“Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University is one of the largest private universities in Romania, Europe. Professor Momcilo Luburici Ph.D., and Professor Corina Dumitrescu, Ph.D., the founders of “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University, have steadily financially and energetically supported this private academic entity so as to be included among the elite higher education institutions in the world. They also chose to name this university after Dimitrie Cantemir, the 18th century Prince philosopher, a representative scholar of the Enlightenment, and member of Berlin Academy of Sciences over the educational and scientific research diligence, as the spiritual figure of the University. “Dimitrie Cantemir Christian University has its main headquarters in Bucharest and branches in Cluj-Napoca and Timișoara. The five faculties in Bucharest offer undergraduate and graduate programs: The Faculty of Juridical and Administrative Science, The Faculty of Tourism and Commercial Management, The Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, The Faculty of Education Sciences, and The Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures (with programs for 10 foreign languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Turkish, Japanese, Russian Chinese, and Korean as an optional language). The faculties in Cluj-Napoca offer undergraduate and graduate programs for The Faculty of Law and The Faculty of Economical Sciences and the one in Timișoara offer undergraduate and graduate programs for The Faculty of Tourism and Commercial Management.

“Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University has always welcomed international cooperation agreements and collaborative projects with universities, research institutions, public entities, cultural institutes, heritage institutions, non-governmental organizations, and business environment representatives all around the world. DCCU is affiliated with many foreign entities and forms in Europe and all over the world being always open to further international collaborations (dual diplomas, joint undergraduate and graduate programs) which will have a great positive impact on the future development of our higher education institution. The international strategies of the university have covered many directions: congresses, conferences, forums, workshops, invited, guest speakers, visiting professors, ERASMUS exchanges programs for students and teaching staff, internship programs for academics, undergraduate and graduate students, networking projects. “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University hosts the UNESCO Chair – Culture of Human Rights and Education for Sustainable Development in Pre–School and Primary Education that allows the University to create centers of excellence and innovation on the topics of Agenda 2030 through exchanges and joint research, to strengthen national, regional and international partnerships, networks and consortia.

“The Department of Italian Studies of the University of Warsaw was founded in December 1982 thanks to the initiative of prof. Krzysztof Żaboklicki from the Chair of Italian Philology at the Department of Romance. Although small at the beginning, the department continued to grow to a considerable number of faculty and students.
The Department of Italian Studies of the University of Warsaw aims to train graduates with excellent knowledge of the Italian language, critical skills in the field of Italian literature or Italian linguistics, at the same time giving students the opportunity to try their hand at literary and specialist translation . Furthermore, it offers a training course for future teachers of the Italian language thanks to the possibility of achieving the Ditals certification.
By studying at the Department of Italian Studies, you can complete part of your university studies abroad as part of the Erasmus+ programme, choosing one of more than forty destinations. Students also carry out professional internships at language schools in Poland and abroad, for example at the University of Florence, the University for Foreigners of Perugia and the University of Bologna.
The quality of the studies conducted by the teachers of the Department of Italian Studies is proven by the constant presence of Italian scholars in the world of research as well as by their numerous publications in Poland and abroad. The National Accreditation Commission has awarded category A to the Faculty of Modern Languages, of which the Department of Italian Studies is part, recognizing the high level of teaching imparted.

The University of Humanities and Economics in Łódź (AHE) is a private higher education institution located in the heart of Poland. It offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs in areas such as humanities, economics, management, law, technology, and health sciences. The university is known for its international orientation and offers several programs entirely in English. AHE promotes a modern, creative, and practice-oriented approach to education, supported by innovative teaching methods and modern facilities. Its campus in Łódź provides a vibrant academic environment that welcomes students from around the world. By studying at AHE, students become part of a multicultural community and earn degrees recognized across Europe. The university also provides strong support services for international students, including language courses and integration assistance. AHE actively engages in research and international cooperation projects, enhancing its academic and scientific profile. Its mission is to inspire innovation, creativity, and professional excellence to prepare graduates for success in a globalized world.