We are pleased to announce that doctoral candidate Giurgiu Daniel successfully defended his doctoral dissertation entitled Destine de preoți ai Arhidecanatului Romano-Catolic de Maramureș, în oglinda documentelor din arhivele Securității (The Fate of Priests of the Roman Catholic Archdeaconry of Maramureș, as Reflected in Documents from the Securitate Archives) on September 22, 2025.
We are pleased to announce that István Faragó, a doctoral candidate, applied for a public defense of his doctoral dissertation titled Nonverbal Communication in the Presentation of the Lord Ceremony on September 19, 2025, and successfully defended his research results.
Örömmel jelentjük, hogy Faragó István doktorjelölt, 2025. szeptember 19-én A nonverbális kommunikáció a szentmise úrfelmutatási szertartásában című doktori disszertációjával nyilvános védésére jelentkezett és kutatási eredményeit sikeresen megvédte.
We are pleased to announce that doctoral candidate Lóránd-István Pénzes successfully defended his doctoral dissertation entitled Catholic life in Háromszék during the era of dualism on September 11, 2025!
We are pleased to announce that doctoral candidate Krisztián Tóth successfully defended his doctoral dissertation entitled The Organ Stock of Three Districts in the Archdiocese of Alba Iulia on September 11, 2025!
We are pleased to announce that on September 11, 2025, doctoral candidate Hunor Gál applied for the public defense of his doctoral dissertation entitled The Organ Collection of Three Districts in the Archdiocese of Gyulafehérvár and successfully defended his research results!
The Spring Wind, a multidisciplinary, scientific international conference, was held for the 28th time between June 20 and 22, 2025. This year, Semmelweis University hosted the event. Representing the Doctoral School of Religion, Culture and Society at Babeș–Bolyai University, three doctoral candidates—Éva Bojoievschi, Noémi Geng, and Sister Noémi Portik—presented their research topics.
We are pleased to announce that Attila Kozovits successfully defended his doctoral dissertation on June 17, 2025, entitled “The Roman Catholic Diocese of Timișoara during the Ordinary Governorship of Konrad Kernweisz (1954-1981)”!
The cultivation of an ecumenical spirit is not only a challenge of the times for the monastic community of Pannonhalma, but also a papal mission. The Pannonhalma Archabbey, in dialogue with our sister churches, is organising the International Ecumenical Conference for the fifth time on 26 and 27 September 2025, in response to the requests of St John Paul II and Pope Francis.
This year, NOVA University Lisbon is hosting an interdisciplinary course for doctoral candidates from the Doctoral Schools of the EUTOPIA Association of Universities.