Tamás Eitler
senior lecturer, core member of the Department of English Applied Linguistics
- contact
- eitler•tamas ¤ btk•elte•hu, http://www.linkedin.com/in/tamaseitler, more...
- degrees
- - academic:
1. MA in English Language and Literature + TESOL qualification;
2. MA in Finnish Language and Culture;
3. PhD in English Linguistics.
- non-academic:
1. PR Practitioner, Népszabadság Oktatási Központ
2. media technology (Flash, Dreamweaver, InDesign, Photoshop, Fireworks, Pro, Illustrator)
3. web content management systems (Drupal)
http://elte.academia.edu/TamásEitler
I owe a lot to Prof. emeritus Veronika Kniezsa and late Dr. Judit Farkas, who made me like anything to do with OE and ME. Courses I attended: Let's learn Old English (Farkas). Reading Old English (Farkas). Middle English grammar (Kniezsa). They no longer teach at SEAS, but anyone doing English historical linguistics to international standards (mostly abroad) will remember them fondly.
- functions
- http://linkedin.com/in/tamaseitler
http://elte.academia.edu/TamásEitler
- experience
- academic: BA, MA and PhD courses:
- teaching at ELTE SEAS 2002-: Media and Advertising Seminar; English Applied Linguistics Seminar; History of English Seminar; Sociolinguistics Seminar; Introduction to Sociolinguistics Lecture; Multimodality in Communication Seminar; Copywriting Seminar; Historical Sociolinguistics Seminar; Intro to Linguistics Seminar; Academic Skills; Interviewing; English for Advertising and PR; Variation and Change in English; English in Flux; Language and Social Inequalities.
- temporary lecturer at Universitat Konstanz, Germany - 2012-2013; courses taught: Sociolinguistics (BA and MA), Middle English (MA);
- research scholarship to VARIENG Helsinki - 2002, 2007, 2008;
- research scholarship to Copenhagen University / Nordisk Forskninginstitut - 2008;
- ESSE bursary to London BL - 2008;
- research scholarship at Tromsö University, Norway - 2012;
- sponsoring and marketing: State of the English conference at ELTE SEAS 2007; SEAS 125 2011;
- on the organising and the scientific committee of ICEHL 2010 Pécs;
- the organising committee of MANYE 2013 at ELTE;
- chief organiser of CADAAD (international conference) 2014;
- PR and marketing: e-learning conference at BME Budapest 2004; ONLINE EDUCA Berlin 2003; EDEN Oldenburg 2004;
- BA studies in International Communications, Külkereskedelmi Főiskola.
non-academic:
http://linkedin.com/in/tamaseitler
http://elte.academia.edu/TamásEitler
- languages
- Hungarian: native;
Finnish: proficient;
English: proficient;
German: professional working;
Dutch, Swedish/Norwegian/Danish: near-intermediate;
French, Russian: basic skills.
- courses
- BBN–ANB–207 Multimodality in Business Communication (spring 2024)
- BBN–ANG–262 Introduction to Applied Linguistics (spring 2024)
- BBN–ANG17–362.45 From Dalston to Brixton: Exploring Multilingual Multi-English London (spring 2024)
- BMA–ANGD–CAn18 Sociolinguistics (spring 2024)
- BBN–ANB17–201 Business communication (autumn 2023)
- BBN–ANG17–362.38 English as a lingua franca (autumn 2023)
- BMA–ANGD–CAn13.02 Corpus linguistics (autumn 2023)
- BBN–ANB17–207 Multimodality in business communication (spring 2023)
- BMA–ANGD–CAn19.01 Fields of Discourse Analysis (spring 2023)
- BMA–ANGD17–A3 Applied Linguistics (autumn 2022)
- BBN–ANG17–362.39 Global and local English varieties (spring 2022)
- BBN–ANG17–362.30 Sociolinguistics Meets Corpus Linguistics (autumn 2021)
- BBN–ANG17–362 Corpus Linguistics (spring 2021)
- BMA–ANGD–CAn13 Corpus linguistics (autumn 2020)
- BBN–ANG17–361 Language and society (spring 2020)
- BBN–ANG–206 Advanced Writing (spring 2019)
- OT–ANG–366 Presentation skills (spring 2019)
- BBN–ANG11–362.05 English in Flux (autumn 2018)
- BBN–ANG11–361.04 Global Englishes (spring 2018)
- BBN–ANG11–362.17 Copywriting (spring 2018)
- BBN–ANB–201 Business Communication (autumn 2017)
- BMA–ANGD–CAn6 Studies in Sociolinguistics (autumn 2017)
- BBN–ANB–300 Internship (spring 2017)
- BBN–ANG11–361.05 Regional and Social Varieties of English (spring 2017)
- BBN–ANE–328.01 Accents of English (spring 2017)
- BBN–ANB–266.04 Business Areas: Event Management (autumn 2016)
- BBN–ANE–311 Language and Power in the EU (autumn 2015)
- BBN–ANM–408 Media and Advertising (autumn 2014)
- BBN–ANB–266.05 Business Areas: Marketing Communications (spring 2014)
- BBN–ANG–362.05 English in Flux (spring 2014)
- BBN–ANG–361 Specialization Course in Applied Linguistics (autumn 2013)
- BBN–ANG–361.04 Multimodal communication (spring 2013)
- BBN–ANG–361.03 Introduction to Sociolinguistics (autumn 2012)
- BBN–ANG–362.91 Multimodality in Communication (block seminar) (autumn 2012)
- BBN–ANM–366 Media and Advertising (autumn 2012)
- BBN–ANB–266.01 Business Areas (spring 2012)
- BBN–ANM–367 Media and Advertising (block seminar) (autumn 2011)
- BBN–ANG–204 Content-Based Language Development: English for PR and Advertising (spring 2011)
- BBN–ANG–108 Academic skills 2 (spring 2010)
- ANN–364.04 Sociolinguistics (autumn 2009)
- BBN–ANG–104 Academic skills 1 (autumn 2009)
- BBN–ANG–362.83 Language and social inequalities in contemporary Britain (spring 2009)
- BBN–ANG–362.84 Specialization course in applied linguistics (spring 2009)
- ANN–252 History of English (autumn 2008)
- ANN–366.102 Interviewing (spring 2008)
- ANN–352.56 Variation and change in English (spring 2008)
- ANN–352.54 Introduction to English Sociolinguistics (autumn 2007)
- ANN–352.53 English Historical Sociolinguistics (autumn 2005)
- more ...
- publications (see MTMT)
