School of International Governance & Law within Danubius University represents a modern academic environment dedicated to training future professionals in the fields of law and global governance. With an updated curriculum tailored to the demands of contemporary society, the faculty provides students with access to strong theoretical knowledge and practical skills, preparing them for careers in national and international justice, public administration, foreign affairs, or international organizations. The academic staff combines scientific rigor with hands-on experience, facilitating a learning process that is both applied and aligned with real-world professional requirements.

In a dynamic global context marked by legislative and geopolitical change, School of International Governance & Law stands as a strategic educational hub for young people who aspire to become active agents of change and defenders of the rule of law. Through international partnerships, internships in prestigious institutions, and a constant openness to innovation, the faculty fosters a global vision of law and governance. It is the place where a passion for justice meets a calling for leadership, offering students not only a professional path, but also a social mission.

For more information, please visit: https://univ-danubius.ro/en/facultatea-de-drept/prezentare.

Claudia Ștefania Marghiru

In a hall filled with emotion and pride during the 2025 graduation ceremony, a former student of Danubius International University captivated the entire audience with a special gift—a song composed from the depths of her soul. Adina Stanciu, a graduate of the Class of 2023, chose to express her gratitude toward the institution that shaped her professional and personal journey through a musical performance that transformed the formal event into a true celebration of art and learning.

The Path to Fulfillment: A Heartfelt Choice

Adina Stanciu chose to pursue her studies at the Faculty of Psychology at Danubius International University driven by a deep yearning for understanding—not only of herself, but also of those around her. "It was a decision born out of a profound need to understand suffering and to find healing answers to life’s painful questions," she reflects, recounting a life journey marked by challenges and the courage to transform hardship into opportunities for growth.

For Adina, psychology is more than an academic discipline; it is a pathway to self-discovery, a means to better understand not only her own emotions but also those of others. During her time at the university, she came to realize the importance of emotional awareness and regulation, as well as the understanding of trauma and its powerful influence on personal development and human relationships. These fundamental lessons became the cornerstone of her vision of psychology and its potential role in the lives of those facing difficulties.

Art as a Form of Healing

Beyond her passion for psychology, Adina also cultivated a deep connection with the arts. With over 20 years of experience in music and formal artistic training, she became not only a student but also an educator, sharing her love for the arts with others. She initiated vocal lessons for children, where she successfully intertwined art and soul, fostering empathy, harmony, and the courage to be authentic. “In this work, alongside my young artists, I found a space where music and psychology meet in a harmonious dance,” Adina explains, highlighting the crucial professional support she received from Professor Susanu Neaga—a mentor who guided her during pivotal moments of her development.

A Song for the University: Gratitude Through Music

Danubius International University had a profound impact on Adina's professional and personal evolution. “This institution has been more than a place of learning for me; it has been a space of growth, inspiration, and belonging,” she confides. As a token of appreciation for the support she received, Adina composed a song that conveys her deep gratitude to the university and its academic community. With sincerity and emotion, she performed the piece during the 2025 graduation ceremony—a truly memorable moment in which the entire audience joined her in song. Under the warm gaze of Rector Dr. Steve O. Michael, the performance became a symbol of the lasting bond between Adina and the university.

“It was a magical moment, where music, psychology, and gratitude became one,” Adina recalls with a wide smile, thinking back on that unforgettable experience. The emotion and warmth shared by those present transformed the performance into a genuine celebration of the values that Danubius International University promotes—knowledge, personal growth, and authentic human connection.

DANUBIUS

VERSE 1

RIVER OF KNOWLEDGE, FLOWING WIDE AND FREE,

THROUGH EVERY MIND, ACROSS EACH DESTINY.

A BEACON RISING FROM GALATI’S SHORE,

YOU LEAD US FORWARD, SEEKING EVER MORE.

[CHORUS]

DANUBIUS, OUR GUIDING STAR SO BRIGHT,

YOU BRING THE WORLD INTO THE LIGHT.

TOGETHER WE RISE, WE LEARN, WE GROW—

FOREVER YOUR NAME WILL PROUDLY GLOW.

VERSE 2

WE SHARED OUR DREAMS, WE DARED, WE LEARNED

WE BELIEVED IN OUR TRUTH , WE DREAM OF A BETTER WORLD

TO THOSE WHO TEACH US, AND FRIENDS WHO STAYED

TODAY WE ARE GRATEFUL AND WE PROMISE THAT WE WILL NEVER,NEVER FAIL

[CHORUS]

DANUBIUS, OUR GUIDING STAR SO BRIGHT

YOU BRING THE WORLD INTO THE LIGHT.

TOGETHER WE RISE, WE LEARN, WE GROW—

FOREVER YOUR NAME WILL PROUDLY GLOW.

CU INIMI DESCHISE SI GAND CURAJOS

CE AM TRAIT NU VOM UITA

 DANUBIUS MEREU VA CONTA

CHORUS:

DANUBIUS, OUR GUIDING STAR SO BRIGHT,

YOU BRING THE WORLD INTO THE LIGHT.

