Monday, 15 December, starting at 2:00 PM, during the International Law course and seminar, we will host a special lecture dedicated to a highly topical subject: the role of civil society in shaping international law, with a particular focus on climate litigation as an example of how international law is evolving today.

Guest: Dr Federica Cristani, Head of the Centre for International Law and senior researcher at the Institute of International Relations, Prague. Her outstanding expertise covers fields such as state responsibility in international law, international economic law, international law of cyberspace, gender policies, and the dynamics of subregional groups in Europe.

An excellent opportunity for all students interested in the transformations of contemporary international law.

The lecture will present some of the findings of the Horizon Europe HRJust Project (https://www.hrjust-intersect-observatory.eu/)

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Passcode: 473930

We are delighted to announce that Danubius International University (DIU), represented by our Rector & CEO, dr. Steve O. Michael, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Centre International de Recherches et Études Transdisciplinaires (CIRET), Paris.

Thanks to the initiative and academic coordination of Assoc. Prof. Cristina Elena Popa Tache, Dean of the Faculty of International Governance and Law and Director of the International Observatory of Law and Transdisciplinarity within CIRET, this strategic agreement opens numerous avenues for cooperation across all DIU faculties.

This partnership strengthens DIU’s international presence and creates opportunities for joint research, scientific events, collaborative projects, and participation in global transdisciplinary networks.

It is likewise noted with appreciation that DIU has been included among CIRET’s official partner institutions.

This MoU represents a significant step toward a more interconnected and innovative academic future for our university community.

The Student Christmas Party at Danubius International University promises to transform the evening of December 11, at 17:00, into a truly exceptional festive experience. Hosted at the Club of Seniors, the event blends the university’s academic atmosphere with the vibrant energy of its student community, creating the ideal setting for celebrating the spirit of the season. Through careful organization and thoughtful design, the party is poised to become a highlight of the academic year, inviting participants to reconnect, socialize, and celebrate in a refined yet dynamic environment.

Students are welcomed with a series of surprises designed to make this evening both memorable and spectacular. From artistic moments and interactive activities to unexpected elements intended to elevate the festive atmosphere, every detail has been crafted to create an experience worthy of a modern and united academic community. Thus, the Student Christmas Party becomes not merely a gathering, but a remarkable opportunity to celebrate together, in an original manner, the approaching winter holidays.

Claudia Stefania Marghiru

At the end of November, Assist. Univ. PhD Candidate Camelia Aramă delivered a presentation dedicated to promoting Danubius International University among prospective international students at Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University, Türkiye. During her address, she highlighted the institution’s diverse educational offerings, emphasizing its modern study programs and the professional and personal development opportunities available to Erasmus students. The presentation further underscored the international character of Danubius University’s academic environment and its strong commitment to mobility, collaboration, and innovation.

In the second part of the event, Assist. Univ. PhD Candidate Camelia Aramă discussed the importance of practicing a sport, emphasizing that adopting an active lifestyle contributes not only to physical well-being but also to the development of essential competencies such as discipline, perseverance, and stress-management—key elements for achieving success throughout one’s academic journey. Thus, the presentation offered an integrated perspective on student development, combining academic excellence with the promotion of a healthy lifestyle.

Assist. Univ. PhD Candidate Camelia Aramă carried out her academic visit to Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University through the Erasmus+ mobility program, a framework that facilitated the exchange of good practices and strengthened inter-institutional collaboration. Following her presentation, the host university publicly expressed its appreciation for her contribution through an official congratulatory post: https://saglik.cubf.comu.edu.tr/archive/news/visit-to-our-department-from-a-faculty-member-of-o-r462.html

Claudia Stefania Marghiru