Beosztás, cím:

University docent

Intézet:

Institute of Communication Studies

Tudományos minősítés

2016 - habilitation 2016, sociology, ELTE, PhD 2004 sociology, ELTE

Felsőfokú tanulmányok és végzettség:

• sociologist, ELTE 1997
• English language and literature ELTE, MA 1994
• Hungarian language and literature ELTE, MA 1993

Publikációk:

• https://vm.mtmt.hu//search/slist.php?lang=0&top10=0&AuthorID=10046241

Oktatott tárgyak:

• social studies, social studies project seminar, theories and social functions of the media, identity theories, communication research seminar, gender and language, gender and media

Kutatási területek:

• Qualitative research methodologies
• Sociology and language
• Public media and identity
• Gender and language

Egyéb oktatási, szakmai tevékenység:

• 2015-2017
• researching migration and language use as a member of AILA ReN Migrants in working life: language, identities and positions http://www.aila.info/en/research/list-of-rens.html
• 2014 – 2017
• MC (country representative) of ISCH COST Action IS1306 „New Speakers in a Multilingual Europe. Opportunities and Challenges”
• http://www.cost.eu/COST_Actions/isch/IS1306
• 2013
• researching media literacy and preparing a country report for ANR TRANSLIT AND COST “TRANSFORMING AUDIENCES/TRANSFORMING SOCIETIES” together with Rétfalvi Györgyi
• http://ppemi.ens-cachan.fr/data/media/colloque140528/rapports/HUNGARY_2014.pdf
• 2012
• researching social media use of Hungarian teenagers in the framework of VIADUKT –“The effects of visual language, digital technologies and new media on creative industries and society” Grant: TÁMOP-4.2.2.A-11/1/KONV-2012-0050 together with Zoltán Gayer and Györgyi Rétfalvi
• 2010-2012
• head of the research team, researching discourses on the relationship of higher education and the labour market, heading a research team of 5 researchers
• Grant: TÁMOP-4.1.1/A-10/2/KMR-2010-0004
• 2007-2011
• RECON (Re-constituting Democracy in Europe) a 6th framework programme of research (EU) (I participated in the work of WP4 (Justice, democracy and gender) and WP8 (Identity formation and enlargement) and prepared a working paper on gender identities
• www.reconproject.eu

Egyéb szakmai tapasztalat, korábbi munkahelyek, munkakörök:

• Aug. 2019-Febr. 2020 visiting researcher, University of Jyväskylä, Finnland
• 2018 invited lecturer, gender linguistics, ELTE
• 2005 -2008 Director of the Institute of Media and Journalism Studies, BKF
• 2003-2005 OMEGAGLEN School of Management, academic director
• 2003-2005: Oxford Brookes University MBA Programme –teaching: Research Methods
• 2002-2004: Károli Gáspár University– assistant professor
• 1999-2001: Management Centre of Budapest University of Economics teaching Sociology of Mass Communication
• 1998-2002: Eszterházy Károly College, teaching Mass Communication, Sociology, Research methods

Szervezeti tagságok:

• Head of Social Studies Workshops in Talent Management Programme (2010-12, BKF)
• member of:
• IGALA (International Gender and Language Association)
• ISA (International Sociological Association)
• MSZT (Hungarian Association of Sociology))
• MKTT (Hungarian Association of Communication)

Leírás:

Nora Schleicher (PhD, dr. habil) is a sociologist. Between 2005 and 2008 she was head of the Institute of Media and Journalism Studies at BKF. In 2019 she was visiting researcher at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland. She is an associate professor of sociology at the Institute of Communication Studies at METU. She teaches social studies, media theories, identity theories, research methods among others. Her main research interest is focused on the relationship of language, power and identity. She has researched and published in the areas of gender and language use and the narrative construction of identity both online and off-line. Presently, she is involved in research on the role of language in migration as well as in the study of multimodal gender constructions on social network sites and the linguistic construction of emotions.