STUDENTS WHO WILL RECEIVE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN THE 2018/19 ACADEMIC YEAR:
Mackenzie Nelson (School of Public Policy) – Thesis on "Women in Public Spaces for APP client Women Living under Muslim Laws)"
Alexandra Czeglédi (Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology) – Thesis on "Micro-politics on red mud after the industrial accident near Ajka, Hungary"
Lucia Szemetova (Department of Nationalism Studies) – Thesis on "Everyday nationhood discourse in Gábor Reisz' film and their reception"
John Atmore (Department of Nationalism Studies) – Thesis on "Mapuche national consciousness in Argentine Patagonia"
David Baquais (Department of Gender Studies) – Thesis on "Queer shame on film"
Orsolya Udvari (Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology) – Thesis on "Ways of Seeing the Other. Understanding the Visual Representation of Migration in Hungary after 2015 through the Lenses of Three Movies"
Jakub Gawkowski (Department of History) – Thesis on "Exhibiting the Destruction of Polish and Jewish Material Culture in the Aftermath of WW2: Warsaw Accuses (1945) and The Exhibition of Saved Works of Jewish Art (1949)
Shushan Abrahamyan (Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology) – Thesis on "Graffiti in Yerevan"
Iryna Mysiv (Department of Nationalism Studies) – Thesis on "Biopolitical tendencies in the interwar Eastern Galicia: role of ethnic minorities"
Ivana Pruchova (Department of History) – Thesis on "Farce after Velvet: Satirical Programs in the First Years of Czech Public Television"
Galiya Khassenkhanova (Department of History) – Thesis on "Kazah Films in Evacuation"
Vanbasten Noronha de Araújo (Department of Gender Studies) – Thesis on "Embodied Shimmers signaling existence through aqueus connections between glitter, bodies and water in the Anthropocene"
Ifra Asad (School of Public Policy) – Thesis on "Women in Public Spaces for APP client Women Living Under Muslim Laws"
Dana Abu Lail (School of Public Policy) - Thesis on "Advocacy documentary about human trafficking in Jordan APP client"
Marta Chmielewska (Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology)
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"
Currently enrolled students:
Arslan Akanov (Nationalism Studies, MA Program)
John Atmore (Nationalism Studies, MA Program)
Dávid Baqais (Department of Gender Studies, MA Program)
Jasmin Gamez (School of Public Policy, MPA Program)
Jakub Gawkowski (Department of History, MA Program)
Shehreen Ataur Khan (Department of Gender Studies, MA Program)
Galiya Khassenkhanova (Department of History, MA Program)
Elena Krusheuskaja (School of Public Policy, MPA Program)
Vanbasten Noronha de Araújo (Department of Gender Studies, MA Program)
Mackenzie Nelson (School of Public Policy, MPA Program)
Ivana Pruchova (Department of History, MA Program)
Caterina Sessa (Sociology and Social Anthropology, MA Program)
