DOCTORAL SCHOOL

RESEARCH MAIN FIELD │MANAGEMENT │PHD DIRECTORS │RESEARCH THEMES │ADMISSION │INFRASTRUCTURE │PPUA │RECENTLY FINALIZED PHD THESIS│FUNCTIONING REGULATIONS

RESEARCH MAIN FIELD OF DOCTORAL SCHOOL: HISTORY

MANAGEMENT OF DOCTORAL SCHOOL

Council of Doctoral School:
Prof.dr. Liviu Pilat – Director
Prof.univ.dr. Victor Spinei
Prof.univ.dr. Alexandru-Florin Platon
CS I dr. Ovidiu Constantin Cristea
Drd. Codrin Ioan Moldoveanu

PHD DIRECTORS FROM THE FACULTY OF HISTORY AND THEIR EXPERTISE FIELDS

PhD DIRECTORS AND THEIR EXPERTISE

Lucreţiu-Ion Bârliba, History of Antiquity and Archaeology. Contact address: blucretiu@yahoo.com
Nelu Zugravu, History of Antiquity and Classical Studies. Contact address: nelu@uaic.ro
Liviu Pilat, Medieval and Renaissance History of Central and Eastern Europe. Contact address: pilat@gmail.com
Laurențiu Rădvan, Middle Ages and Romanian Early Modern History. Contact address: radvan@uaic.ro
Petronel Zahariuc, Romanian Early Modern History. Contact: zahariuc@uaic.ro
Alexandru-Florin Platon, Medieval and Early Modern History and Historiography. Contact address: aplaton@uaic.ro
Gheorghe Cliveti, Modern History and International relations. Contact address: secretar_xenopol@yahoo.com
Claudiu-Lucian Topor, Modern History and International relations. Contact address: claudiulucian@yahoo.com
Leonidas Rados, Romanian Modern History of Culture and Historiography. Contact address: leorados@yahoo.com
Cristian Ploscaru, Romanian Modern History. Contact address: cploscaru@yahoo.com
Lucian Leuștean, Contemporary and International History. Contact address: lucianle@hotmail.com
Gheorghe Iacob, Romanian Contemporary History. Contact address: iac@uaic.ro

RESEARCH THEMES

Lucrețiu-Ion Bîrliba

Archaeology
Social History of Roman Empire
Historical Demography

Nelu Zugravu

Early Christian Studies
Political Thought of Late Antiquity
History of Roman Empire

Liviu Pilat

Political and Social History
Institutions and Political Thought
Church History

Laurențiu Rădvan

Economic and Social History
Urban History
Entangled History

Petronel Zahariuc

Political and Social History
Christian Holy Places Studies
Romanian-Slavonic Documents

Alexandru-Florin Platon

Historiography
Cultural History
Jewish Studies

Gheorghe Cliveti

History of Diplomacy
Institutions and Organizations
Romanian Studies

Claudiu-Lucian Topor

History of Diplomacy
Institutions and Organizations
War History

Leonidas Rados

Historiography
History of Education
Hellenic Studies

Cristian Ploscaru

Political and Social History
Romanian National Identity
Institutions and Organizations

Lucian Leuștean

International History
Minorities Studies
History of Education

Gheorghe Iacob

Political and Economic History
Romanian Communism Studies
Institutions and Organizations

SELECTION AND ADMISSION TO THE PROGRAMS OF DOCTORAL STUDIES

Regulations for the admission to doctoral studies_2023-2024

The admission procedure for the programs of doctoral studies constitutes the process of selecting the candidates for each vacant position of doctoral student which the doctoral tutors within the doctoral school decide to propose at a certain point.
The CSUD elaborates admission methodologies early, cu at least six months before admission date. They are approved by the UAIC Senate.
The admission to the program of doctoral studies is by early contest, organized for each vacant position proposed by the doctoral tutor. The contest examinations take place before an admission commission proposed by the CSD and approved by the CSUD.
The examinations take place according to the admission methodology determined by the General assembly of the doctoral tutors and proved by the CSD. The themes and bibliography for the tests are proposed by the doctoral tutors with vacant positions, after obtaining the approval the doctoral school council. The grades of the bachelor’s degree or of the master degree may be taken into account, but not the means or the grades of the study years. The minimal admission grade is 8 (eight).
The admission contest for the doctoral studies will take place as follows:

