Faculty & Departments

IEAS consists of three departments: English, American Studies and ELTEAL (English Language Teacher Education and Applied Linguistics). Their respective sites can be accessed from this page. The Institute is lead by the Director of the Institute in cooperation with the Institute Council.

Faculty

EnS = English Studies; AmS = American Studies; ELTEAL = English Language Teacher Education and Applied Linguistics

Annus Irén, PhD Associate Professor (AmS) American culture, arts, religions, minorities in the US email, Ph: 544-000/3213, website
Bajnóczi Beatrix, MA Language Instructor (ELTEAL) language skills, testing & assessment, English for business & administration, ESP email, Ph: 544 261, website
Barát Erzsébet, PhD Associate Professor (EnS) applied linguistics, gender studies, discourse analysis email, Ph: 544 256
Bocsor Péter, MA Assistant Prof. (EnS) modernism, prose, poetry and drama, postmodern, semiotics email, Ph: 544 261
Bukta Katalin, PhD Senior Assistant Prof. (ELTEAL) language teaching, methodology email, Ph: 544 689, website
Cora Zoltán, MA Assistant Prof. (EnS) Modern and contemporary British and European history and historiography, theories of history, classical, modern and postmodern aesthetics, British literature and arts (18th and 19th centuries) email, Ph: (36)-62-544-549
Cristian Réka Mónika, PhD Associate Prof. (AmS) American Studies, American modernism, American drama and theater, film theory and visual culture, gender and postcolonial studies email, Ph: 544 847, website
Curleyné Rónay Zsuzsanna, MA Assistant Prof. (ELTEAL) English language skills, British culture email, Ph: 544 261
Doró Katalin, PhD Senior Assistant Prof. (ELTEAL) applied linguistics, language skills email, Ph: 546 792
Dragon Zoltán, MA, MPhil Assistant Prof. (AmS) film theory, literature and cultural theory, digital & visual culture email, Ph: 544 847, website
Dudits András, MA Assistant Prof. (EnS) translation and interpretation email
Durham Dávidné, dr. univ. Senior Assistant Prof. (EnS), retired conference interpretation email
Federmayer Éva, dr.univ, CSc/PhD Associate Professor (AmS) American literature, literary theory, gender studies email, Ph: 544-000/3213, website
Fenyvesi Anna, PhD Associate Professor (EnS), Director of Institute general linguistics, sociolinguistics, language contact email, Ph: 544-262, website
Gombosné Haavisto Kirsi, MA Language instructor (ELTEAL) reading skills, English for business and administration, testing and assessment, learner intentions, ESP email, Ph: 544 261, website
Kenesei István, DSc/PhD, dr. habil. Professor (EnS) syntax, semantics, prosodic phonology, syntax-morphology interface email, Ph: 544 258
Kérchy Anna, PhD, DEA Senior Assistant Prof. (EnS) literary theory, gender studies, body studies, Victorian, 20th c. and contemporary literature, children’s literature, the fantastic email, Ph: 544000-3045
Kiss Attila, dr. habil., dr. univ., PhD Associate Professor (EnS), Head of Department early modern English drama and theatricality, drama and theater theory, postsemiotics, semiography email, Ph: 544 260
Kontra Miklós, DSc/PhD, dr. habil. Professor (ELTEAL), Head of Department applied linguistics, sociolinguistics, Hungarian-American bilingualism, linguistic human rights email, Ph: 544 284, website
Kovács Ágnes Zsófia, PhD Senior Assistant Prof. (AmS) American literature, Realism and Modernism in literature, Multiculturalism, Popular culture, Theories of narrative, theories of the novel, Ethics of narrative email, Ph: 544 847, website
Matuska Ágnes, PhD Senior Assistant Prof. (EnS) Early modern literature and culture, drama semiotics, translation and interpretation, intermediality email, Ph: 544 259
Nagy Gergely, MA Assistant Prof. (EnS) medieval English lit & culture, Tolkien studies, mythopoetics email, Ph: 544 525
Novák György, dr.univ, PhD Associate Professor (AmS) early English and 17th-19th-c. Am history, 20th-c Am literature, popular genres, translation email, Ph: 544 264, website
P. Balogh Andrea, MA Assistant Prof. (EnS) literature and cultural studies, Irish Studies, gender email, Ph: 544 526
Pálos Ildikó, MA Language Instructor (ELTEAL) language teaching, methodology email, Ph: 544 689
Peckham, Don, PhD Senior Assistant Prof. (ELTEAL) applied linguistics, second language acquisition, language teaching email, Ph: 544 284
Parrott, Jeremy, PhD Senior Assistant Prof. (ELTEAL) EFL Methodology, discovery methods in language learning, onomastics, literary bibliography email, Ph: 544 689
Péter Róbert, PhD Senior Assistant Prof. (EnS) 17th-18th c. British history, philosophy of the (counter-)Enlightenment, modern religious history, theories of culture and religion, freemasonry email, Ph: 544 549
Polgárdi Krisztina, dr.univ, PhD Senior Assistant Prof. (EnS) theoretical linguistics, phonology email, Ph: 544 258
Reschné Marinovich Sarolta, dr.univ, CSc/PhD Associate Professor (EnS), retired women writers, 19th-20th-c. British and American literature, gender studies email, Ph: 544 260
Rozsnyai Bálint, dr.univ, CSc/PhD Associate Professor (AmS), retired British and American literature and intellectual history email, Ph: 544 257, website
Suszczynska Malgorzata, MA Senior Assistant Prof. (EnS) pragmatics: theories of linguistic politeness and face-work, types of spoken discourse, social psychology email, Ph: 544 262
Szabó-Gilinger Eszter, MA Assistant Prof. (ELTEAL) applied linguistics, language skills, Canadian Studies email, Ph: 544 024
Szentgyörgyi Anna, MA Institute /ELTEAL secretary email, Ph: 544 024
Szépéné Ungár Erika, BA Institute Senior Secretary email, Ph: 544 259
Szőnyi György Endre, DSc/PhD, dr. habil. Professor (EnS) 16-18c. British literature, Renaissance, English music and visual arts, occultism, literature email, Ph: 544 030, website
Tápainé Balla Ágnes, MA Assistant Prof. (ELTEAL) EFL methodology, applied linguistics email, Ph: 544 689
Vajda Zoltán, PhD Associate Prof. (AmS), Head of Dept. of American Studies American studies, intellectual history, 19th-c. century American history, cultural studies email, Ph: 544 264
Williams, Thomas, MA Language Instructor (ELTEAL) language skills, translations email, Ph: 544 542, website

