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The Faculty of Juridical, Administrative and Communication Studies Pitești started functioning in 2000 due to the authorization by the National Academic Assessment and Accreditation of the double specialization "Journalism and Public Relations". In 2002, after the specializations catalogue was narrowed, the Ministry of Education and Research approved two distinct specializations: "Communication and Public Relations" and "Journalism". Since 2003, the Bachelor programme for Higher Studies of "Public Administration" has been authorized to function, to which were added the "Law" and the "International Relations and European Studies" programmes in 2005.
FIELDS OF STUDY AND SPECIALIZATIONS
Dean - PhD PROFESSOR RADU PÂRVU
"At Constantin Brâncoveanu University I met a working and demanding athmosphere. This is the reason I confidently chose to set out here".
Education: "Al. Ioan Cuza" University of Iași, Faculty of Philology; Master Degree in Philosophy within the University of Bucharest, Faculty of Philosophy. Philosophy specializations at the Universities "Friedrich Wilhelm" in Bonn and "Ruhr" in Bochum; Specialization in Germanic Philology at the "Otto von Guericke" Technical Faculty in Magdeburg; Specialization in Pedagogy at the Institute for Education Sciences - University of Vienna.
Scientific titles: PhD in philosophy with magna cum laude at University of Bucharest
Scientific research: he published 28 volumes, as author, coauthor, translator, editor; participations in local, national and international congresses and symposia.
Selective performance: member of Schelling International Society (Germany); member of the Germanic Philology Society in Romania; expert-evaluator of ARACIS; Board member in the Trainers Association of Journalism and Communication; a winner of two contests in the field of translation and film; chief organizer for Kafka's Complete Works (Opere complete) at RAO Publishing House; holder of awards conferred by various international, national and local fora, member of several scientific and editorial councils; author of reference translations of Kant, Schelling, Fichte, Hegel, Schopenhauer, Dilthey, Scheler, Kafka etc.
FIELDS OF STUDY AND SPECIALIZATIONS
| Field |
Specialization |
| Bachelor Level |
|
| Communication Studies |
Journalism (Full time courses) Communication and Public Relations (Full time courses) |
| Administrative Studies |
Public Administration (Full time courses) |
| Law |
Law (Full time courses) |
| International Relations and European Studies |
International Relations and European Studies (Full time courses) |
| Master Level |
|
| Communication Sciences |
Organizational Communication and Public Relations |
Dean - PhD PROFESSOR RADU PÂRVU
"At Constantin Brâncoveanu University I met a working and demanding athmosphere. This is the reason I confidently chose to set out here".
Education: "Al. Ioan Cuza" University of Iași, Faculty of Philology; Master Degree in Philosophy within the University of Bucharest, Faculty of Philosophy. Philosophy specializations at the Universities "Friedrich Wilhelm" in Bonn and "Ruhr" in Bochum; Specialization in Germanic Philology at the "Otto von Guericke" Technical Faculty in Magdeburg; Specialization in Pedagogy at the Institute for Education Sciences - University of Vienna.
Scientific titles: PhD in philosophy with magna cum laude at University of Bucharest
Scientific research: he published 28 volumes, as author, coauthor, translator, editor; participations in local, national and international congresses and symposia.
Selective performance: member of Schelling International Society (Germany); member of the Germanic Philology Society in Romania; expert-evaluator of ARACIS; Board member in the Trainers Association of Journalism and Communication; a winner of two contests in the field of translation and film; chief organizer for Kafka's Complete Works (Opere complete) at RAO Publishing House; holder of awards conferred by various international, national and local fora, member of several scientific and editorial councils; author of reference translations of Kant, Schelling, Fichte, Hegel, Schopenhauer, Dilthey, Scheler, Kafka etc.