The examinations will be both written and oral.
The themes and bibliography for the tests are proposed by the doctoral tutors with vacant positions, after obtaining the approval the doctoral school council.
The written examination will contain subjects regarding the themes and bibliography proposed by each doctoral tutor. The written examination will be assessed by each doctoral tutor.
The oral examination consists of an interview based on the themes and bibliography proposed by the doctoral tutor. The examination commission will include six members: the Manager of the Doctoral School within the Faculty of History, three doctoral tutors within the Faculty of History, the doctoral tutor of the doctoral student in question and a secretary. The oral examination grade represents the arithmetic mean of the grades proposed by the doctoral tutor and by the other members of the commission, except for the secretary.
The final grade of the candidate is constituted by the arithmetic mean between the written and the oral examination. The minimal admission grade is 8 (eight).
The tiebreak between the candidates occurs by descending order of the final grades, depending on the places available for the doctoral tutor in question. If there are candidates with identical grades, the grade of the oral examination will serve as a tiebreaker.
The tiebreak between the candidates will also determine the number of doctoral for the Faculty of History.

6.The admission methodology stipulates the registration conditions, the content of the registration dossier and the phases of the contest.

7.The candidates admitted based on the admission results are enrolled by a Decision of the UAIC Rector.

RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE OF DOCTORAL SCHOOL

1. Teaching rooms, laboratories

Amphiteatre II. 7.

Amphiteatre II.5

Room 1.2

Room H1

Room 306 (Romtelecom UAIC building)

2. PhD students offices

4 offices in Room 304 of Romtelecom UAIC building

3. Computers

2 laptops in Room 304, 4 computers in H building, belonging to the Faculty of History

4. Another elements

Technical infrastructure belonging to ARHEOINVEST-Platform, available for PhD students specialized in archaeology (see http://arheoinvest.uaic.ro/)

UNIVERSITY ADVANCED PREPARATION PROGRAMME OF DOCTORAL SCHOOL

Nr. crt.	COMPULSORY DISCIPLINES	Code discipline	Semester I
Nr. crt.	COMPULSORY DISCIPLINES	Code discipline	C	S	Forma verif.	Nr. cred.
1.	Orientations in actual history writing: great themes and methods		2	2	E	10
2.	Methodology of writing a PhD thesis		2	2	E	10
3.	Complementary preparation module					10
TOTAL			4	4	2E	30

RECENTLY FINALIZED PHD THESIS AT THE FACULTY OF HISTORY (SELECTION)

BOTNARI I. MIHAELA, CULTURE AND PROPAGANDA IN ROMANIAN-SOVIET RELATIONS 1945-1965
GICOVEANU C. MIHAI, THE MEDIEVAL TOWN OF PIATRA (FROM THE END OF THE 14TH CENTURY – TO THE MID-18TH CENTURY)
IRIMIA N. MARIA MĂDĂLINA, JEWISH INTELLECTUALS OF IAŞI IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY AND AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 20TH CENTURY: ELIAS, MOSES AND WILHELM SCHWARZFELD
AMĂNĂLĂCHIOAIE C. SILVIA-IULIANA, MOLDAVIA DURING THE REIGNS OF PRINCE PETER THE LAME
FILIP-AFLOAREI R. DANIEL, ROMANIA AND THE CRISIS OF THE POLISH COMMUNIST REGIME – 1980-1989
GAVRIL M. NINA-MIHAELA, ALEXANDRU EM. LAHOVARI: MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY AND ENVOY EXTRAORDINARY OF ROMANIA TO PARIS (1908-1917)
DĂRMĂNESCU C. OCTAVIAN-VASILE, OLD CHURCHES IN PITEŞTI FROM THE 16TH – 17TH CENTURIES AND THEIR EVOLUTION UNTIL THE UNIFICATION OF THE PRINCIPALITIES
POPA I. VALENTINA, TESTING MODERNIST AND PRIMITIVIST MODELING ON ANCIENT ECONOMY IN THE LOWER DANUBE SPACE. A HISTORIOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE
OHANA LURIE J. HADAS, THE HISTORY OF EDUCATION SYSTEM IN THE LAND OF ISRAEL (FROM 1884 TO 1914)
IORDACHE C. COSTIN, ROMANIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE INDO-EUROPEAN PROBLEM
GHEORGHIU M. MIHAELA, ROMANIAN-GREEK RELATIONS (1945-1965)
CEALERA D. CRISTIAN, CYBELE IN THE ROMAN PROVINCE OF LOWER MOESIA. THE INTERACTION OF THE GREAT MOTHER WITH THE NATIVE DEITIES
GRIGORAŞ S. BIANCA-ELENA, STORAGE SYSTEMS AND THEIR ECONOMICAL IMPLICATION ON THE EASTERN AND SOUTH-EASTERN CARPATHIAN AREA (1ST – 6TH CENTURY AD)

ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONING REGULATIONS FOR THE DOCTORAL STUDIES AT THE FACULTY OF HISTORY