmilayo (Department of History)
- Andrej Endre Kuklin (Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology)
- Mila Bajic (Department of Nationalism Studies)
- Nikita Bogachev (Department of History)
STUDENTS AWARDED THE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN 2018/19 AY:
Shushan Abrahamyan (Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology) – Thesis on "The City and Its Walls: Street art, graffiti and the re-invention of public space in Yerevan "
Dana Abu Lail (School of Public Policy) - Thesis on "Advocacy Documentary about Human Trafficking in Jordan APP client"
Ifra Asad (School of Public Policy) – Thesis on "Women in Public Spaces for APP client Women Living Under Muslim Laws"
John Atmore (Department of Nationalism Studies) – Thesis on "Mapuche National Consciousness in Argentine Patagonia" (photo essay)
David Baquais (Department of Gender Studies) – Thesis on "The Affective Potential of Queer Shame on Screen"
Marta Chmielewska (Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology) - Thesis on "The ‘Sign of the Cross’ Exhibition as a Polyphonic Political Statement in the 1980s Polish Art Field"
Alexandra Czeglédi (Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology)
Jakub Gawkowski (Department of History) – Thesis on "Exhibiting Rescued Works of Polish and Polish-Jewish Artists (1945-49)”
Galiya Khassenkhanova (Department of History) – Thesis on "Resident Perspective: The Evacuation of Soviet film studios in Kazakhstan, 1941-44
Mackenzie Nelson (School of Public Policy) – Thesis on "Women in Public Spaces for APP client Women Living under Muslim Laws)"
Vanbasten Noronha de Araújo (Department of Gender Studies) – Thesis on "A Queer Critique of the Narratives on Glitter Pollution"
Ivana Pruchova (Department of History) – Thesis on "Farce after Velvet: Satirical Programs in the First Years of Czech Public Television"
Lucia Szemetova (Department of Nationalism Studies) – Thesis on "»We Laugh with Tears it’s so Hungarian« – The Narratives of Hungarianness in Gábor Reisz’ Films and their Reception"
Orsolya Udvari (Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology) – Thesis on "Ways of Seeing the Other. Migration in Contemporary Hungarian Cinema"
Students who received the PILOT NON-DEGREE certificate in the 2017/18 academic year:
- Polina Baitsym (Department of History, MA Program) - Thesis on "Art, Defined in Struggle: Socialist Realism Inside the Ukrainian Union of Artists from the 1950s through Perestroika"
- Judit Ignácz (School of Public Policy, MPA Program) - Applied Policy Project for Bellingcat and Synaps investigating the full range of digital tools available for the study of the Syrian conflict
- Nora Palandjian (School of Public Policy, MPA Program) - Applied Policy Project for Bellingcat and Synaps investigating the full range of digital tools available for the study of the Syrian conflict
- Varvara Podnos (Department of History, MA Program) - Thesis on "Construction of the Post-Soviet City Narrative Through the Toponymical Space: The Case of Kharkiv, 1991-2017"