PhD Programme in

Language Pedagogy and English Applied Linguistics

 

ELTE School of English and American Studies

1088 Budapest, Rákóczi út 5. phone:(36-1) 485 52 00 extension 4424 , email: langped@seas3.elte.hu

 

 

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The courses in the 2024 spring term

are as follows:

 

 

Courses are held on Thursdays.

 

Please note that - for technical reasons - Neptun may show slightly different times and venues in some cases. However, this table below is the valid timetable.

Compulsory courses are marked in bold.

 

Course titles, tutors, codes

Time

Thursday

 

 

venue

Focus on Language Pedagogy and English Applied Linguistics 2: Focus on the language teacher Illés Éva    BTKD-NY-NPAN-3

10:00 –11:30

 

422*

How to write and publish a research paper? Károly Krisztina   BTKD-NY-NPAN-4-8                     

10:00 –11:30

 

440

Research Seminar 2 – Wein Csizér Kata  BTKD-NY-NPAN-10

11:45 -13:15

451

Research Seminar 4 - Holló Dorottya  BTKD-NY-NPAN-12   

11:45 -13:15

411

Structural equation modelling: a multivariate tool to analyse quantitative data Wein Csizér Kata    BTKD-NY-NPAN-4-8

13:30 - 15:00

451

Researching intercultural communication - Holló Dorottya BTKD-NY-NPAN-4-8 

13:30 - 15:00

411

Psycholinguistics - Albert Ágnes  BTKD-NY-NPAN-4-8     

15:15 - 16:45

451

Individual differences in second language learning - Brózik-Piniel Katalin BTKD-NY-NPAN-4-8                                               

15:15 - 16:45

307

* This is the actual classroom, but Neptun may show something different.

Teaching will start on Thursday, 15 February. The last teaching day will be on 16 May. There will be no classes on 28 March (Spring Break).

 

 

 

 

 

 

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