The promotion of university educational offerings constitutes an essential endeavor in facilitating students’ transition to higher education, contributing to the development of informed and responsible academic choices. In this context, Assistant Lecturer PhD Candidate Camelia Aramă, in her capacity as Director of the Recruitment and University Extensions Department, together with Mr. Cătălin Stan, Coordinator of the Tecuci Center, carried out a series of visits to pre-university educational institutions, aiming to present the academic opportunities provided by Danubius International University. The direct interaction with students enabled not only the dissemination of relevant information regarding study programs, but also the establishment of a dialogic framework in which students’ questions and concerns were constructively addressed.

The visits included prestigious institutions such as the Technological High School “Ovid Caledoniu,” the National College of Agriculture and Economics, the National College “Spiru Haret,” and the Technological High School “Elena Caragiani,” where students distinguished themselves through a high level of interest and curiosity regarding the academic and professional prospects presented. The atmosphere of the meetings was dynamic and interactive, highlighting the openness of the younger generation toward exploring diverse educational pathways.

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In the current context of vocational guidance and the transition from pre-university to higher education, informational activities have gained particular significance. Thus, on March 18, representatives of Danubius International University conducted a presentation of their educational offer for 12th-grade students at the Sports High School in Galați.

The event was delivered by Teaching Assistant PhD Candidate Camelia Aramă, Director of the Department for Recruitment and University Extensions, alongside Associate Professor PhD Ștefan Gheorghe. They highlighted both the diversity of study programs and the advantages of pursuing an academic pathway aligned with the demands of the contemporary labor market. The presentation included relevant information regarding available specializations, international mobility opportunities, as well as the facilities provided to students within the university.

The students demonstrated interest and openness toward the opportunities presented, while the direct interaction with representatives of the academic environment contributed to clarifying aspects related to admission procedures, student life, and career prospects, thereby fostering a favorable framework for educational dialogue.

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The Faculty of International Governance and Law of Danubius International University announces the organization of a high-level international academic conference, carried out in partnership with CIRET – Centre International de Recherches et Études Transdisciplinaires (France):

POLYPHONIC DIPLOMACY: INTELLIGIBILITY, DESIGN, AND THE UNSAID
A transdisciplinary conference inspired by The Manifesto of Transdisciplinarity by Basarab Nicolescu.

The event will bring together researchers, diplomats, academic leaders and international specialists in order to analyse how contemporary diplomacy can be rethought in a global context marked by complexity, technological transformations and symbolic tensions that go beyond the classical frameworks of negotiation.

Format: hybrid international conference (in-person and online participation)
Venue: Danubius International University, Romania
Online platform: Zoom
Period: September 2026 (final dates will be confirmed later)
Working language: English

Participation is free of charge for both speakers and attendees. Registered participants will receive official electronic certificates of attendance, issued jointly by Danubius International University and CIRET.

The conference proposes an in-depth analysis of contemporary diplomatic situations in which conflicts are generated not only by strategic or legal interests, but also by symbolic, narrative or socio-affective dimensions, such as historical traumas, collective humiliations or cultural taboos amplified by accelerated media ecosystems.

Inspired by the transdisciplinary perspective formulated by Basarab Nicolescu, the conference explores how Levels of Reality, the logic of the Included Third and the principle of Complexity can contribute to the development of new models of diplomatic intelligibility and institutional design.

Scientific axes of the conference:
– Diplomatic intelligibility in relation to Levels of Reality
– The “Unsaid” in diplomacy
– Diplomatic design and the logic of the Included Third
– Polyphonic diplomacy and the integration of plural narratives into negotiation formats
– International law and transdisciplinarity

The conference is also conceived as an academic homage to the thought of Basarab Nicolescu, bringing together interdisciplinary contributions dedicated to the evolution of diplomacy, international relations, international law and institutional mechanisms in a world characterized by complexity.

Organizing Committee:
– Prof. Cristina Elena Popa Tache, Danubius International University
– Dr. Natalia Abdel Fattah, CIRET – Centre International de Recherches et Études Transdisciplinaires

Scientific Committee:
To be announced. It will include representatives of Danubius International University, CIRET, LASRET, the CIRET International Observatory for Law and Transdisciplinarity (OIDT/IOLT), as well as invited international scholars.

Research partners:
LASRET
CIRET International Observatory for Law and Transdisciplinarity (OIDT/IOLT)

Publication partner:
Adjuris – Society of Juridical and Administrative Sciences

Selected contributions will be invited for publication in a peer-reviewed collective volume (actes du colloque), prepared in accordance with international academic standards.

Important dates:
– abstract submission: 29 May 2026
– notification of acceptance: 31 July 2026
– participant registration: 31 July 2026
– conference dates: September 2026
– submission of full papers for the volume: 31 October 2026

Proposals should be submitted in a single Word file to:
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The conference is organized by Danubius International University and CIRET, once again promoting international academic dialogue on the new paradigms of diplomacy, international law and transdisciplinarity.

On Monday, March 16, 2026, at the “Benone Pușcă” University Library, the bilingual poetry volume Spirit Liber / Liberated Spirit by Bristena Georgiana Mantu was launched. The event, organized by the Department of Library, Publishing, and Knowledge Management, was part of a series of cultural initiatives aimed at promoting contemporary literary creation and fostering interdisciplinary dialogue between the academic sphere and the artistic domain.

The invited speakers, including literary critic Adrian George Secară, poet and editor Sterian Vicol, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Alina Beatrice Cheșcă, Daniela Gumann, and writer-editor Claudiu-Gilian Chircu, explored both the aesthetic and thematic dimensions of the volume, analyzing the particularities of its bilingual Romanian–English poetic expression. Emphasis was placed on how translation and dual-language presentation facilitate the circulation of ideas and lyrical sensibility across cultural boundaries. The event concluded with a poetry recital by actor Vasile Dănilă, which highlighted the expressive potential of the poetic text through stage interpretation, providing the gathering with an authentic and interactive artistic dimension.

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