Graduation and Thesis Supervision
Everything you need to know about graduation, thesis supervision and theses already written at the Department of English Studies
Writing a Bachelor's thesis
Bachelor's thesis
In the Bachelor's degree program at the Department of English Studies, an independently written thesis must be completed as part of a seminar (§ 51 para. 1 no. 7 and § 80 para. 1 UG). The intention to write the Bachelor's thesis in this seminar must be announced to the course instructor in the course of the seminar.
The Bachelor's thesis does not replace the seminar paper required to complete the seminar. The Bachelor's thesis is awarded ECTS credits according to the curriculum (in addition to the ECTS credits for the (pro-)seminar).
It can be written in literary studies, linguistics or cultural studies (with linguistic or literary foundations and methods).
The thesis should be 12,000 to 15,000 words long and written in English. Students receive 12 ECTS credits for this thesis.
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Writing a Master's thesis
A Master's thesis (30 ECTS credits) focuses on a specialised topic that falls within the subject areas covered at the Department of English Studies. It is a piece of academic work in which students should demonstrate that they are able to work on academic topics independently and appropriately in terms of content and methodology.
The topic of the thesis should be determined in the 3rd semester of the Master's program. This topic must be chosen in such a way that the thesis can be completed within six months. A proposal for the thesis should be written in the 3rd semester and discussed with the thesis supervisor. The thesis itself should be started in the 3rd semester and completed in the 4th semester.
The thesis is assessed and graded by the supervisor. It should be approximately 20,000 to 25,000 words in length and must be written in English. In cases justified by the topic, the thesis can also be written in German in consultation with the supervisor.
Further information on Master's theses can be found at the Faculty of Humanities. Information on Master's theses as part of the teacher training program can be found using the link provided.
The Joint Degree Master's thesis
The Joint Degree Master's thesis is worth 26 ECTS credits. The Master's thesis serves as proof of the student's ability to carry out independent study and research. It should be written in English and comprise 25,000 to 35,000 words. The Master's thesis must include an abstract (1,000 words) written both in English and in the language of the university of admission in accordance with the applicable statutes at the partner universities.
Students must determine the topic of their Master's thesis in consultation with a supervisor at the end of the second semester. Students are entitled to propose the topic or select it from a number of suggestions made by the supervisor. The topic of the Master's thesis must be chosen in such a way that it is possible and reasonable for the student to complete it within six months. The Master's thesis is assessed by two assessors, one of whom should be the supervisor and the other a member of the teaching staff at a university at which the student has not studied.
The supervisor will prepare a written report in accordance with the grading system at their university. The second assessor will provide a short assessment (approximately half a page) stating whether the Master's thesis is positive. Any exception to this rule will be communicated to the second assessor by the coordinator of the student's university of admission.
Worth knowing
Where do I have to submit my thesis? What deadlines do I have to observe?
All information on the organizational procedure for graduation at the Faculty of Humanities
GEWI Prize for final theses
The next submission deadline for degrees from 1.10.2022 to 30.9.2023 ends on 31.3.2024
Who can supervise my Master's thesis or dissertation?
