Central European Studies: Bachelor's thesis themes

Bachelor's Thesis Themes for 2026/2027

APPROVED TOPICS FOR BACHELOR’S THESES FOR THE 2026/27 ACADEMIC YEAR

The thesis topics were approved by Prof. Mgr. Dagmar Garay Kročanová, PhD., the chief responsible for the study program, on June 26, 2026.

 

Verbs in Slovak and Slovene Languages

Sports Terminology in the Slovak and Slovene Languages

Linguistic Interference as a Cause of Errors Made by Slovak Students Learning Polish

Intercultural Competence of Hungarian Secondary Schools Graduates

Linguistic Integration and Multulingual Interaction in Central Europe

Slovak Language in the Context of Central European Culture and Identity

Acquiring Sociocultural Competence at the Basic Levels (A1 and A2) of Slovak as a Foreign Language

Transcarpathian Dialect in Ukraine: Historical and Sociolinguistic Perspectives

Language and Culture of the Ukrainian National Minority in Slovakia

Hungarian-Language Journalism and Periodicals in Slovakia from 1945 to the Present

The Image of Yugoslavia´s Multiethnic Environment in Contemporary Slovenian Literature

Comparison of the Forest Topos in the Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm and Pavol Dobšinský

Central-European Classical Fairy Tales and the Contemporary Reader: Gender Representations in Nineteenth-Century Society Revisited

Central Europe and the Ottoman Empire: Between Conflict and Coexistence

The Habsburgs: Historical Portrait of a Central European Dynasty

The Perception of Migrants and Migration in Slovakia

Fur Masks and Their Variations. A Comparison of Central European Carnival Parades

Religious and Cultural Holidays and Festivals in Slovakia and Poland

Surprising Slovak Traditions? A Study of Cultural Perception Among Ukrainian Students in Slovakia

Presentation of Slovak Folk Culture to Non-Slavic Students

Youth Subcultures in Poland and Ukraine

Visualization of Croatian and Slovak Pop Music through Youtube after 2010