PhD. Topics
Institute of History
- A Selected Aspect of Early Modern Criminal History
- Anti-usury people's courts in Slovakia in the years 1919-1924
- Architecture of post-war modernism: personalities, typologies, context
- Between Magyarism and Pan-Slavism: Rusyn Society in the 19th and Early 20th Centuries
- Confessional Aspects in the Public Activity and Literary Production of Daniel Lichard
- Confessional Motifs in Slovak Nationalist Discourse and Political Mobilisation (1860–1918)
- Conflict as an economic problem: The Sztáray family's strategies in the 18th century
- Continuities and Discontinuities of Social Practices in the 1980s–1990s
- Criminal Offences of Women in Pressburg in the 18th Century
- Franco–Czechoslovak Cultural Interactions, 1948–1989
- Franz Wagner – educator, philologist, historiographer
- Children and childhood in the long 19th century in the territory of today’s Slovakia – social norms, national and gender concepts of upbringing versus social reality (Example of specific social strata and institution)
- International contexts of gray zones in Slovakia in the second half of the 20th century
- Marginal people in the cities in 19th and 20th centuries between social integration and exclusion
- Marginalisation of a Selected Group in the Late Medieval and Early Modern Period
- Patterns of Brigade Movement in the Slovak Economy in the years 1945–1958
- Public Space of Music Production as a Tool of Politicization in the 19th Century on the Example of Selected Places in Upper Hungary
- Slovak-Hungarian Football Rivalry in Towns of Southern Slovakia during the Interwar Period
- The Avar and Slavic Invasions of the Balkans, 567–626
- The care of orphaned and abandoned children in towns of the Kingdom of Hungary in the first half of the nineteenth century
- The Central Slovak Energy Company (Stredoslovenské elektrárne) in the Economic and Social Life of Slovakia, 1920–1942
- The onset of the second industrial revolution in Hungary at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries on the example of the industrial enterprises of the Banská Štiavnica mining district
- 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)
- The Ritualization of Kingship
- Traditional Women versus Pioneers of Emancipation: Insights into the Lives of Aristocratic Women in Hungary in the Nineteenth century
- Veneral deseases as social and healthcare problem on the turn of 19th and 20th centuries on the territory of today’s Slovakia
- Woman in medieval urban society: the example of the city of Bratislava in the 15th century