• 2013– 2019 PhD in Medieval Studies
  Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
  Dissertation Title: The Archaeology of Christianisation of the Rural Countryside of Medieval
  Hungary with the Context of East Central Europe (11th-13th centuries).

• 2012–2013 M.A. in Medieval Studies, Class of Degree: Distinction
  Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
  Thesis Title: Dress Accessories from the Twelfth and Thirteenth Century Hungary. Typochronology
  and Social-Economic Interpretation based on finds from Kána village.

• 2009–2012 M.A. in Archaeology (Specialized in Early Medieval/Migration Period and Medieval-Post
  Medieval Archaeology) Class of Degree: Good
  Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary
  Thesis Title: Kána falu templom körüli temetője. [The Churchyard Cemetery of Kána Village]

• 2006–2009 B.A. in Archaeology (Specialized in Early Medieval/Migration Period and Medieval-Post
  Medieval Archaeology) Class of Degree: Excellent
  Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary
  Thesis: Hajkarikák a középkori Kána falu temetőjéből [Lock Rings from the Cemetery of the
  Medieval Kána Village]

• 2016 DAAD Co-operative research grant for research groups, CEU cooperation with FOVOG,
  Technische Universität Dresden. Theme: Communication and Knowledge Transfer in
  Medieval Monastic Networks.
• 2015 DAAD Forschungsstipendien für Doktoranden und Nachwuchswissenschaftler, 10 month
  research fellowship at the University of Göttingen
• 2014 Academic Achievement Award for First-Year Doctoral Students (awarded in January, 2015)
• 2010 National Scientific Conference of Students (OTDK), Award of the Móra Ferenc Museum for
  the paper: Hajkarikák a középkori Kána falu temetőjéből. [Lock Rings from the Cemetery of
  the Medieval Kána Village]

Her main research interests focuses on the High Middle Ages, and within that she mainly deals with material culture and social archaeology, with a special focus on mortuary archaeology with an emphasis on cemetery analysis and irregular burials. She also conducts GIS-driven research on the spatial relations of the archaeology of Christianisation and the development of the rural church network, which is her PhD topic at CEU. Her main DH interests concern the application of GIS on diverse archaeological and historical data.