Contact, Staff
Head of Department
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Phone: +36 1 482 7232 • Ext: 7232
Secretariat
Opening Hours:
- Monday: 13:00-15:00
- Tuesday: no opening hours
- Wednesday: 9.00-12.00 and 13.00-15.00
- Thursday: no opening hours
- Friday: 10.00-12.00
Contact:
Phone: +36 (1) 482-7400 / 7241 / 7253
E-mail: titkarsaggti@uni-corvinus.hu
In person: Building C 423-424.
Books, notes, certificates, etc. submission and reception canonly take place during opening hours! To ensure the smooth and efficient operation of theSecretariat, please respect opening hours. Beyond opening hours, please contact us by email.
Your questions are welcome in the following areas:
- information regarding the contact details and office hours of our professors
- issues concerning our subjects during the study period
- issues concerning our subjects during the exam period: spot openings, grades (only by attaching the professor’s email, where they support it)
- information in study and examination matters concerning our Bachelor and Master Degree programs
- authentication of course descriptions (please attach the downloaded core sheet from the website)
Please reach out to the Student Service in the following matters:
- course registration after deadline
- registration for and withdrawal from exams after deadline
- initiating credit transfer applications, recognition of Erasmus study courses
- questions about the admission for our study programs
- questions about financial matters related to studies
- Neptun issues
You can the colleagues of the Student Service at Do it online.
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Phone: +36 1 482 7400 • Ext: 7400
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Phone: +36 1 482 7241 • Ext: 7241
Professors
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Research areas: Cold War, Détente, East–West relations, Hungary’s and the Soviet Bloc’s international relations, Political transition in East Central Europe, European integration
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Phone: +36 1 482 7237 • Ext: 7237
Research areas: European integration, security studies, UK and Commonwealth countries
C épület, 408
Research areas: armed conflicts, non-state armed groups, rebel governance, post-conflict state-building
C épület, 402
Research areas: International Criminal Law, International Crimes in Domestic Law, People’s Right to Self-determination, Lawfare
C épület, 411
Phone: +36 1 482 7220 • Ext: 7220
Research areas Economics of European integration, challenges facing the policies of the European Union, reform of the EU budget, the role of cohesion policy in catching up
C épület, 402
Phone: +36 1 482 7232 • Ext: 7232
Research areas: Human Rights, Illiberalism, Youth Resistance Movements, Transitional Justice
C épület, 405
Phone: +36 1 482 7311 • Ext: 7311
Research areas: Populism and IR, foreign relations of Latin American states, regional cooperation
C épület, 408
Research areas: International Security, Non-Traditional Security Issues, Foreign Policy Decision-Making
C épület, 413
Research areas: Food Sovereignty, Bioregional Planning, Social-ecological Systems
C épület, 408
Research areas: China, International Migration, Nationalism
C épület, 405
Phone: +36 1 482 7311 • Ext: 7311
Research areas: International Development, Humanitarian Cooperation, Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and the Impact of Digital Transformation in these domains
C épület, 408
Research areas: Small states and the Transformation of the global order, Middle Eastern geopolitics, Gulf Studies, the Crisis in Gaza
C épület, 411
Research areas: French foreign policy and the Francophone region; Theories of International Relations; Critical Discourse Analysis; Hungarian Foreign Policy
C épület, 414
Phone: +36 1 482 7221 • Ext: 7221
Research areas: Muslims in Europe, Multicultural cohabitation in Europe, Politics in the Maghreb region, Post-Secular politics and religious governance, Religion and the state
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Phone: +36 1 482 7227 • Ext: 7227
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Phone: +36 1 482 7248 • Ext: 7248
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Tips for writing an e-mail
Please take emailing a faculty member or a member of the administrative staff seriously. You can find some useful information below, which can be helpful in contacting them.
Your email should be short, informative and formal.
Your e-mail should always include:
- your name,
- Neptun code,
- your study programme and year;
- if you have questions regarding a subject/course, please include the full name and Neptun code of the subject, as well as the professor’s name.
Tips for writing an e-mail:
- Proper salutation: Start your e-mail with Dear, followed by the full name of the recipient.
- Introduce yourself: Include your name, Neptun code, programme, and year. This way we can help you faster and save time by getting all neccesary informations ahead.
- Use correct grammar/style: Please use official language, this way others can take you seriously as well.
- Closing: At the end of your e-mail use proper closing, such as: „Best Regards” or „Sincerely” followed by your name.
Before you reach out to us, please read the documents on the Department’s website, the Student Service’s website and in the Teams group, where we upload all important and useful guides and information. If you didn’t find the neccesary information, you can reach out to us at titkarsaggti@uni-corvinus.hu.
Professor Emeritus/Emerita colleagues
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Phone: +36 1 482 7247 • Ext: 7247
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Phone: +36 1 482 7254 • Ext: 7254
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Retired colleagues
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Phone: +36 1 482 7243 • Ext: 7243