| Author | Title | Year | Supervisor |
| David Solway | Random Walks: Elective Criticism (Practices of literary/critical mode of discourse) | 1998 | Dr. Abádi Nagy Zoltán |
| Szalay Edina | Gothic Thinking and female Individuation in the Fiction of Contemporary North American Women Writers | 2000 | Dr. Molnár Judit |
| Tarnóc András | The Dynamics of Present-day US Multiculturalism: A model-Based Study of Centrapetality and Centrifugality in Minority Aesthetics | 2000 | Dr. Virágos Zsolt |
| Németh Lenke Mária | “Al it is, it’s a Carnival”: Reading David Mamet’s Women with Bakhtin | 2002 | Dr. Abádi Nagy Zoltán |
| Tóthné Espák Gabriella | Federal Multicultural Policies and the Politics of Indigeneity in Canada and Australia between 1988-1992. | 2003 | Dr. Richard Nile |
| Varró Gabriella | Signifying in Blackface: The Pursuit of Minstrel Signs in American Literature | 2005 | Dr. Virágos Zsolt |
| Szathmári Judit | American Indians in Multicultural American Society | 2006 | Dr. Glant Tibor |
| Dr. Bíróné Nagy Katalin | Tale Novels in Contemporary native American Fiction | 2007 | Dr. Robert E. Bieder |
| Harry Edward Bailey | Representations of Back Religious Experience in Nineteenth-Century African American Writing | 2009 | Dr. Virágos Zsolt |
| Dr. Csató Péter | Antipodean Conversations: Rhetorical Strategies of Discursive Authority in Richard Rorty’s Metaphilosophy and Political Thought | 2009 | Dr. Abádi Nagy Zoltán |
| Szabó Péter | The Interplay of Space and Place: Zora Neale Hurston’s Cultural Spaces | 2009 | Dr. Abádi Nagy Zoltán |
| Prohászka Rád Boróka | Transgressing the Limit: Ritual Reenacted in Selected Plays by Edward Albee and Sam Shepard | 2010 | Dr. Donald E. Morse |
| Matolcsy Kálmán | "Confronting „the Boundless and Hideous Unknown”: Science, Categorization, and Naming in H. P. Lovecraft’s Fiction". | 2011 | Dr. Donald E. Morse |
| Szabó-Fancsalszky Andrea | Alice Munro’s Neo-Gothic: Short Fiction From the 1990s | 2011 | Dr. Szalay Edina |
| Mathey Éva | Chasing a Mirage: Hungarian Revisionist Search for US Support to Dismantle the Trianon Peace Treaty, 1920-1938 | 2012 | Dr. Glant Tibor |
| Szentkirályi Endre | Hungarians in Cleveland 1951-2011: Then and Now | 2013 | Dr. Glant Tibor |
| Venkovits Balázs | "We Are Clearly Deceived at Home:" Inter-American Images and the Depiction of Mexico in Hungarian Travel Writing During the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century | 2014 | Dr. Glant Tibor |
| Borbála Bökös | Intermediality and Narrative Identity in Paul Auster's Ouvre | 2015 | Dr. Abádi Nagy Zoltán |
| Márta Asztalos | Cases of Patricide and (Self-)Fathering in Selected Novels of the American South | 2016 | Dr. Gabriella T. Espák |
| Lénárt-Muszka Zsuzsanna |
Mothers in the Wake of Slavery: The Im/possibility of Motherhood in Post-1980 African American Women's Prose |
2021 | Dr. Bülgözdi Imola |
| Balogh Máté Gergely | The United States of America through the Eyes of Hungarian State Security 1956-1989 | 2022 | Dr. Abádi Nagy Zoltán |
| Khedhir Ep Falhi Yesmina | There are many stories I could tell’: Cultural Memory and Trauma in Jesmyn Ward’s Salvage the Bones and Sing, Unburied, Sing | 2024 | Dr. Gaál-Szabó Péter |
| Achraf Guennouni Idrissi | Intellectual Encounters across the Mediterranean: Decolonial Hermeneutics and Moroccan Ambassadorial Narratives in Early Modernity | 2024 | Dr. Venkovits Balázs |
| Nándori Rita | From Arctic Wayfarers to Arctic Denizens: Inuit Cultural Identity and Its Textual Representations | 2024 | Tóthné Dr. Espák Gabriella |
| Rasha Fuad M. Awale | The Rise of Neoconservative Foreign Policy and its Impact on American-Iranian Relations (1973-1976) | 2024 | Dr. Glant Tibor |
| Shaimaa Mardan Aswad Alobaidi | Alienation Survivors in Sherman Alexie’s Prose and Poetry | 2024 | Dr. Szathmári Judit |
| Fatma Chenini | Uplift vs. Stereotyping: The Representation of Male Social Roles in Oscar Micheaux’s Films Between 1920 and 1939 | 2024 | Dr. Csató Péter |
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