The Director of the Department of Recruitment and University Outreach of Danubius International University, Assist. Univ. PhD Candidate Camelia Arama, carried out an initiative aimed at promoting the university’s educational offer at the “Gheorghe Munteanu Murgoci” Theoretical High School in Măcin. The meeting sought to inform students about the undergraduate and master’s degree programs, as well as the academic and professional opportunities provided by Danubius International University, including the support facilities designed to foster the development of competencies required for successful integration into the labor market.

Furthermore, the advantages of an educational pathway aligned with the contemporary demands of society and the knowledge-based economy were highlighted, with particular emphasis on the quality of the teaching and learning process, the internationalization of studies, and the pragmatic orientation of academic programs.

Claudia Stefania Marghiru

Within the framework of the Public International Law seminar of the School of International Governance and Law, an online lecture was held with the participation of Dr. Federica Cristani, Head of the Centre for International Law and Senior Researcher at the Institute of International Relations Prague, as well as co-founder and co-director of the Intersect Observatory (Horizon Europe – HRJust).

The event was opened by an institutional address delivered by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Aurelian Gabriel Uluitu, Vice-Rector for Didactic Activities and Scientific Research, and was conducted under the coordination of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Cristina Elena Popa Tache, Dean of the School of International Governance and Law.

The discussion addressed topical issues relevant to modern international law, including state practices in justifying limitations on human rights, the relationship between crisis and exception, and the relevance of gender perspectives and intersectionality in legal analysis. The dialogue was linked to recent developments in European environmental, climate resilience, and governance policies, as reflected, inter alia, in the agenda of the European Union Environment Council.

The themes discussed are directly situated within the context of the European Union Environment Council meeting of 16 December 2025, at which environment ministers are expected to adopt conclusions on “The European Environment 2030 – building a more circular and resilient Europe,” based on the mid-term evaluation of the Eighth Environment Action Programme and the most recent report of the European Environment Agency, highlighting the urgency of strengthening climate resilience and advancing the transition to a circular economy.

The meeting provided an opportunity for applied reflection on the interconnection between legal research, university education, and European decision-making processes, reaffirming the importance of a critical and transdisciplinary approach in international law education.

Students enrolled in the Psychology and Social Work programs participated in a distinguished academic meeting with Rector & CEO, Steve O. Michael, together with the faculty’s academic staff. The event was opened by a speech delivered by the Rector, who highlighted the institution’s strategic directions, the role of higher education in professional formation, and the importance of students’ active engagement in the educational process. Subsequently, the Dean of the Faculty, Associate Professor PhD Nicu Ionel Sava, addressed the audience with a message focused on the specificities of the fields of Psychology and Social Work, emphasizing the social and ethical responsibility of future professionals.

The meeting was characterized by a high degree of interactivity, fostering open dialogue between students, the Rector, and faculty members. Students raised relevant questions regarding their academic pathways, professional development opportunities, and career prospects, to which the professors provided clear and well-founded responses. This exchange of ideas contributed to strengthening the relationship between students and academic leadership, underscoring the importance of institutional communication and active participation in university life.

Claudia Stefania Marghiru

The Student Christmas Party, held at the Senior Club, offered a remarkable experience, successfully combining social interaction, creativity, and the authentic festive atmosphere. Students were welcomed with interactive activities – ranging from themed workshops dedicated to Santa Claus to the creation of festive decorations – all contributing to a warm, communal setting deeply rooted in the spirit of Christmas.

The evening concluded on a vibrant and emotional note with a collective session of karaoke and caroling, emphasizing the sense of community and shared joy. A surprise raffle added an extra layer of excitement, transforming the event into a memorable occasion for all attendees. The overall atmosphere was distinguished by elegance, enthusiasm, and active participation, once again demonstrating the importance of initiatives aimed at strengthening the spirit of the academic community.

Claudia Stefania Marghiru