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.
EnS = English Studies; AmS = American studies; ELTEAL = English Language Teacher Education and Applied Linguistics; HuS = Hungarian studies
| Annus Irén, PhD | Associate Professor (AmS) | American culture, arts, religions, minorities in the US | email, Ph: 544-000/3213, website |
| Aradi Csenge, PhD | Senior Assistant Professor (ELTEAL) | cultural linguistics, conceptual metaphor theory and its applications in literary studies, applied cognitive linguistics in second language acquisition | email, Ph: 544-261 |
| Árvay Anett, PhD | Senior Assistant Professor (HuS) | Hungarian studies, sociopragmatics, cross-cultural communication | email, Ph: 544-685 |
| Bajnóczi Beatrix, MA | Master Instructor (ELTEAL) | language skills, testing & assessment, English for business & administration, ESP | email, Ph: 544 261, website |
| Baranyi-Dupák Karina, PhD | Assistant Professor (ELTEAL) | language teaching, second language acquisition, vocabulary acquisition | email, Ph: 544-689 |
| Bálint Emma, PhD (ON LEAVE) | Assistant Professor (EnS) | fairy tale studies, adaptation studies, transmedial storytelling, contemporary literature | email, Ph: 544 542 |
| Bocsor Péter, PhD | Master Instructor (EnS) | translation/interpretation, business communication, 20 century US literature | email, Ph: 544-549 |
| Cora Zoltán, PhD | Senior 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, dr. habil. | Associate Prof. (AmS) | Theories of American Studies, American modernism, American drama and theater, film theory and the American film, gender and postcolonial studies in American film and literature | email, Ph: 544 847, website |
| Csetényi Korinna, PhD | Senior Assistant Professor (EnS) | Gothic literature, horror literature and films, Romantic poetry | email, Ph: 544 256 |
| de Man, George | (ELTEAL) | Oral communication, academic writing, first-generation university students | email, Ph: 544 256 |
| Doró Katalin, PhD, dr. habil | Associate Prof. (ELTEAL) | applied linguistics, language skills | email, Ph: 546 792 |
| Dragon Zoltán, MPhil, PhD, dr. habil. | Associate Professor (AmS), Head of Department | film theory, digital culture and theories, literature and cultural theory, visual culture, photography | email, Ph: 62/34-3321, website |
| Dudits András, PhD | Master Instructor (EnS) | translation and interpretation | |
| Farmasi Lilla, PhD (ON LEAVE) | Senior Assistant Professor (EnS) | cognitive poetics, postclassical narratologies, interdisciplinarity, 20th century and contemporary prose | email, Ph: 544-261 |
| Fenyvesi Anna, PhD, dr. habil. (ON LEAVE) | Associate Professor (EnS), Director of Institute | general linguistics, sociolinguistics, language contact | email, Ph: 544-262, website |
| Fischer Mónika | (ELTEAL) | translator, interpreter, language and business coach | email, Ph: 544-262 |
| Forrester, Allan, MA | Language Instructor (ELTEAL) | Academic Writing, spoken communication, and use of English | email, Ph: 544-689 |
| Frankó Tamara | Institute Senior Secretary | email, Ph: 544 259 | |
| Galiere, Mehdi, PhD | Senior Assistant Professor (Eng) | English; discourse analysis, applied linguistics, critical literacy | email, Ph: 544-256 |
| Hill, Jonnie, PhD | Language instructor (ELTEAL) | applied linguistics, teaching methodology, simulation and games in second language acquisition, distance learning | email, Ph: 544-261 |
| Huber Máté, PhD | Assistant Professor (ELTEAL) | Sociolinguistics, linguistic pluricentricity, TEFL methodology | email, Ph: 544 689 |
| Kecskés Julianna | Institute/ELTEAL secretary, Neptun Referent of the Institute | email, Ph: 544-024 | |
| Kenesei István, DSc/PhD, dr. habil. | Professor Emeritus (EnS) | syntax, semantics, prosodic phonology, syntax-morphology interface | email, Ph: 544 258, website |
| Kérchy Anna, PhD, DEA, dr. habil, dr.univ. DSc | Professor (EnS) | literary theory, gender studies, body studies, Victorian, 20th c. and contemporary literature, children’s literature, the fantastic | email, Ph: 544000-3045 |
| Kiss Attila, DSc, dr. habil., dr. univ., PhD | Professor (EnS), Head of Department | early modern English drama and theatricality, drama and theater theory, postsemiotics, semiography | email, Ph: 544 260 |
| Kovács Ágnes Zsófia, PhD, dr. habil | 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 |
| Kovács Margit, MA | Junior Assistant Prof. (AmS) | Hungarian Studies | email, Ph: 544-685 |
| Lesznyák Márta, PhD, Deputy Director of Institute, Acting Director for Fall 2024 | Senior Assistant Professor (ELTEAL), Head of Department | translation competence, language teaching, intercultural competence | email, Ph: 544-689 |