Overview of possible supervisors
Master's theses in our departments sections
2024
- Adlesgruber, Magdalena, "Climate Chaos": A Corpus-Based Discourse Analysis of Speeches by UN Secretary-General António Guterres
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Anton Sobrecasas, Dana Belen, They Heard it Coming? Nativeness and Grammatical Gender Agreement as indicators of Reliability in First and Second Language Speakers of German: A Linear-Mixed Effects Analysis of a Reaction-Time Task
Supervisor: Assoz. Prof. Dr. Anouschka Foltz, MA. MA. - Bauer, Eva Katharina; Shifting Temporal Perspectives in Eco-Linguistics: A Comparative Study of Future Representations in Climate Change Discourse at the United Nations Climate Change Conference
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Hermine Penz - Bayarmagnai, Uyanga, The Dynamics of Code-Switching among Multilingual and Multicultural Speakers in Graz, Austria
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Hermine Penz - Bezirhan, Elif, How Influencers Influence: A Corpus Analysis of Sponsored Instragram Posts
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Floigl, Maria, Students’ and Teachers’ Attitudes Towards Translanguaging in Austrian EFL and Italian as a Foreign Language Classes
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Haslacher, Katharina, Listening with the Ears of Another - the Association between Prosody, Empathy and Heart Rate
Supervisor: Assoz. Prof. Dr. Anouschka Foltz, MA. MA. - Wabnig, Mario, Framing Nature's Fury: Analysing the Reporting of the 2023 British Columbia Wildfires in Major North American Newspapers
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Hermine Penz - Wagner, Judith, Bridging the Gap: Austrian EFL Students' Use of Strategies for Coping with Communication Problems in Immersion Settings
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Weißofner, Tina Maria, The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Austrian Secondary Schools: ELT Students' and Teachers' Perceptions
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer
2023
- Aigner, Julia Maria, Loving, Talking, Being Music: Fan Discourse and Its Role in Identity Construction in Different Music Genres
Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Georg Marko - Egger, Christina Marie, The Influence of Global English on the Contemporary ELT Classroom. The Case of Linguistic Landscape
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Lavacca Molinari, Tara, Long-living and short-lived. The many shapes of participle-headed adjective compounds in English
Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Georg Marko - Menhart, Bianca, Austrian Students' Use of Language Learning Strategies and their Effect on Vocabulary Acquisition in EFL Classrooms
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Osama Ramzy Elsayed Shemi, Rana, Testing Three Approaches Explaining Code-switched Adjective Position in English-Spanish Sentences
Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Anouschka Foltz, MA. MA. - Rauch, Elisabeth, The Potential of Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video and Co. for EFL Learners. An Investigation of Austrian EFL Students' and Teachers' Perception of the Influence of Audiovisual Input on the Learners' L2 Speaking Skills
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Schinnerl, Sarah Christina, The Portrayal of the Coronavirus Restrictions in UK Newspapers: A Critical Corpus Analysis
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Sorger, Victoria, Oral Corrective feedback in Austrian EFL classrooms: Preferences and Perceptions
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Tschurtschenthaler, Nora, Assessing the Relationship between L1 Attrition and L2 Acquisition in Pronunciation: An Investigation of Perceived Foreign Accent Ratings in Bilingual Speakers
Supervisor: Prof. Catharina Henrica Elisabeth, PhD
2022
- Chousi, Dimitra Ntenis, L1 attrition of prosody: Comparing first generation immigrants and 2nd generation heritage speakers
Supervisor: Prof. Catharina Henrica Elisabeth, PhD - Dietmaier, Michael, 'Could you please formulate a few sentences?': The Appropriateness of Request Strategies in Austrian EFL Textbooks for Secondary Schools
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Grabner, Tara Lena, "Tell 'em you're nothin' without a woman, no" - Gender and language in rap music: a corpus-based analysis of gender related language construction among female musicians
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Gschier, Felix, 1st LANGUAGE SPEECH ATTRITION OF INTONATION: Attrition in 1st Language Intonation of SSBE Speakers in Austria
Supervisor: Prof. Catharina Henrica Elisabeth, PhD - Komaric, Terezija Tia, Discourse marker "Believe (you) me": functions and development
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Gunther Kaltenböck - Stopic, Nikol, May it please the court: A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Opening and Closing Statements in the State of Minnesota v. Derek Michael Chauvin Trial
Supervisor: Ao.Univ- Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer
2024
- Gottlieb-Zimmermann, Hanna, (Wo)Men Matter - A Comparison of Personal Texts Written by Women and Medical Texts Written by Men in 17th-Century England on the Topic of Pregnancy and Birth
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christine Schwanecke - Planchuelo Redondo, Ines, Meaningful Titles: A Paratextual Approach to Canadian Short Fiction