PhD Students and Predoctoral Research Fellows

Antoni Rita (lit) literature and the fantastic; literature and philosophy; gender studies email, Ph: 544000-3045
Balogh Erzsébet (app ling) applied linguistics, EFL methodology email
Csetényi Korinna (lit) literature and the fantastic, Gothic, horror fiction email, Ph: 544000-3045
Dégi Zsuzsanna (app ling) Laguage acquisition, multilingual competence email
Fischer Mónika (theor ling) theoretical linguistics, syntax email
Hardi Judit (app ling) applied linguistics, EFL methodology email, Ph: 544 024
Kalocsai Karolina (app ling) applied linguistics, EFL methodology
Keresztes Csilla (app ling) applied linguistics, EFL methodology
Kiss Zsuzsanna (app ling) applied linguistics, EFL methodology email, Ph: 544 024
[Zámbóné] Kocic Larisa (lit) literature, theology, Milton email, T: 544000-3045
Kovács Emőke (app ling) applied linguistics, EFL methodology email, Ph: 544 024
Misits Éva (app ling) applied linguistics, EFL methodology
Nagy Judit (app ling) applied linguistics, EFL methodology
Ódry Ágnes (app ling) applied linguistics, EFL methodology email, Ph: 544 024
Pap Dániel (theor ling) theoretical linguistics, syntax email
Pusztai Ágnes (app ling) applied linguistics, EFL methodology email, Ph: 544 024
Szauter Dóra (lit) literature, medieval culture, iconology email, Ph: 544000-3045
Szélpál Lívia (lit) literature, history, film email, Ph: 544000-3045
Tanács Ágnes (lit) literature, Renaissance studies, Shakespeare email, Ph: 544000-3045
Tápainé Balla Ágnes (app ling) methodology email, Ph: 544 024
Tóth Zsófia Anna (lit) literature, film, gender studies email, Ph: 544000-3045
Vincze Veronika (theor ling) theoretical linguistics, syntax email

Juhász Gyula Pedagogical Faculty Staff

See: http://www.jgytf.u-szeged.hu/tanszek/angol.htm

Guest lecturers

Darmody, Sean, PhD Tyinity College, Dublin Irish Literature email
Driver, Elizabeth, PhD ‘Cooperative Studies’ Guest Lecturer, Washington DC Renaissance studies, Shakespeare, literature and film studies, American short fiction email
Fitzpatrick, Harry, MA Assistant Prof., Faculty of Teacher Training, SZTE Irish language courses email, Ph: 546 345
Kürtösi Katalin, CSc/PhD, dr. habil. Associate Prof., Összehasonlító Irodalomtud. Tsz., SZTE, BTK Canadian Studies, Intercultural studies, modern drama email
Nagy Imre, CSc/PhD Tud. igh., Csongrád Megyei Múzeumok Igazgatósága art history, Native American Studies email
Swatridge, Colin, dr. Open University, England / University of Miskolc history, cultural studies, the British educational system email
Sz. Kristóf Ildikó, CSc/PhD Senior Research Fellow, HAS Native American Studies, Anthropology email
Vasvári, Louise O. Fulbright Professor Professor Emerita, Department of Comparative literary and Cultural Studies,University of New York, Stony Brook, affiliated member of the Gender Studies Research Group in the Institute of English and American Studies email

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