Category Archives: Announcements

University of Bucharest announces 10 doctoral positions for the September competition at the Complex Systems Disentanglement through Data Analysis at the Interdisciplinary School of Doctoral Studies. Candidates are expected to choose one of the following fields of study:Geography, Mathematics, Physics, Sociology. After the successful defence of their thesis, students will obtain the doctoral title in… Read More »

The University of Bucharest announces 6 doctoral positions for the September competition at the Mind, Language and Cognition Interdisciplinary Research Training Group (IRTG) at the Interdisciplinary School of Doctoral Studies. Candidates are expected to choose one of the following fields of study:  biology, computer science, linguistics, mathematics, neuroscience, philosophy, psychology. After the successful defence of… Read More »

July 7–17, 2026 Applications submissions July 20 Confirmation of eligibility and publication of the colloquium schedule July 21 Admission colloquium July 30/31 Publication of the preliminary results of the admission colloquium July 30/31 Publication of the final results July 31 Confirmation of places 1st October Enrollment

The 2020 admission contest for doctoral studies at the Interdisciplinary School of Doctoral Studies-University of Bucharest will be organized in compliance with the following methodology: ISDS admission methodology 2020

The list of applications submitted to the Post-Doctoral Program in the field of socio-human sciences at the Interdisciplinary School of Doctoral Studies at the University of Bucharest (ISDS-UB) can be consulted bellow: List of submitted applications    

Deadline: July 4th ,2019 (See Romanian version bellow/ Consultati versiunea in limba romana mai jos) The Interdisciplinary School of Doctoral Studies at the University of Bucharest (ISDS-UB) receives applications for its first annual postdoctoral research program. The program includes 20 posts of postdoctoral researchers over a period of 18 months, which will benefit from mentoring… Read More »

(Bucharest, July 4-6, 2019) The fate of universities, higher education and the related knowledge production during Eastern Europe’s communist regimes has only discontinuously come under scrutiny by historians and other social scientists, for reasons having to do, among other things, with the marginal role of higher education in the functioning of socialist systems, the scarcity… Read More »