Csilla Anna Kürtösi: 1st place in Early foreign and minority language acquisition with her paper on “Bilingualism in Kindergarten”

Edit Takács: 1st place in Semantics, pragmatics, discourse analysis, cognitive linguistics with her paper on “Az események ábrázolásának lehetőségei a tárggyal összefüggésben”

Ildikó Emese Szabó: 2nd place in Syntax & generative linguistics with her paper on “Low vowel lengthening in Hungarian”

Tünde Szalay: 2nd place in English linguistics with her paper on “The Status of Vocalised L in Three English Dialects”

Dóra Varga: 2nd place in Foreign language pedagogy with her paper on “‘… and ACTION’ — Developing Skills with the Help of Films in the EFL Classroom”

Kata Gyuris: 3rd place in English literature and culture with her paper on “Games of Gender and Power in J. M. Coetzee’s Fiction”

Lilian Precskó: 3rd place in Foreign language pedagogy 1 with her paper on “Opportunities in Teaching English to Deaf Students: the Use of Digital Materials and Hungarian Sign Language”

Nóra Tala: 3rd place in Textology, stylistics, and applied linguistics with her paper on “Confundo linguam. Nemlétező jelenségek fordítása a Harry Potterben”

Eszter Bagyina: Gender Prize in English literature and culture with her paper on “Sexuality and Misogyny in D. H. Lawrence’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover”

Dorottya Jászay: Orbis Litterarum Prize in English literature and culture with her paper on “Finding the Beast in Yourself: Seeking for Addiction in Dough Wright’s Quills”