MA Teaching

Channeling research result of CPS projects and initiatives into teaching is one of the main contributions of CPS to teaching. Currently, the School of Public Policy   is the main host for elective courses offered by CPS staff. Research fellows contribute to the Equality and Social Justice and the Development specializations of the public policy one-year MA program.

CPS's elective courses are also cross-listed by Gender Studies, Nationalism Studies, and Environmental Studies Departments. CPS staff are also visiting faculty at the Sociology and Social Anthropology Department as well.

Academic Year 2017/18

Fall term

• Course title: Corruption, Corruption Control and Global Governance
  Instructor: Agnes Batory
  Host unit: School of Public Policy

• Course title: Equality Policy in Comparative Perspective
  Instructor: Andrea Krizsan, Violetta Zentai
  Host unit: School of Public Policy

• Course title: Policy Analysis
  Instructor: Agnes Batory, Julia Buxton, Evelyne Hubscher
  Host unit: School of Public Policy

• Course title: Postsocialist Capitalisms
  Instructor: Violetta Zentai
  Host unit: Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology
  

• Course title: Public Policy and Public Administration
  Instructor: Agnes Batory, Evelyne Hubscher
  Host unit: School of Public Policy

• Course title: Sociological Approaches to Race and Ethnicity: The Roma in Postcommunist Central Europe
  Instructor: Julia Szalai
  Host unit: Nationalism Studies Program

Winter term

• Course title: Public Policy and Public Administration
  Instructor: Agnes Batory, Evelyne Hubscher
  Host unit: School of Public Policy

• Course title: Rural Development Policy
  Instructor: Andrew Cartwright
  Host unit: School of Public Policy

• Course title: The Law and Politics of Combating Violence Against Women
  Instructor: Andrea Krizsan, Mathias Moschel
  Host unit: School of Public Policy