STUDENTS AWARDED THE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN 2022/23 AY (until June 2023):
- Iuliia Khabibulina, Department of History, MA in Comparative History. Thesis title: “This Fiery Cemetery”: Analysis of the Soviet Visual Discourse around Moscow Crematorium in the 1920s and 1930s
- Anastasia Karpovska, Legal Studies, LLM in Global Business Law and Regulation. Project title: Men’s World?
- Joseph Purtell, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, MA in Sociology and Social Anthropology. Project title: A City for People
- Isabel Thomas, Department of Medieval Studies, MA in Cultural Heritage Studies. Project title: How Musical Was My Valley: unexpected residues of the past in the South Wales ex-coalfields
- Lukas Duncan, Nationalism Studies Program, MA in Nationalism Studies. Thesis title: An Exploration of Swedishness: A Mosaic of the Swedish Cultural Landscape Through the Lens of Children's Film
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