School of COMMUNICATION AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
The curriculum we offer to our students is in line with everything that is happening today nationally and internationally, which makes such a graduation diploma be recognized, through transferable credits, anywhere.
Dean,
Associate Professor Liviu-Mihail Marinescu, Ph.D.
Dear students,
We bring to your attention the webinar organized by the Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia and the Romanian Institute of Euro-Asian Studies on November 5th 2022 for the opening of international horizons, and we kindly invite you to participate together with us in the event.
Participation is free of charge and you will also receive free e-certificates.
Free Registration Link: https://www.gth2022.com/
Saturday 5 Nov 2022 - WIB time (GMT+7) – starts at 8.30 a.m.
Saturday 5 Nov 2022 - EET time (GMT+2) – starts at 3.30 a.m.
Dean of the Communication and International Relations School
Dr. Liviu-Mihail Marinescu
Dear Students,
We bring to your attention the webinar organized by the Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia and the Romanian Institute of Euro-Asian Studies on November 5th 2022 for the opening of international horizons, and we kindly you invite you to participate together with us in the event.
Participation is free of charge and you will also receive free e-certificates.
Free Registration Link: https://www.gth2022.com/
Saturday 5 Nov 2022 - WIB time (GMT+7) – starts at 8.30 a.m.
Saturday 5 Nov 2022 - EET time (GMT+2) – starts at 3.30 a.m.
Dean of the Communication and International Relations School
Dr. Liviu-Mihail Marinescu
The Faculty of Communication and International Relations is a structure of the "Danubius" University, which was established by merging the Faculty of Communication Sciences with the Faculty of International Relations and European Studies. This approach was legitimized by GD No. 966/2011. The Faculty of Communication Sciences, Specialization Social Communication and Public Relations was authorized to function provisionally by Government Decision No. 693/2003, starting with October 1, 2003, regardingaccredited university structures and specializations or authorized to function provisionally in higher education institutions. In 2004, by G.D. 1609, the name of the specialization became Communication and Public Relations.
The initial structure of the curriculum was 4 years, and as a result of the Bologna Process it switched to a 3-year structure. Thus, in 2007 two series of students graduateda long-termserieand a short-term one. After two undergraduate series and with a much improved teaching staff, the Communication and Public Relations study program was accredited by G.D. 169/2011.
The Faculty of International Relations and European Studies, Specialization International Relations and European Studies was established based on Recommendation no. 1700 of 15.07.2005 of the National Council for Academic Evaluation and Accreditation and was authorized to operate provisionally for full-time study by GD no. 676 of 28.06.2007, published in the Official Gazette no. 481 / 18.07.2007.
Development from the first day as a student
Research projects and partnership with academic and research institutions, from the country and abroad, International Conference "European Integration - Realities and Perspectives", organized in May at the "Danubius" University, International Conference "Danube - axis of European identity" which is organized every year on June 29th, the international mobility programs carried out provide our students with many opportunities to prove themselves during their studies.
Within the "Danubius" University, the Faculty of Communication and International Relations undertakes the mission of training specialists, researchers and leaders in various fields, in the East and South-East of the country, getting involved in the debates and projects of society, in shaping a new development framework in a European context.
Within the faculty there are four publications: Acta Universitatis DanubiusCommunicatio; Acta Universitatis DanubiusRelationesInternationales; Styles of Communication, Journal of Danubian Studies and Research and New Trends in Psychology.
The mission of the specialization of Psychology within the Faculty of Communication and International Relations is to train specialists ready to offer different categories of psychological, educational-therapeutic and recovery services, able to contribute to raising the prestige of the psychologist profession and to developing research in education and social sciences. The purpose of specialization is to train high-profile professionals to think critically and innovatively and to apply psychological knowledge and skills in their personal and professional lives.
