Members

Members of the Research Group

Kopp, Erika, head of the research group

associate professor, head of research group

Reaseach topic

progressive education, alternative education , school improvement, teacher education, protestant education , program development

 

 

 


Bajzáth, Angéla

assistant professor

Research topic: teacher education, intercultural competencies, and educational innovation.

One of the current research projects is to develop a learning environment to train Culturally Competent Educative Professionals through a Practice-based methodology.


Yusoff Bin Abdul Khalid


Barcin, Fatma Nur

PhD student

Research topic

She is interested in teacher training, joint degree program & mobility program,distance learning technology,organizational and institutional development programs.

 

 


Hamarsha Mohammad Manal

PhD student

Jenei-Forray, Norma Mária

PhD student

Kiss, Anikó

PhD student

Kowalczuk-Wale̜dziak, Marta

external member, University of Białystok, Faculty of Education


Pesti, Csilla

external member, Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary

Phyu Chaw, Ei

external member, Yangon University of Education, Department of Educational Theory & Management

 

 


Phyo Shwe Ye

PhD student

Pongor-Juhász, Orsolya Anna

 Ph.D. candidate at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) Doctoral School of Education

She is an HR-consultant, a Master Trainer of several psychometric tools and also a life-long learner. She has BSc and MSc in Econonomics, Management and Leadership, MA in Teacher of Economics and MA in Educational Sciences. She is currently finishing her MBA in Digital Marketing and is in her third year of PhD in Educational Sciences at ELTE.

research topic

Her research focus is on the instutionalization process of private micro-schools in Hungary.

Supervisor: Dr. Erika Kopp

Co-supervisor: Dr. Krisztián Széll

 

 


Saed, Amin

 Ph.D. candidate at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) Doctoral School of Education

research topic:

His research talks about the importance of EAP education and its connection with Hungarian EFL teacher trainees' success as both university students in Higher education and as future EFL teachers. Since 2011, he has been a full-time faculty member in the English department at CMU in his home country, Iran. Currently, Amin teaches EAP, Business and General English courses at ELTE, KRE, and some Language schools.

Supervisor: Dr. Erika Kopp

Co-supervisor: Dr. Krisztina Károly