General History (Full Time)
Nr. | Supervising department | Topic | Supervisor | |
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1. | Department of General History | Formalized communication in the Middle Ages. Gift, symbol and ritual as a tool of interaction of social groups | doc. Dušan Zupka, PhD. | |
2. | Department of Archeology and Cultural Anthropology | "Southwestern Slovakia in the Late Bronze Age in the Context of Transformational Processes in the Eastern Mediterranean" | Mgr. Martin Bača, PhD. | |
3. | Institute of History SAS | Formalized communication in the Middle Ages. Gift, symbol and ritual as a tool of interaction of social groups | doc. Dušan Zupka, PhD. | |
4. | Institute of History SAS |
| Blanka Szeghyová, PhD. | |
5. | Institute of History SAS | Marginal people in the cities in 19th and 20th centuries between social integration and exclusion | Gabriela Dudeková Kováčová, PhD. | |
6. | Institute of History SAS | Continuities and discontinuities in the development of the business policy of an industrial enterprise between the period of reconstruction and economic | Adam Hudek, PhD. | |
7. | Institute of History SAS | The purpose of this dissertation is to analyze the manner in which the primary political currents and groupings in Slovakia during the 1990s reflected on the past. The central research question revolves around how distinct politics of history contributed to the development of political identities. Applicants are required to submit their individual research projects, which may focus on specific ideological currents (e.g., left, liberals, conservatives), particular political parties, or influential individuals or groups. A comparative approach, encompassing other cases from the Central and Eastern European region, is anticipated. Proficiency in English (at least B2) and Slovak/Czech is a prerequisite. Knowledge of German and a language from the CEE region is an advantage. | Adam Hudek, PhD. | |
8. | Institute of History SAS | Continuities and discontinuities of social practices in 1980s–1990s | Marína Zavacká, M.A., PhD. | |
9. | Institute of History SAS | International contexts of gray zones in Slovakia in the second half of the 20th century | Marína Zavacká, M.A., PhD. | |
10. | Institute of Archaeology SAS | Central Hillfort of the Púchov culture on Havránok hill in Liptovská Sielnica – Liptovská Mara. Development, function, and heritage presentation | PhDr. Karol Pieta, DrSc. | |
11. | Institute of Archaeology SAS | Exchange and trade as a socio-economic phenomenon if the Protohistorical and Early Medieval period in the western part of the Carpathian Basin. Coins and non-monetary exchange media | PhDr. Karol Pieta, DrSc. | |
12. | Institute of Archaeology SAS | Women in the Eastern Hallstatt culture | Mgr. Anita Kozubová, PhD. | |
13. | Institute of Archaeology SAS | From ore to tool. Iron mining and production in selected areas of the Western Carpathians from the early historic period to the early modern period | PhDr. Peter Bednár, CSc. | |
14. | Institute of Archaeology SAS | Rotation querns and their significance in the Middle Ages | doc. PhDr. Matej Ruttkay, CSc. | |
15. | Institute of Archaeology SAS | Late Medieval and Modern Pottery from Upper Požitavia on the Example of Recent Archaeological Researches from the Castles of Gýmeš and Hrušov | Mgr. Mário Bielich, PhD. | |
16. | Institute of Oriental Studies SAS | The theory of the Islamic state in the work of Necip Fazil Kisakürek |
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17. | Institute of Oriental Studies SAS | Ancient Egypt in the Slovak culture in the period 1843–1945 | Mgr. Dušan Magdolen, PhD | |
18. | Institute of Oriental Studies SAS | Military defence of the north-eastern Delta and northern Sinai in the 19th and 20th dynasties of ancient Egypt | Mgr. Jozef Hudec, PhD. | |
19. | Institute of Oriental Studies SAS | Travelers from Upper Hungary to Africa and Asia in the long 19th century | Mgr. Jozef Hudec, PhD. | |
20. | Institute of Oriental Studies SAS | Egypt in the Biblical tradition | Mgr. Jozef Hudec, PhD. | |
21. | Institute of Oriental Studies SAS | Arabic Periodical Press in Palestine in Late Ottoman Era | Mgr. Emanuel Beška, PhD. |
**only one applicant can be accepted for this dissertation topic