Outstanding thesis awards

Outstanding thesis awards

Congratulations to the winners of the Outstanding Thesis Award supervised by DELP colleagues!

You can find these theses online here.

2024

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Harangozó Lili

Using Literature in the EFL Classroom to Foster Social and Emotional Learning

OTAK Divéki Rita
Lestár Loretta Blessing or curse: The representation of the Convict Era in Kate Grenville’s The Secret River MA Gall Cecilia
Dương Lê Hải

Improving Teenage Vietnamese Learners’ Attitudes towards Learning English,

ELIMA Christopher Ryan

2023

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Bohanek Lilla

Investigating Secondary School Students’ Perceptions on Movement Integration in the EFL Classroom

OTAK Price Beatrix
Gál Eszter Mária

The Massacre of the Indigenous Australians – The Genocide Debate

BA Gall Cecilia
Szabó Petra

The Effect of Story-Based Teaching in the Second Language Classroom

OTAK Frank Prescott

2022

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Kiss-Szabó Zita Classroom Management: Encouraging Student Engagement and Cooperation OTAK Uwe Pohl
Molnár Annamária Fostering Cultural Empathy and Self-Reflection in the Language Classroom OTAK Andrea Thurmer
Vad Fanni The Effects of Obligatory Distance Teaching on EFL Teachers’ Use of ICT Tools OTAK Frank Prescott

2021

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Gay Katalin Bringing Global Issues into the English Classroom through Storytelling OTAK Divéki Rita
Hamza Khan The Representation of Aboriginal Women in Australian Cinema BA Gall Cecilia
Sápi Dóra Lost Childhood: The Traumatic Experiences of Child Migrants in Australia and Their Search for Identity MA Gall Cecilia

2020

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Dancsó Virág The Hungarian Secondary School Student’s Difficulties When Learning English as a Global Language MA Frank Prescott
Afaf Hamada The Representation of Australian Aboriginal Women in Selected Works by Non-Aboriginal Authors MA Gall Cecilia
Ittzés Péter American Philosophy in the Music of Charles Ives BA Amy Soto
Migályi István Mátyás Aboriginal Land Rights in Australia BA Gall Cecilia

2019

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Bene Ramóna Cooperation in the EFL Classroom MA Szesztay Margit
Kákonyi Sára Alleviating anxiety MA Szabó Éva
Seben Laura The Comparison of American and Hungarian Cultures Based on Hofstede’s Model and the Accounts of Americans Living in Hungary BA Lázár Ildikó

2018

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Pék Alexandra The Use of Podcasts for Language Development MA Szabó Éva
Riesenberger Mónika Representation of Aboriginal Identity in the Works of Jack Davis MA Gall Cecilia
Udvardy Kitti Konglish: English Incorporated into Korean BA Thurmer Andrea

2017

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Fekete Gergő Fostering a Global Mindset in the English Classroom: A Case Study Using the Film “Girl Rising” MA Szesztay Margit
Nagy Kinga Education Policy in Australia: The Gonski Report BA Gall Cecilia

2016

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Beregi Nóra Informal Ways of Autonomous English Language Development in the Hungarian Context BA Király Zsolt
Horváth Kitti The Impact of Colonisation on Australian Aboriginal Languages BA Gall Cecilia
Káli Dominika The Predicitve Value of Proficiency Testing BA Dávid Gergely

2015

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Hoffer Ildikó One-to-one Teaching and Learning in Practice: How/Why to Adapt Materials and Tasks to Students’ Needs and Learning Styles MA in ELT Kimmel Magdolna
Málnási Csizmadia Anna Why English? English as a Foreign Language for Students with Special Needs BA Enyedi Ágnes
Váczi Zsombor Apród Group Learning vs. One-to-one Learning: Students in the Spotlight BA Kimmel Magdolna

2014

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Mártha Zsolt Project Tableau — Project in the Secondary Classroom BEd Kimmel Magdolna
Páli András The representation of Australia’s war-time contribution on screen and in fiction MA Gall Cecilia
Soproni Tamás Pacific Solution: The most controversial immigration policy of the 2000s MA Gall Cecilia
Talhammer Anna The role of Information and Communication Technologies in language acquisition Ma in ELT Kimmel Magdolna

2013

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Kardos Evelyn Metaphorical Thought in Culture and Translation: A Comparative Analysis of English and Hungarian BA Károly Krisztina
Molics Bernadett The effects of L2 on L1 in bilingual high schools BA Christopher Ryan
Pongor Magdolna Cultural Differences between the English and the French: The Discrepancy of Values as Reflected in Everyday Life BA Halápi Magdolna
Kolozsvári Emese Negative Effects of the L2 German on the Acquisition of English as L3 MA in ELT Christopher Ryan

2012

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Kiss Dorottya  Britain in the 1970s Through the Work of Pink Floyd BA Enyedi Ágnes

2011

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Molnár Judit The Importance of Motivation in Language Learning: A Study on the Motivational Profiles of High-Achieving Students BA Király Zsolt

2010

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Kisfaludi Csilla The Relevance of Female Politicians in the last U.S. Presidential Elections — Gender vs. Political Ideology BA Kimmel Magdolna
Szabó Mátyás The Impact of Post-World War II Immigration on Australian Legislation BA Holló Dorottya
Pozdena Emese Foreign Business Presentations through the Eyes of Business People MA Rachel Appleby
Jankó-Brezovay Judit The Making of a Hero — Ned Kelly and Jesse James MA Cecilia Gall

2009

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Mátrai Márta Language Use of Children in Bilingual Families CETT Enyedi Ágnes
Price Beatrix The Formative Years in EFL Teaching: Movement Accompanied Language-Learning CETT Szesztay Margit

2008

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Sárik Pál Factors of Motivation in Adult Education CETT Christopher Ryan

2007

Winner Thesis title Type Supervisor
Kalocsai Beatrix Instructions in the English Language Class CETT Dávid Gergely