STUDENTS AWARDED THE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN 2021/22 AY:
Bret-Day Frederick David Lawrence, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, MA in Sociology and Social Anthropology. Project title: Working Lives
Korsten Thijs, Department of International Relations, MA in International Relations. Project title: 500 Days After the War
Shah Maryam, Department of Medieval Studies, MA in Cultural Heritage Studies. Project title: Preservation Through Memory-exhibition focusing on spreading awareness about the rock inscriptions in Chilas city.
Solazzo Arianna, Department of Gender Studies. Project title: The Corpo-graphies of Water
Myree Tayla, Department of History, MA in Comparative History. Thesis title: The Struggle for Holocaust Remembrance through Romani Activism; The German and Czech Case (1989-Present)
STUDENTS AWARDED THE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN 2020/21 AY:
Akinpelu Oluwafunmilayo Miriam, Department of History, MA in Comparative History. Project title: Oriseje: A Love (Hi)Story
Basler Derek, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, MA in Sociology and Social Anthropology. Project title: The Home is a Private Museum
Bochkov Dmitrii, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, MA in Sociology and Social Anthropology. Project title: This is what I want to tell you
Majidova Chinara, Department of Medieval Studies, MA in Cultural Heritage Studies. Project title: My Neighborhood
Walters Kyra Elizabeth, Department of History, MA in Comparative History: History track. Project title: A View of the Führer through the Lens of Nazi Popular Cinema
STUDENTS AWARDED THE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN 2019/20 AY:
Bajic Mila, Department of Nationalism Studies. Project photo essay: Generation Bombing–Visual Memories of the 1999 NATO Bombing
Gang Lishu, Department of Nationalism Studies. Project photo essay: What does it mean to live in a city?
Helmi Nadin, Department of Medieval Studies, Master of Arts in Cultural Heritage Studies -- Track: Cultural Heritage Management and Policy. Project video essay: Once there were Jews in Egypt (16 min.)
Tóth Lili, Department of Medieval Studies, Comparative History with a specialization in Late Antique, Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Thesis title: Painted textile from Riggisberg –An old testament cycle in the context of Hellenistic Jewish and Christian art
Zaretckaia Evangeniia, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, MA in Sociology and Social Anthropology. Project photo essay-collage: Isolation Diary
STUDENTS AWARDED THE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN 2018/19 AY:
Abrahamyan Shushan, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology. Thesis title: The City and Its Walls: Street art, graffiti and the re-invention of public space in Yerevan
Abu Lail Dana, School of Public Policy. Thesis title: Advocacy Documentary about Human Trafficking in Jordan APP client
Asad Ifra, School of Public Policy. Thesis title: Women in Public Spaces for APP client Women Living Under Muslim Laws
Atmore John, Department of Nationalism Studies. Project photo essay: Mapuche National Consciousness in Argentine Patagonia
Baquais David, Department of Gender Studies. Thesis title: The Affective Potential of Queer Shame on Screen
Chmielewska Marta, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology. Thesis title: The ‘Sign of the Cross’ Exhibition as a Polyphonic Political Statement in the 1980s Polish Art Field
Czeglédi Alexandra, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology. Thesis title: Micro-politics on red mud after the industrial accident near Ajka, Hungary
Gawkowski Jakub, Department of History. Thesis title: Exhibiting Rescued Works of Polish and Polish-Jewish Artists (1945-49)
Khassenkhanova Galiya, Department of History). Thesis title: Resident Perspective: The Evacuation of Soviet film studios in Kazakhstan, 1941-44
Nelson Mackenzie, School of Public Policy. Thesis title: Women in Public Spaces for APP client Women Living under Muslim Laws
Noronha de Araújo Vanbasten, Department of Gender Studies. Thesis title: A Queer Critique of the Narratives on Glitter Pollution
Pruchova Ivana, Department of History. Thesis title: Farce after Velvet: Satirical Programs in the First Years of Czech Public Television
Szemetova Lucia, Department of Nationalism Studies. Thesis title: »We Laugh with Tears it’s so Hungarian« – The Narratives of Hungarianness in Gábor Reisz’ Films and their Reception
Udvari Orsolya, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology. Thesis title: Ways of Seeing the Other. Migration in Contemporary Hungarian Cinema
Students who received the PILOT NON-DEGREE certificate in the 2017/18 AY
Baitsym Polina, Department of History, MA Program. Thesis title: Art, Defined in Struggle: Socialist Realism Inside the Ukrainian Union of Artists from the 1950s through Perestroika
Ignácz Judit, 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
Palandjian Nora, 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
Podnos Varvara, Department of History, MA Program. Thesis title: Construction of the Post-Soviet City Narrative Through the Toponymical Space: The Case of Kharkiv, 1991-2017