Dr. Eszter Csányi
Office of Languages for Specific Purposes at FFA
Senior lecturer
PhD
Contacts
- Office:1149 Budapest, Buzogány utca 10-12.
- Building:Building D, Ground Floor, Room 01
- Phone:+36 1 469-6600
- Internal extension:6897
- Email:csanyi.eszter@uni-bge.hu
Introduction
I have been teaching German at the Faculty of Finance and Accountancy of BUEB and its predecessors since 2001, both in the full-time and correspondence programmes, as well as in the Higher Education Vocational Programme.
During the period of 2007-2018 I headed the German and other languages section. My tasks included, in addition to the teaching of business German, the conducting of examinations in the fields of business and financial language, the preparation of examination materials, the organisation, coordination and overseeing of the tasks of the German language section. I was also responsible for the coordination and management of the optional and extra courses offered by the Language Department.
Office Hours
| Location | B06 |
|---|---|
| Hours | Kedd/Tuesday 11.20-12.00 |
| Comment | e-mailben történő előzetes egyeztetés alapján / prior consultation by email is required |
Subject(s) taught
- Foreign Language for Human Resources (German)
- Foreign Language for Business and Management (German)
- Foreign Language for Finance and Accounting (German)
- Study Techniques (Hungarian)
- Foreign Language for Business A/1 (German)
- Foreign Language for Business A/2 (German)
Professional career
- I graduated as a German language teacher from the József Attila University in 1997, where I also obtained a degree in German Philology with an educational component in 1999. In 2002, I graduated from the BBU (then BBS), Faculty of International Management and Business, acquiring a Master's degree in Economics, with a specialisation in Professional Diplomacy. In 2017, I received my PhD from the Doctoral School of Linguistics, PTE BTK. My doctoral thesis is entitledFrazeologisms in the German business press, their role in the acquisition of business terminology