The Doctoral School is member of several international academic cooperation, which are the followings:

THE ERASMUS PROGRAMME (EUROPEAN COMMUNITY ACTION SCHEME FOR THE MOBILITY OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS)

The program provide opportunities for students on PhD level to study abroad, and also host  incoming students to take courses at the Doctoral School of Sociology at the ELTE.

For further information, please contact the International Office of the Faculty of Social Sciences.

THE EUROPEAN PHD IN SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND STATISTICAL STUDIES

The European PhD in Socio-Economic and Statistical Studies is an international, interdisciplinary graduate programme in which nine partner universities are cooperating. After the completion of the programme the doctoral degree Doctor Europaeus is awarded.

For more information, please visit the Faculty webpage of SESS.

CICE (CHILDREN’S IDENTITY AND CITIZENSHIP IN EUROPE) IS AN ERASMUS ACADEMIC NETWORK

Children’s Identity and Citizenship in Europe is an Erasmus Academic Network, supported by the European Commission’s Lifelong Learning Programme.
The network integrates about 100 higher education institutions, from 30 countries in Europe. The aim of the network to build a cooperation and to share an interest in the way in which children and young people learn about citizenship in the European context, and how they construct their identities. The network helps to create a European approach to these matters as part of a European Higher Education Area. Every year the network organizes a summer school for young graduate and post-graduate students where students share their research experiences in the field of identity and citizenship of young people. The summer school counts on the participation of students from our doctoral school.

For further information, please contact Örkény, Antal (orkeny.antal@tatk.elte.hu)

CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION IN THE CONTEXT OF EUROPEAN VALUES: EDUCATIONAL ASPECTS (CitEdEV) JEAN MONNET NETWORK (2021-2023) 

The Network enhances cooperation between different higher education institutions and other relevant bodies throughout Europe and around the world, by creating a consortium of international players in the area of European Union studies focused on European citizenship learning and teaching in the context of European integration opportunities and challenges. The network brings together partners from 28 institutions from 19 countries across Europe, representing its different parts. The academic cooperation gives an opportunity for exchanging knowledge and expertise with a view to mutually enhance good practices. It creates a community of practitioners and researchers, young researchers included, engaged in interactive learning opportunities, gathering information and creating new knowledge addressing citizenship learning across societies and sectors.

For further information, please contact Örkény, Antal (orkeny.antal@tatk.elte.hu)