- Students' Scholarly Competition
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The local (faculty-level) round of the Országos Tudományos Diákköri Konferencia (“National Conference of Student Research Societies”) was held at our faculty on 25th November, 2022. Students participating in the local round had the chance to qualify for the national level of the conference, to be held in April 2023 in Budapest. For the first time in the history of the faculty-level conferences a separate panel was dedicated to English studies due to the high number of submitted papers. Eight students presented their own scholarly results in the panel, two of these were projects in the field of linguistics, six in the field of literary studies. The twenty-minute papers were presented in front of a jury consisting of three instructors from the Institute (László Sári B. as chair, Csaba Maczelka and János Nagy as members), and the presentations were followed by lively discussions. According to the decision of the jury, all the presented papers got the green light for the national conference, so students now have a month to finalise their papers based on the feedback received during the discussions. The successful event, attended by many students and some faculty, was the culmination of hard work from the students, the supervisors, the organisers, and the readers involved in the evaluation process, whose work must be thanked here. The students who distinguished themselves by participating were Dorina Gyenis, Andrea Nikolett Majoros, Angelika Nagy, Rebeka Simon, Réka Boglárka Simon, Miklós Gergő Szintai, Valentin Viszló, and Vanda Wächter.
- Studies at the Institute
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Coming soon...
- Curricula and Exams
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(ONLY for students beginning their BA studies in September 2017 or before)
- Thesis
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Department of English Literatures and Cultures – Suggested thesis topics
- Administrative Staff
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Coming soon...
- About the proficiency exam
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Below you'll find important information about how the English Proficiency Exam is administered. Please read the text carefully and act accordingly.
The written part of the exam has three components (reading, grammar and usage, writing). You will be able to take these exam components at specifically defined, subsequent times. To be able to do this, you will need to register in the Neptun system for specific "tasks" linked to the exam times, as well as to register for the exam dates and times in the usual manner. The exam works in such a way that students are only required to take the exam components which they did not pass in the previous exam period or in the first exam of the current exam period. If you passed any exam component in the previous exam period, you will only need to register for the tasks linked to the exam components which you have not passed yet. In any other case, you will need to register for a task linked to each exam component.
The oral part of the Proficiency Exam is only available for those students who passed all components of the written exam. The oral part is made up of two components (listening, speaking). Like in the case of the written part, you will need to register in the Neptun system for specific "tasks" linked to the oral exam times as well as to register for the oral exam dates and times in the usual manner. Similarly to the written part, if you passed either exam component in the previous exam period, you will only need to register for the task linked to the exam component which you have not passed yet. In any other case, you will need to register for the tasks linked to both exam components.
Asynchronous exam preparation aiding Moodle course
In order to log in, you will need your Neptun code followed by @tr.pte.hu and your Neptun code.
- Mentor Club
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The mentor team of the Institute of English Studies, which is part of the Mentor Hub of the University of Pécs, is a group of instructors and students brought together by the shared goal of helping students with various questions about different aspects of university life. Our mentors can share their experiences and information about such issues as: the faculty, various organizations, departments, instructors, courses , possibilities and programs.
Our mentor teachers are in their office during the office hours listed below, but you can also find them online (via email or on Teams) and feel free to do so.
