Nationalism Studies Program

Nationalism Studies Program

about the program
1-year MA program
2-year MA program
MA program structure
MA student handbook
PhD program

teaching
curriculum
MA theses

admissions
application deadlines
application requirements
scholarships and financial aid
study abroad (for undergraduate students)

students
current MA students
alumni profile

MA students (academic year 2009-2010) 1-year MA students Carey Zoe Decker Philipp Flores Natasha Gajic Stevan Gobert Sebastian Grama Adrian Gyöngyösi Katalin Janusauskas Tadas Kim Maya Kutkina Anna Laszák Melinda Markó Ferenc Matic Ivan Robbins Daniel Shyrokykh Karina Sindrestean Alexandra Szikla Andras Szöcs Brigitta Takács Borbala Tamas Balha Etelka Zonszein Mairav 2-year MA students Bulic Mina Chaloupkova Petra Gottschalk Jana Gyory Adrienn Ivanovic Aleksandar Kariman Miljaim Lesko Erik Saracevic Jovana Ster Anja Timar Krisztina Erika MA students (academic year 2008-2009) Avetikyan, Gevorg Balogh, Lídia Banjeglav, Tamara Boskovic, Natasa Ceydilek, Erdem Eplényi, Kata Georgakis, Stefanie Gokturk, Gulen Gönel, Emir Gregulska, Jagoda Harlov, Melinda Heffernan, Kathryn Horvath, Vera Kaishev, Krum Karas, David Körtvélyesi, Zsolt Krasniqi, Gezim Likhacheva, Yulia Mackova, Emanuela Mosoreanu, Marius Murgoci, Oana Nikolic, Nebojsa Otto, Emily Skardziute, Renata Stephens, Carrie Szuppe, Karolina Vangeli, Anastas Werderitch, Derek Yablokov, Ilya MA students (academic year 2007-2008) Baczoni, Mark Bechir, Elis Bielicki, Alexander Chiriac, Bogdan Deoanca, Adrian _______________ Elsenburg, Elizabeth Maria Frank, Maria Gerhartova, Marketa Goshadze, Mariam Gönül, Hande Jankowska, Radoslawa Jularic, Lidija Jurlina, Petra Kovacevic, Dragana Lovellette, Tyler Matsaberidze, David Mihajlovic Trbovc, Jovana Mitrovic, Jelena Palosz, Krzysztof Raic, Inga-Marie Sorensen, Maxwell Sornsin, Kristen Stosko, Joseph Stroe, Monica-Livia Szász, Anna Vanhoutte, Koen MA students (academic year 2006-2007) Andersen, Christoffer Andriescu, Monica Baltz, Matthew Banulescu-Bogdan, Natalia Batic, Goran Baysal, Efe Cavalic, Aida Cercel, Cristian Cora, Yasar Dumbrava, Costica Hoyo, Henio Jibladze, Irakli Kenjar, Kevin Kiss, Agnes Kutuzova, Anna Mavric, Urska Mirzayev, Sanan Rangitsch, Spencer Rosu, Tudor Salnykova, Anastasiya Suleymanova, Dilyara Toro, Tibor MA students (academic year 2005-2006)
Aliyev, Sarkhan	Babes, Adina-Franciska	Bidnyak, Tetyana
Bohus, Kata	Cela, Alba	Curreli, Giuseppina
Dral, Peter	Dujisin, Zoltan	Fotiadis, Apostolos
Gabris, Krisztian	Haav, Kristi	Karakulova, Elina
Martin, Michael	Morosanu, Laura	Pop, Cristina
Popa, Anca	Quinn, Tara	Schober, Elisabeth
Stoyanova, Nadezhda	Turkoglu, Didem	Velek, Viktor

MA students (academic year 2004-2005)
Bartik, Ekaterina	Bozhesku, Marian	Clemence, Alexandra
Fedyuk, Olena	Guleran, Ruxandra	Haderer, Margarete
Hajdu, Eszter	Horvath, Aniko	Izvorska, Ana
Jasurek, Igor	Levy, David	Mamedov, Nazar
Marcelic, Sven	Mazarova, Sandra	Medvigy, Stephanie
Mootz, Lisa	Mungersdorff, Nadezda	Nikolov, Vassil
Polgar, Alexandru	Rac, Katalin	Rona-Hartzog, Jessica
Rozic, Judit	Stjepanovic, Dejan	Toma, Viktoria
Tsanov, Rossen	Tsoneva, Denitsa	Varga, Csilla
Wilson, Kelly

MA students, Academic Year 2003-2004
Brazelton, Hallet	Carstocea, Raul	Costache,Stefania
Dagva, Enkhetsetseg	Durgun, Ozden	Gavrila, Bogdan
Goodman, Jarred	Gorbenko, Ksenia	Grill, Jan
Hagan, Margaret	Iliycheva, Maria	Klamkova, Hana
Lamosova, Zuzana	Ludwig, Sarah	Lukumiete, Dace
Mcmahon, Heather	Palasan, Corina	Seppet, Alina
Oney, Sezin	Strommen, Annelise	Szavics, Petra
Ulker, Erol	Vasic, Filip	Wyrozumska,Alexandra

"First, the Program's curriculum successfully incorporates the interdisciplinary requirements of its thematic focus (the study of the history of ideas, social movements and social psychology, history and current affairs). Thanks to this, and the versatility of its faculty, it fulfills the expectations of Master's level study - to serve as a profiling, end-stage training for future professionals and as issue-oriented study for those who will seek further education within traditional disciplines. Personally, as the Program's graduate and an academic-in-training, I keep being intellectually challenged by my study at "Nationalism," especially when dealing with issues my own discipline."

Kamila Štullerová, Slovakia
Graduate of the NSP
(PhD candidate, Political Science Department, CEU)
Alumni profile

Upon completion of the program, students will have solid experience with research methodology in their field, have acquired analytical skills necessary in dealing with the complex phenomenon of nationalism and will in general be equipped with sufficient academic background to make contributions in academia, NGO's, or in government and international institutions.

Nearly half ot the Nationalism Studies alumni have continued their studies at the PhD level. Some have already completed their PhDs and started academic career as professors or lecturers. Many other alumni work for national govermnents, non-profit organizations and European Union institutions. One former student is a member of the European Parliament, and others work there in advisory positions.