History

The History study program is meticulously crafted to furnish students with a comprehensive grasp of varied historical epochs and methodologies. Commencing with foundational inquiries into prehistoric and migratory periods, students navigate linguistic and written sources, delving into the intricacies of ancient cultures. The curriculum seamlessly transitions to contemporary global contexts, unraveling the complexities of European integration and international relations throughout the 20th century. Specialized studies cover medieval history, geo-archaeology, and international relations, providing a nuanced understanding of historical narratives. The program culminates in an exploration of contemporary international relations and the histories of specific regions (Baltic Sea Region, Scandinavia, South-Eastern Europe), cultivating versatile research skills and an enriched comprehension of the historical continuum. This academic odyssey affords students the opportunity to grapple with historical complexities, transcending temporal and geographical boundaries.

Mandatory courses that all students in the program must take:

• Prehistory

• Introduction in the Ancient History of Romania

• Introduction in Ancient World History

• Introduction in Archaeology

• General Historiography

• Modern Language

• Introduction in Medieval Romanian History

• Introduction in Medieval World History

• Romanian Historiography

• History and Theory of Art

• Introduction in Modern Romanian History

• Introduction in Modern World History

• History of the Ottoman Empire

• Introduction in Museology

• History of Romanian Art

• Auxiliary Historical Sciences

• History of Romania in the 20th Century

• Introduction in 20th Century World History

• Cultural Anthropology

• History of Eastern and South-Eastern Europe during the Modern and Contemporary Ages

• History of Collective Mentalities

Electives:

• Paleography and Epigraphy (Latin, Slavic, German, Hungarian, Romanian Cyrillic)

• Academic Ethics and Integrity

• Schools and Methods in Modern Historiography

• History of European Integration

• International Relations in Europe During the 20th Century

• Typology and Technology of Animal Hard Materials

• Medieval Urban Genesis

• History of Medieval Culture

• Medieval State Genesis

• Geo-Archaeology

• Legislation of Archaeological Heritage Preservation

• The Formation of Medieval Romanian States

• Medieval Institutions

• Prehistoric Adornments

• Prehistoric Stone Technology and Typology

• The Foreign Policy of the Romanian Principalities During the 15th and 16th Centuries

• Social Structures During Prehistory

• Historical Memory and the Social Reconstruction of the Past

• International Relations During the Modern Age

• Romania’s Relations with the Great Powers During the Modern Age

• The Formation of Nations in South-Eastern Europe

• Romania and the Latin Countries (France, Italy, Spain) in the Modern Age

• Contemporary International Relations

• Romania and International Relations in the 20th Century

• History of Nordic and Baltic Europe During the Modern and Contemporary Ages

• Local History

• Methodology of Scientific Research