We expect applicants, who would like to do research concerning the multilingual person and multilingual communities, as well as language teachers, who would contribute to the renewal of language teaching and language learning and making these more effective by academic research.

There are 3 subprograms in the doctoral school:

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Master

Humanities Studies

Linguistics

Language Studies

The University of Pannonia is located in picturesque environment near Lake Balaton – the biggest lake in Central Europe and an important tourist destination. With its headquarters in the city of Veszprém, the university has campuses in four other towns of the Central-Transdanubian region: Kőszeg, Zalaegerszeg, Nagykanizsa and Ajka. The institution offers a wide range of educational programmes at Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD level, with the focus on interdisciplinarity and practical application of knowledge. The faculties of the University of Pannonia providing English-language courses are:

PhD in Multilingualism (Linguistics)

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PhD in Multilingualism (Linguistics)

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