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg - Reinprecht, Frederick, Fear and Loathing in the Anthropocene: Cheap Nature, Space, and the Machine in the Garden in the Literature of Hunter S. Thompson
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg - Ribic, Lena, Aestheticism in Selected Short Fiction by Virginia Woolf and Katherine Mansfield
Supervisor: O.Univ.-Prof. Mag.art. Dr.phil. Werner Wolf - Süß, Stefan, A Teacher's Expressive Writing as a Form of Coping during the Covid Pandemic
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg
2023
- Adlesgruber, Magdalena, Leftovers? The Language of Food in the Transcultural Short Fiction of Souvankham Thammavongsa and Zalika Reid-Benta
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg - Bittendorfer-Dunst, Stefanie Elisabeth, Between Fanatism and Oppression. Religious Tensions and Power Relations in Nigerian Fiction
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg - Brodacz-Geier, Mirjam, Mirror, Mirror on the Wall. She Writes, So We Can See It All: Recurring Themes in Margaret Atwood's Writing
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg - Duschek, Maria, The Supernatural in Contemporary Detective Fiction: Selected Novels from Ben Aaronovitch, Rivers of London Series
Supervisor: O.Univ.-Prof. Mag.art. Dr.phil. Werner Wolf - Eder, Raphael, (Un)-True Crime? Unreliability in Mystery and Detective Fiction: Analyzing the Role of First-person Narrators Suffering from Alzheimer's Disease in 'Elizabeth is Missing' (2014) and 'Turn of Mind' (2011)
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Martin Löschnigg - Höbenreich, Lisa, Ageing in Indigenous Literature: The Depiction of Aboriginal Older Adults in Native Canadian Short Stories
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg - Milchrahm, Katharina, Coming-of-Age in Contemporary Irish Literature: Updating James Joyce's "A Portrait" in Sally Rooney's "Conversations with Friends" and "Normal People"
Supervisor: O.Univ.-Prof. Mag.art. Dr.phil. Werner Wolf
2022
- Binder, Julia Katharina, "Within each utopia, a concealed dystopia; within each dystopia, a hidden utopia": Ustopian Aspects in Margaret Atwood's Speculative Fiction
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg - Gromykhalina, Ekaterina, Margaret Atwood's Stone Mattress: Ageism and the Intersection of Age and Gender
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg - Güsser, Daniela, The Stars? No, I Think They Just Shine, No Matter What's Happening Down There" Climate Change in Australian Fiction and Drama
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg - Horvath, Jonathan, The Dance of the Straussian Veils: An Intermedial Approach to Wilde's Salome
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg - Vötsch, Pascal, "Fall of Poppies": (Re)Imagining the Great War in British Short Fiction
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg
2024
- Hölzl, Christina, “I know who I (don’t) want to be.” Exploring Austrian EFL Pre-Service Teachers’ Possible SelvesBetreuerin: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Jane Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD
2023
- Feichtinger, Tamara, Experiences and Future Plans of Pre-Service Secondary EFL Teachers for Integrating Self-Regulation in English Lessons
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Kelz, Evelyn Lisa, Exploring Willingness to Communicate (WTC) in an Informal, In-person, EFL Learning Environment
Supervisor: Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Kment, Sabrina, Understanding Student Attitudes towards Reading to Animals as a Way to Promote Reading
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Konrad, Katharina Maria, Teaching English as a foreign language among students with dyslexia: a qualitative study
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Parmetler, Lara Selina, Understanding EFL Teachers' Attitudes to Working with Students Suffering from Depression: A Training Workshop
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Treuer, Anna Theresa, The perceived effects of a stay abroad experience on English language teachers´ personal and professional development
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Wagner, Niklas, Austrian EFL Teachers' Perceptions of Gamification in English Language Teaching
Supervisor: Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Wolf, Alexandra, Dungeons & Dragons in English: Tabletop Role-playing Games and Student Engagement in English as a Foreign Language
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD
2022
- Bauer, Désirée Magdalena, EFL teachers' strategies for promoting self-regulation among EFL students at secondary level
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Streissl, Samira, "Who Will Care About and for the Teachers?" Austrian EFL Teachers' Experiences During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Wukits, Ines, A Constant Flux of Emotions: Exploring the Dynamics of Austrian EFL Learners' Foreign Language Anxiety in the Course of Oral Presentations
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD
Dissertations in our departments sections
Ongoing dissertations:
- Baralija, Paige, THE MINORITY RETORT. The Changing Linguistic Representation of Minorities in Entertainment Media
Supervisor: Ao. Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Barisic Icanovic, Nika, False friends in the process of second language acquisition - measuring error ratio during English - German and German - English false friend interpretation
Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr.phil. Anouschka Foltz M.A. M.A. - Blahowsky, Gail, Teaching Tomorrow's Thinkers: The potential of CLIL in and beyond foreign language learning in primary school
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof.i.R. Dr.phil. Annemarie Peltzer-Karpf - Eibinger, Victoria, Too Good to Be True? Attributing Authorship to Academic Papers Written by Students of English
Supervisor: Associate Professor Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Endes, Kerstin, The relative contribution of three prosodic dimensions to the perception of (non-) nativeness of L1 attriters' speech
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Catharina Henrica ElisabethMennen PhD - Glauninger, Christine Valerie, When the obsession gets under your skin. A critical discourse analysis of forum posts on skin problems
Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Georg Marko - Hauser, Caterina Céline, What's Life Without a Challenge? A Technology-Enhanced Challenge-Based Learning Design Exemplified by Learning About Artificial Intelligence
Supervisor: Associate Professor Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Hill, Leanne Elizabeth Marie, Child Markings as a Gateway to Developing Biliteracy
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof.i.R. Dr.phil. Annemarie Peltzer-Karpf - Lacej, Erlis, Encapsulating Time through Language: Cultural Representations of Age/ing and Old Age in Television Series
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Hermine Penz - Lasnik, Silvia Jasmin, "But I'm not a Native Speaker" - Self-perceived Foreign Language Proficiency and Foreign Languages Teaching Anxiety among Austrian Primary School Teachers
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Hermine Penz - Latouche, Lucie-Sophie, The pragmatics of the HP construction. Main objective of the thesis: The aim is to study the discursive functions of hedged performatives in spoken 20th century British English
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Gunther Kaltenböck MA - Meyer, Anna, Writing for future gernerations - A critical and corpus based discourse analysis of sustainability and its communication in the raw material sector
Supervisor: Associate Professor Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Mustafa, Ozan, Not-insubordinations: a functional and formal taxonomy of negative inferentials and other reduced negated complement clauses
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Gunther Kaltenböck MA - Reinberger, Käthe AnnaMultiple concepts in preschool children. An empirical study within the framework of the cognitive Theory of Mind
Supervisor: Associate Professor Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Stopic, Nikol, Once upon a crime: An Analysis of the Use of Quoting Frames to Create the Story of the Trial through Intertextuality and Voice
Supervisor: Associate Professor Dr. Margit Reitbauer
Completed dissertations:
2024
- Melker, Sarah Beth, An analysis of forms and functions in dissertation acknowledgements using English as a lingua franca, with crosslinguistic comparisons in French, German, and Italian
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Pierre Swiggers
2023
- Ditewig, Sanne, Speaker-independent factors influencing perceived L1 non-nativeness: the effects of stimulus characteristics on foreign accent ratings
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Catharina Henrica ElisabethMennen PhD
2021
- Haider, Elisabeth, Smart Learning with Smart Phones? The Relevance of Smartphones in EFL Learning in Austrian Upper Secondary Schools
Supervisor: Associate Professor Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Zwanzger, Katharina, The discursive construction of aging identities: A thematic and textual analysis of personal narratives in and outside the nursing home
Supervisor: Associate Professor Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Rusinovci, Xhevdet, EFL students' perceptions of the process-genre approach and their practices in writing compositions. A study in a Kosovan high school
Supervisor: Ao. Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Hermine Penz
2020
- Jokic, Nikola, English as a Lingua Franca among Erasmus Students at an Austrian University: An Analysis of Communication Strategies
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Hermine Penz - Kornder, Lisa, Arnold Schwarzenegger Now and Then: A longitudinal case study of Schwarzenegger's English and German pronunciation
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Catharina Henrica ElisabethMennen PhD
Ongoing dissertations:
- Kraus, Karin, Never such innocence again: WWI as Represented in Contemporary Anglophone YA Fiction
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Martin Löschnigg - Murr, ThomasDetective Fiction in the 21st Century. Development, Narrative Technique, Adaptations
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Martin Löschnigg - Rath, Gudrun-Barbara, The Emergence of a New Genre? The Influence of Social Media on21st Century Fiction
Supervisor: Em.o.Univ.-Prof. Mag.art. Dr.phil. Werner Wolf - Reitbauer, Sarah, Forms and Functions of Description in Anglophone Horror Fiction and Film
Supervisor: Em.o.Univ.-Prof. Mag.art.Dr.phil. Werner Wolf - Schuch, AndreasAesthetic Illusion in Digital Games: Immersion and Distance in an Interactive Medium
Supervisor: Em.o.Univ.-Prof. Mag.art. Dr.phil. Werner Wolf - Servatius, Cecilia, The Representation of Space in Virginia Woolf's Novels
