Event: “How to Start and Develop a Law Moot Society: First Steps, Good Practices, and International Perspectives”
Date: Wednesday, 26 November 2025
Time: 14:00 (Bucharest time)
Location: Senate Hall – Danubius International University & online

Official details:
https://www.univ-danubius.ro/news/anunt-webinar-international

Main guests:

1. Dr Darren Harvey, Senior Lecturer in Law & Director of Undergraduate Studies, King’s College London
2. Ms Nina Hart, Visiting Lecturer, King’s College London
3. Three surprise student guests participating in international competitions (two from the European Law Moot and one from the HSF Competition Law Moot)

The event marks the launch of the Faculty’s Moot Society, a project dedicated to developing legal skills through simulations, international activities, and academic collaboration.

Online participation:

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86907468832?pwd=182wbafI8UO7r85N0dsO0TqqdMGuLr.1
Meeting ID: 869 0746 8832
Passcode: 473930

We warmly welcome all those interested to join us either in person in the Senate Hall or online.

The International Scientific Symposium “Danubian Anthropology Days” brought together professors, researchers, and collectors. The event was designed to encourage the participation of individuals active in academic settings and research institutes, as well as those engaged in similar activities without any institutional affiliation. The symposium was held online on November 15 and was organized and hosted by the Department of Psychology and Social Work, School of Human Advancement & Life Sciences, Danubius International University.

The topics addressed by the participants were diverse, yet all focused on the study of material or immaterial culture. Several participants highlighted efforts to preserve the material heritage of rural settlements, as well as issues related to the conservation of the memory of settlements that have been entirely depopulated for several decades. Topics concerning contemporary material heritage were also discussed, including non-figurative socialist art and aspects of the Romanian aviation heritage from the post-war era.

The panel on immaterial culture was dominated by discussions on ethnic identity in the current context, and the ways in which national projects have shaped these identities over time. Additionally, there were Q&A sessions with FSVDU students, during which certain aspects presented in the talks were explored in greater depth. The event was well received by both speakers and attendees, with expressed interest in establishing a tradition within FSVDU.

The meeting organized by the School of Life Sciences and Human Development for the Psychology program took place at Danubius International University and was marked by active student participation and constructive dialogue with the university leadership. The Rector and CEO, Steve O. Michael, encouraged students to engage proactively in the development of their academic and professional competencies, emphasizing the importance of participating in projects and initiatives that support holistic training in the field of psychology.

The meeting provided students with a suitable framework to express their opinions, pose questions, and contribute to the academic dialogue regarding the faculty’s didactic and administrative matters. Additionally, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nicu Ionel Sava, Dean of the School of Life Sciences and Human Development, interacted directly with the students, offering guidance and valuable perspectives for their academic and professional development within the Psychology program.

Claudia Stefania Marghiru

The event held on November 15 in Amphitheatre 1 of Danubius International University was marked by active participation and substantive dialogue between students and members of the academic leadership.

Steve O. Michael, the University’s Rector and CEO, presented the strategic directions for medium- and long-term development, emphasizing the importance of adapting the academic environment to emerging educational challenges and the demands of contemporary society.

Students enrolled in the RISE (full-time and distance learning) and MSRI programs engaged actively in the discussions, posing questions and offering proposals aimed at enhancing the educational experience. The meeting provided a constructive setting for clarifying various didactic and administrative aspects, thereby strengthening the relationship between the student body and the academic staff. Overall, the event represented an important step toward consolidating a cohesive university community grounded in collaboration, transparency, and sustainable academic development.

Claudia Stefania Marghiru