General History (Full Time)

Nr.	Supervising department	Topic	Supervisor
1.	Department of General History	Orientalism and Enlightenment in East Central Europe of the Eighteenth century	doc. PhDr. Lukáš Rybár, PhD.
2.	Department of General History	Plague, Fear, and Everyday Life in Seventeenth Century England: Society as Reflected in the Diary of Samuel Pepys	doc. Mgr. et Mgr. Daniela Hrnčiarová, PhD.
3.	Institute of History SAS	The Avar and Slavic Invasions of the Balkans, 567–626	Mgr. Peter Bystrický, PhD.
4.	Institute of History SAS	Franz Wagner – educator, philologist, historiographer	Mgr. Svorad Zavarský, PhD.
5.	Institute of History SAS	Marginal people in the cities in 19th and 20th centuries between social integration and exclusion *	Mgr. Gabriela Dudeková Kováčová, PhD.
6.	Institute of History SAS	The care of orphaned and abandoned children in towns of the Kingdom of Hungary in the first half of the nineteenth century	Mgr. Ingrid Kušniráková, PhD.
7.	Institute of History SAS	The Renewal of Religious Institutions and Religious Life in the Kingdom of Hungary after the Death of Joseph II (until the Signing of the Concordat between the Habsburg Monarchy and the Holy See in 1855)	Mgr. Ingrid Kušniráková, PhD.
8.	Institute of History SAS	Between Magyarism and Pan-Slavism: Rusyn Society in the 19th and Early 20^th Centuries *	doc. Mgr. Peter Šoltés, PhD.
9.	Institute of History SAS	Franco–Czechoslovak Cultural Interactions, 1948–1989	Mgr. Michal Kšiňan, PhD.
10.	Institute of History SAS	International contexts of gray zones in Slovakia in the second half of the 20th century *	Marína Zavacká, M.A., PhD.
11.	Institute of History SAS	Continuities and discontinuities of social practices in 1980s–1990s	Marína Zavacká, M.A., PhD.
12.	Institute of History SAS	Architecture of post-war modernism: personalities, typologies, context	prof. Dr. Ing. arch. Henrieta Moravčíková, PhD.
13.	Institute of Archaeology SAS	Early medieval settlement (6th-11th c.) of the Middle Nitra Basin from the perspective of archaeology	Mgr. Zbigniew Robak, PhD.
14.	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.
15.	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.
16.	Institute of Archaeology SAS	Rotary millstones and their importance in the early medieval economy	doc. PhDr. Matej Ruttkay, CSc.
17.	Institute of Archaeology SAS	The Phenomenon of Elite Manorial Courts in the Early Middle Ages (Based on Research at Ducové and Nitrianska Blatnica)	doc. PhDr. Matej Ruttkay, CSc.
18.	Institute of Archaeology SAS	The Late Paleolithic and Mesolithic in the middle part of the Polish Jura in the light of lithic artefacts	PhDr. Marián Soják, PhD.
19.	Institute of Oriental Studies SAS	Arabic Periodical Press in Palestine in Late Ottoman Era	Mgr. Emanuel Beška, PhD.
20.	Institute of Oriental Studies SAS	Military defence of the north-eastern Delta and northern Sinai in the 19^th and 20^th dynasties of ancient Egypt	Mgr. Jozef Hudec, PhD.
21.	Institute of Oriental Studies SAS	The Search for Canon in Ancient Egyptian Religion	Mgr. Jozef Hudec, PhD.
22.	Institute of Oriental Studies SAS	Ancient Egypt in the Slovak culture in the period 1843–1945	Mgr. Dušan Magdolen, PhD.
23.	Institute of Oriental Studies SAS	Selected Cultural Phenomena of the Indigenous Peoples of Oceania in Contemporary Sources	Mgr. Martina Bucková, PhD.

* The nature of the topic allows the acceptance of more than one applicant

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