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
| Alexander, Patrick, MA | Lecturer (EnS) | email, Ph: 544-525 | |
| Annus Irén, PhD | Associate Professor (AmS); Deputy Director of Institute | 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, PhD | 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, PhD | 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), reired | 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, MPhil, PhD | Assistant Prof. (AmS) | film theory, digital culture and theories, literature and cultural theory, visual culture | email, Ph: 544 847, website |
| Dudits András, PhD | Assistant Prof. (EnS) | translation and interpretation | |
| Durham Dávidné, dr. univ. | Senior Assistant Prof. (EnS), retired | conference interpretation | |
| 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, website |
| 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 | Associate 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 |
| 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), retired | 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 | Associate Professor (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 |
| † Reschné Marinovich Sarolta, dr.univ, CSc/PhD | Associate Professor (EnS), retired | women writers, 19th-20th-c. British and American literature, gender studies | |
| Rozsnyai Bálint, dr.univ, CSc/PhD | Associate Professor (AmS), retired | British and American literature and intellectual history | email, Ph: 544 257, website |
| Sávai-Matuska Ágnes, PhD | Associate Prof. (EnS) | Early modern literature and culture, drama semiotics, translation and interpretation, intermediality | email, Ph: 544 259 |
| Suszczynska Malgorzata, PhD | 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 | |
| Szécsényi Krisztina, PhD | Senior Assistant Professor (EnS) | syntax, phonology, historical syntax | email, Ph: 544-258 |
| 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 | Assistant Prof. (ELTEAL) | language skills, translations | email, Ph: 544 542, website |
PhD Students and Predoctoral Research Fellows
Applied Linguistics
3rd year
| Gábrity Eszter | Bilingualism, language contact, linguistic identity | email, Ph: 343-206 |
| László Paulina | — | email, Ph: 343-206 |
| Molnár Tímea | Third language acquisition, language contact, heritage languages in Canada | email, Ph: 343-206 |
Bristish & American Literature and Culture
1st year
| Kulcsár Zsófia | Gender studies, cultural studies | email, Ph: 343-205 |
| Makai Péter Kristóf | Disability studies, narratology, cognitive neuroscience | email, Ph: 343-205 |
| Ótott Márta | American experimental theatre, American absurd drama, performance studies | email, Ph: 343-205 |
| Tóth Zsuzsanna | Fantastic literature, cultural history, iconology | email, Ph: 343-205 |
2nd year
| Kelemen Zsolt | psychoanalysis, theories of the subject, transgressive US fiction, new media | email, website, Ph: 343-205 |
| Kocsis Ferenc | — | email, Ph: 343-205 |
| Mócza Attila | Gothic literature, horror literature, social representations | email, Ph: 343-205 |
| Tóth Gabriella | African American theatre, Feminist aesthetics on stage, Post-colonial literature | email, Ph: 343-205 |
3rd year
| Prohászka Géza | National identity, Celtic Studies, cultural heritage | email, Ph: 343-205 |
| Tóthová Andrea | Feminist studies, queer studies, narratology | email, Ph: 343-205 |
| Udvari Tünde | Feminism, audience research, Fan Studies | email, Ph: 343-205 |
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 | |
| Driver, Elizabeth, PhD | ‘Cooperative Studies’ Guest Lecturer, Washington DC | Renaissance studies, Shakespeare, literature and film studies, American short fiction | |
| 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 | |
| Nagy Imre, CSc/PhD | Tud. igh., Csongrád Megyei Múzeumok Igazgatósága | art history, Native American Studies | |
| Swatridge, Colin, dr. | Open University, England / University of Miskolc | history, cultural studies, the British educational system | |
| Sz. Kristóf Ildikó, CSc/PhD | Senior Research Fellow, HAS | Native American Studies, Anthropology | |
| 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 |