TOGETHER WE RISE, WE LEARN, WE GROW—

FOREVER YOUR NAME WILL PROUDLY GLOW.

BRIDGE:

WE STAND AS ONE, IN TRUTH AND UNITY,

OUR HEARTS BELONG TO THIS COMMUNITY.

DANUBIUS, FOREVER TRUE,

OUR ALMA MATER—HAIL TO YOU!

The Department for Teacher Training (DPPD) organized the fourth edition of the International Conference "Education in the Digital Era." The event was held in a hybrid format and brought together academics, researchers, and education specialists from Italy, the Republic of Moldova, Bulgaria, Albania, and Ukraine, alongside partner institutions from Romania, including the Galați County School Inspectorate, the County Center for Educational Resources and Assistance, and the “Education Is Power” Association. This international academic platform facilitated valuable opportunities for the exchange of best practices and research findings related to emerging pedagogical approaches in the context of digital transformations in education systems.

The main objective of the conference was to promote innovative strategies in teaching, learning, and assessment, tailored to the current challenges brought by digitalization. Through scientific sessions and interactive workshops, participants explored viable solutions for the integration of technology into education, thus supporting the development of digital competencies among teachers and students. All accepted papers will be published in the journal Didactica Danubiensis (ISSN 2821-4374), which is indexed in the international EBSCO – BDI database, ensuring global visibility of the scientific contributions.

Claudia Ștefania Marghiru

DANUBIUS INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

Administrative Assistant in the Rector’s and Board’s President Office

(Assistant to the Chief of Staff)

Please send your Resume and the other application papers to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.,  by August 18, specifying in the subject the position you apply for.

Interviews and practical tests: between August 18 - September 1.

Date of the beginning of the activity in the office: August 20 - September 15.

Administrative Assistant

Organizational Setting and Work Relationships
The Assistant to the Chief of Staff (Administrative Assistant) will provide administrative assistance to the immediate supervisor and/or Head of the Office, and/or to the Unit as a whole to ensure that routine services and activities within the administrative domain are properly implemented.

As per specific instructions, the incumbent may require liaising with other internal or external entities, to ensure effective delivery of services and achievement of objectives.

The assignments are mostly standard tasks including limited interpretation of subject matter and information exchange between staff in the office, at the duty station and external officials of other institutions to ensure mutual understanding.

The incumbent’s workload and the assignments will remain under constant guidance and direction of the supervisor (Chief of Staff).
The Administrative Assistant is a position within the Rector’s & President’s Office that requires basic knowledge of administrative rules, procedures as well as operational standards of an office.

The nature of certain administrative/personnel functions require discretion and confidentiality.

Duties
Within delegated authority, the Administrative Assistant will be responsible for the following duties (these duties are generic and may not be carried out by all Administrative Assistant; please refer to the organizational context):

- Arrange appointments/meetings both internal and external, some involving high ranking officials.
- Receive visitors, place and screen telephone calls, respond to routine requests for information and take notes at meetings as and when required.

- translation and interpretation RO-EN, & EN-RO.
- Maintain hard and electronic office files and records; classify and code material relating to a variety of topics;
- Receive, review, sort and distribute all incoming and outgoing correspondence, and material, highlight priority items and attach necessary background information. Maintain a follow up system.
- May be required to maintain/update confidential files.
- Draft routine correspondence.

- Format more complex documents by using the appropriate technology.
- Processing of documents in relation to official travels of the Rector, and of the President of the Board.
- Maintain office inventory and stocks of office supplies.
- Following instructions from the supervisor make logistic and administrative arrangements for seminars, workshops, and briefings that may be required by the Office.
- Monitor office/compound facilities and equipment and in consultation with the supervisor take appropriate action to ensure proper functioning at all time.
- Perform other related duties as required.

Minimum Qualifications

Functional Skills
IT-Computer Literacy (MS Office & Google instruments: email, calendar, drive, docs, sheets, PowerPoint, google-sites).

Field(s) of Education
Desired: English Language or Administrative Studies (with B2 Knowledge of English)

Language Requirements
Knowledge of English, written and oral, B2.

Native-level proficiency in Romanian.

Work Schedule:

Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 4pm, in-person (not online, not remotely)

FULL JOB DESCRIPTION: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IUYhvMDn8Pk57YNZJGE8ddDGntI3b3sZ?usp=sharing

APPLICATION FILE SHOULD CONTAIN:

- Scanned copy of the ID;

- CV in both English and Romanian;

- Notice regarding the processing of personal data, signed by the applicant (click to download);

- Consent form for CV retention (click to download).

THE COMPETITION :

A practical test (oral speech interpretation EN-RO and RO-EN; written document translation EN-RO and RO-EN) and an interview.

Applicants who pass the initial selection of the application files, made by the Chief of Staff, will be contacted to participate in the practical test and int he interview.

We thank all those who choose to apply.

Due to the careful selection process, only selected applicants will be contacted — we sincerely appreciate everyone’s interest and effort!