Eötvös Loránd University
Faculty of Education and Psychology
Institute of Intercultural Psychology and Education
1075 Budapest, 23-27. Kazinczy Str.
+36-1-461-4500/3468 intercultural@ppk.elte.hu http://www.ppk.elte.hu/en https://ippi.ppk.elte.hu/en
Thesis topics – Social integration MA
Ágnes BORECZKY, CSc., professor emerita boreczky.agnes@ppk.elte.hu
• Migration and transnational families
• Hybridity in multiethnic families
• What makes a school multicultural?
• Students' attitudes to multiculturalism
János GYŐRI, PhD, professor gyori.janos@ppk.elte.hu
• Student teachers and for-profit peer teaching in shadow education
• Online tutoring
• Equality and equity issues related to mainstream and shadow education
• Highly achieving females’ media representation in Hungarian printed magazines (e.g. Nők Lapja, Marie Claire)
• Theoretical and practical issues of the identification and segmentation of communicative interactions in a videotaped classroom research
• Native Hungarian immigrant students’ socialization and social
integration in Hungarian educational environment (from the aspects of language)
• Family socialization for international student life
• The representation of the Holocaust in lay survivors as authors’ memoires
• Hungarian students’ beliefs on student diversity
Mónika KOVÁCS, PhD, associate professor kovacs.monika@ppk.elte.hu
• Everyday sexism, sexual harassment
• Gender and career
• Gender as culture
• Development of non-traditional gender roles (’tomboys’, etc)
• Girls and women in academia and STEM fields
• International mobility: students’ third culture, gender roles and gendered experiences, identities (national, European, cosmopolitan), students’
national and gender stereotypes, the perceived hierarchy among students
• Everyday antisemitism
• Jewish identity in Hungary
• Analysis of oral history interviews - USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive (for example: social identity after collective trauma, Jews in the communist system, etc.)
• Collective memory, collective guilt, social identity, and reconciliation
Lan Anh NGUYEN LUU, CSc., associate professor lananh@ppk.elte.hu
• Experiences of technically mediated communication and social network (international students and expats, migrant workers, or migrants)
• Bicultural/multicultural identity
• Migration and gender
• Cross-generational changes in socialization
Zsuzsa VIDRA, PhD, associate professor vidra.zsuzsanna@ppk.elte.hu
/Thesis topics applying various types of qualitative research methods/
• Discrimination, prejudices, social inequalities and exclusion in the education system, labor market, welfare services and child protection
• Minority identities, identity strategies
• Community studies, research on local communities
• Policy analysis in various areas related to minorities: education policy, social policy, labor policy, minority rights
• Roma minority in Hungary and in Europe
• Media representation of minorities
• Migration and refugee studies
Krisztina BORSFAY, PhD, assistant professor borsfay.krisztina@ppk.elte.hu
• Acculturation of different cultural groups living in Hungary (identity, relationships, socialization, etc.)
• Future aspirations/plans of minority groups - career and social relationships
• Prejudices and ideologies
• Art therapies and social integration
• Individual and collective memory of social conflicts
• USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive - analysis of video interviews
Erzsébet CSEREKLYE, PhD, assistant professor csereklye.erzsebet@ppk.elte.hu
• Diversity and intercultural initiatives in educational institutions
• The international mobility of teachers and teacher training students
• Internationalization and internationalization at home in higher education
• Artificial Intelligence in education – research from an intercultural perspective
Orsolya ENDRŐDY-NAGY, PhD, assistant professor endrody.orsolya@ppk.elte.hu
• Interculturalism in Early Childhood Education
• Asian and European Comparative Analysis
• Multiperspectivic Analysis of Conceptions of Childhood in Space and Time
• Interdisciplinary Researches about Early Childhood in Global Context
• Visual researches
Borbála SIMONOVITS, PhD, assistant professor simonovits.borbala@ppk.elte.hu
/Thesis topics applying quantitative and qualitative research methods/
• Attitudes towards minorities (e.g. based on European Social Survey data)
• Discrimination is the labour market
• Discrimination in the sharing economy
• The sharing economy: participation, motivations, on-line trust
• Migration and asylum
• Integration of migrant groups
