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Department of English Language Pedagogy School of English and American Studies - Eötvös Loránd University 1088 Budapest, Rákóczi út 5. tel.: (36-1) 485 52 00 extension: 4407, email: delp@seas3.elte.hu
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MA in English Language Instruction
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Thesis related deadlines and forms Final exam in English Language Teaching SEAS statements on professional and public issues
THESIS RELATED DEADLINES and FORMS current DELP deadlines are in red for autumn 2023
*Please note that our internal deadline is aligned with the deadlines of other theses administered by DELP in order to distribute supervision evenly among colleagues.
Further sites to check deadlines: The Faculty of Humanities' website at https://btk.elte.hu/th - In Hungarian; Download the file "Határidős jegyzék" - in Hungarian
BA thesis writers, To submit a thesis title for a BA thesis 1 You have to give a completed Statement of Intent to your supervisor by the deadine indicated in the "DELP Deadlines" column in the table above. Discuss the topic, the title and the approach with your supervisor and finalise the title. 2 The title has to be submitted electronically on Neptun by the deadline indicated in the above table. The title will have to be approved of by the supervisor and also by Dr. Rita Divéki, who is in charge of BA theses. If the title is not clear enough or is too broad or is problematic in any way, it may be rejected and improvements may be required. NB: Please observe the deadlines indicated in the table above.
MA in English (Culture Track & Australian Studies) proposals To submit a thesis title for an MA in English thesis 1 You have to prepare a proposal and submit it to your supervisor by the deadine indicated in the "DELP Deadlines" column in the table above. Make sure to revise and improve it based on your supervisor's advice. Then send it to Dr. Dorottya Holló for a final check before submission. 2 The proposals will have to be submitted electronically on Neptun, where they will have to be approved of by the supervisor and also by Dr. Dorottya Holló, who is in charge of MA in English theses. If the proposal does not reflect the topic and approach of the thesis appropriately or does not meet the requirements in any way, it may also be rejected and improvements may be requested. NB: Please observe the deadlines indicated in the table above.
OTAK students If you are planning to submit a thesis in English, you need to: 1 Think of a topic – possible topics and find a supervisor. If your thesis is directly teaching related, look for a supervisor from DELP or DEAL. If it’s more closely related to literature or language study, look for a supervisor from DES, DAS, or DELG. If your thesis is not directly teaching related, it still needs to include a chapter that discusses teaching aspects and implications. 2 If your supervisor is from DELP or DEAL, you will need to hand in/send a Thesis Proposal to your supervisor. Make sure to revise and improve it based on your supervisor's advice. 3 You have to submit your thesis title on Neptun and anyhing else that your supervisor requests (e.g., proposal, reading list). These will then be approved by your supervisor and by Dr. Margit Szesztay, who is in charge of OTAK theses. If the tile and/or the proposal is not suitable for an OTAK thesis, it may be rejected and improvements may be requested. NB: Please observe the deadlines indicated in the table above.
- Statement of Intent for OTAK theses - Thesis information from the Teacher Training Centre: https://tkk.elte.hu/szakdolgozat/
- Statement of Intent for MA in ELT theses
MA in English Language Instruction students Please use this form for your thesis proposal: Link to the Thesis synopsis (Thesis Proposal) NB: Please observe the deadlines indicated in the table above.
For students doing the Final exam in English Language Teaching at SEAS (or at PPK) in the coming exam period
We would like to inform you that the Methodology part of all the different final exam types will be based on these topics: http://delp.elte.hu/MAinELTfinalexam.htm
SEAS statements on professional and public issues
Following various threats to academic freedom and professionalism, SEAS staff and the leadership of SEAS have issued a number of statements. These can be read at: http://seas.elte.hu/dokuwiki/about#statements
It is with great pride that DELP announces that in December 2023 Éva Major was the recipient of the ELTE Teacher Education Award. Éva has been working in English language teacher education for over three decades. Her outstanding contribution to the field comprises - among many other things - introducing various aspects of ICT into language teaching, innovative practices in teaching methodology, new approaches to teaching practice. Éva has also been instrumental in bringing about educational reforms, local and international projects, and in the past few years served as the head of the Centre for Teaching Methodology at the Faculty of Humanities. Congratulations!!!!
We are also happy that two of our wonderful mentor teachers, Réka Gulyásné Pusztai and Anna Szegedy Maszák were also awarded a certificate of acknowledgement. More info about the event is available in Hungarian at: https://tkk.elte.hu/elte-pedagoguskepzeseert-dijak-es-elismero-oklevelek-2023-ban
3 November, 2022 DELP is very proud to announce that Professor Péter Medgyes has been awarded the Eötvös József wreath by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences on the occasion of the Festival of Hungarian Sciences in recognition of his contribution to the field of language pedagogy, teaching and researching TEFL methodology, as well as his internationally acknowledged research and publication work. Congratulations!
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