Supervisor: Em.o.Univ.-Prof. Mag.art. Dr.phil. Werner Wolf - Sun, Kaiyu, Ekphrasis in the Poetry of British Women Poets
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Dr.phil. Christine Schwanecke - Troppacher, Lydia, Mental Illness and Crisis in the Canadian Short Story
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg - Wahid, Muhammad Abdul, Framing the Psychological Impact of Islamophobia: A Postcolonial Literary Perspective
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg - Zechner, Iris Christina, Everyday Matters: The Anthropocene in New Nature Writing and the Significance of the Everyday
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil .Maria Löschnigg
Completed dissertations
2023
- Klambauer, AnnaMadness in Literature: The Representation of Deviant Mental Behavior in Anglophone Fiction from 1700-the Present
Supervisor: O.Univ.-Prof. Mag.art. Dr.phil. Werner Wolf - Rauth, Thomas, The Implied Worldview: Approaches toward a Central Issue of Literary Meaning
Supervisor: O.Univ.-Prof. Mag.art.Dr.phil. Werner Wolf
2022
- Gießauf, Elisabeth, Being 'Old' on the East Coast - The Depiction of Seniors and their Regional Contextualization in the Atlantic-Canadian Novel
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg
2021
- Alagic, Arnela, "A Word after a Word after a Word is Power": Power Relations in Margaret Atwood's Short Fiction
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. mag. dr.phil. Maria Löschnigg - Knittelfelder, Elisabeth, Topographies of Cruelty: Radical Performances in South African and British Theatre
Supervisor: Ao .Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr.phil .Maria Löschnigg
2020
- Braunecker, Melanie Vanessa Nicole, A Greed to Which We Agreed? Representations of the Oil Industry in Canadian
Petro-Literature
Supervisor: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr .phil.Maria Löschnigg
Ongoing dissertations:
- Gruber Johanna, The Use of CLIL in Styrian Upper School EFL Classrooms
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Jane Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Kletzenbauer, Petra, Challenges and Perspectives of CLIL practice in higher education: Linguistic and pedagogical initiatives at the University of Applied Sciences
Supervisor: Ao. Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Margit Reitbauer - Mairitsch, Astrid, Teacher status and Teachers portrayal in Austrian newspapers during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Jane Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Meštrović Štajduhar, Irene, Willingness to Communicate (WTC) in speaking and writing: Exploring Croatian university students' perceptions of factors affecting their WTC in an EFL classroom
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Jane Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Murillo Miranda, Carlos Alberto, An ecological perspective on EFL teachers' identities and wellbeing
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Platzer, Katharina, Global skills in the EFL classroom: Teacher and learner perspectives
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Seidl, Eva, One-semester scholarship stays abroad from a student perspective
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Jane Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Tezak, Katja, Student Task Engagement in EFL Creative Writing
Supervisor: Prof. Sarah Jane Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Vaić, Nikolina, A longitudinal study of Croatian Erasmus students' foreign language learning beliefs in a study abroad context
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Jane Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD
Completed dissertations:
2024
- Hempkin, Kirsten Margaret, The Path Less-Travelled: Language Teacher Identity Outside the State Context
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Jane Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Schmidt, Vera Elisabeth, Animal Assisted Pedagogy in the EFL Classroom
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Barbara Hinger, MA - Shin, Eun-Sun, Examining the wellbeing of university EFL teachers in the Korean context
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Jane Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD
2023
- Mairi, Salam, Investigating teacher educators' professional growth and perceived challenges during the COVID-19 online teaching period in the context of English language teacher education programs (ELTEP) in Indonesia
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Jane Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD
2022
- Babić, Sonja, Psychological capital in third-age language teachers. Positive psychological resources supporting third-age language teachers' professional well-being
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Jane Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD
2021
- Begić, Ines: Towards an understanding of the relations between time perspectives and L2 motivation
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD - Talbot, Kyle, University ESL/EFL teachers' professional subjective well-being and modes of self-regulation
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Sarah Jane Mercer, BA MA MSc PhD
2020
- Rusinovci, Xhevdet: EFL students' perceptions and pracitces of process-genre approach in writing compositions. A study in a Kosovan high school
Supervisor: Univ.-Prof. Elizabeth Erling, PhD