| Patartics Csilla, MA (ON LEAVE) | Assistant Professor (ELTEAL) | foreign language teaching and learning, language skills | email, Ph: 343-208 |
| Peckham, Don, PhD | Associate Professor (ELTEAL) | applied linguistics, second language acquisition, language teaching | email, Ph: 544 284 |
| Perneki Marietta, MA | Assistant Professor (ELTEAL) | EFL/ESL and a use of technology in language teaching/learning | email, Ph: 544-261 |
| Péter Nóra, MA | Language Instructor (HuS) | email, Ph: 544 685 | |
| Péter Róbert, PhD, dr. habil | Associate 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 |
| Pinjung-Kajtár Olga | Assistant Prof. (EnS) | Self-fashioning, enmification, Guantánamo Bay, New American Studies | |
| Püski Gyöngyi | Assistant Professor (ELTEAL) | sociolinguistics, language attitudes and teaching/learning EFL, non-native accent, language skills | email, Ph: 544 549 |
| Sávai-Matuska Ágnes, PhD, dr. habil | Associate Prof. (EnS) | Early modern literature and culture, drama semiotics, translation and interpretation, intermediality | email, Ph: 544 259 |
| Szarvas Réka, MA | Assistant Professor (EnS) | crime fiction, metafiction, body studies, literary theory, gender studies, contemporary literature | email, Ph: 544000-3045 |
| Székesi Dóra, PhD | Senior Assistant Prof. (ELTEAL) | ESL/EFL | Ph: 343-217 |
| Szélpál Lívia, PhD | Senior Assistant Professor (EnS) | American Studies, British and American history (including the unconventional histories), the issue of history on film, urban history, 19th and 20th-century American literature and culture, Memory Studies, American intellectual history | email, Ph: 544 549 |
| Szőnyi György Endre, DSc/PhD, dr. habil. | Professor Emeritus (EnS) | 16-18c. British literature, Renaissance, English music and visual arts, occultism, literature | email, Ph: 544 030, website |
| Tápainé Balla Ágnes, PhD | Senior Assistant Prof. (ELTEAL) | EFL methodology, applied linguistics | email, Ph: 544 689 |
| Tóth Judit | (ELTEAL) | secondary education, ELT methodology, effective learning | email, Ph: 543-213 |
| Tóth Zsófia Anna, PhD | Senior Assistant Professor (AmS) | American literature and culture, American cinema and visual culture, Gender and literature, Gender and film, Cultural studies, Literary theory, Gender studies | email, Ph: 543-213, website |
| Vajda Zoltán, PhD, dr. habil. | Associate Prof. (AmS) | American studies, intellectual history, 19th-c. century American history, cultural studies | email, Ph: 544 264 |
| Williams, Thomas, PhD | Senior Assistant Prof. (EnS) | translation, applied linguistics, sociopragmatics | email, Ph: 544 542, website |
| Zámbóné Kocic Larisa, PhD | Senior Assistant Professor (EnS) | Early Modern literature and religion, fandom and comic studies, gender studies, orality and literacy | email, Ph: 544 256 |
| Zsigri Gyula, PhD | Associate Professor (EnS) | phonology, phonetics, syntax, writing systems | email, Ph: 343-208 |
| Gombosné Haavisto Kirsi, MA | |
| Suszczynska Malgorzata, PhD | |
| Kocsik András | |
| Simon Péter | |
| Bakti Mária, PhD |
1st year
| Budai Ágota | Transmedia Transformations of Fantastic Spatial Narratives | |
| Dán Petra | Mormon Women’s Aspirations for Equality |
2nd year
| Kajtár-Pinjung Olga | Self-Fashioning and Enemy Image Construction in Mohamedou Ould Slahi’s Guantánamo Diary | |
| Szokolyai Dóra | Queering the Romance Quest in Jeanette Winterson’s Oeuvre | |
| Pardi-Oláh Roberta | Louisa May Alcott and the Transcendentalist Movement |
3rd year
| Armin Stefanovic | An Evolutionary Perspective on the Supernatural: The Case of the Harry Potter Allure | |
| Aya Chelloul | Literary representaions of gender roles in the MENA region | |
| Amira Rihab Saidi | The Representation of American Masculinity Crisis in 21st-century Joker Film Adaptations | |
| Lina Berraf | Crescendos of Silence: The Filmic Representation of #MeToo in Contemporary Hollywood Movies | |
| Osoliova Viktória | Female Gothic: Corporeal Narratology and Feminist Hauntology | |
| Szántó Bálint | Transmediality and Participatory Culture in American Cinema |
4th year
| Bagi Dániel | Gothic Nature in Weird Fiction | |
| Szabó Helga | American Film Criticism in the Age of the World Wide Web and Beyond |
2nd year
| Syasya Qistina | ||
| Arinal Rahman | ||
| Awder Raza Aziz |
3rd year
| Kostic Adriana |
ABD
| Burai Andrea | ||
| Luyu Chen | ||
| Skadra Margit | ||
| Püski Gyöngyi | ||
| Sadouki, Fatiha | ||
| Asztalos-Zsembery Eszter | ||
| Tamás Tamara | ||
| Vásári Nikolett | ||
| Dely Zsolt | ||
| Korpas, Olivera |