Associate Prof. Antonio Momoc, PhD
antonio.momoc@fjsc.ro
Associate Prof. Romina Surugiu, PhD
romina.surugiu@fjsc.ro
Lecturer Dan Podaru, PhD
dan.podaru@fjsc.ro
Department of Journalism
Prof. Raluca-Nicoleta Radu, PhD – Director
raluca.radu@fjsc.ro
Department of Cultural Anthropology and Communication
Lecturer Adriana Ștefănel, PhD – Director
adriana.stefanel@fjsc.ro
Department of Low Frequency Education
Lecturer Aurelian Giugal PhD – Director
aurelian.giugal@fjsc.ro
1-3 Iuliu Maniu Boulevard, Leu Complex, A corps, floor 6, sector 6, Bucharest, 061071
The Faculty of Journalism and Communication Studies consolidates its professional prestige among peer schools and academic institutions from Romania and abroad.
The Faculty is a member of the European Journalism Training Association (EJTA), of Réseau Transméditerranéen de Recherche en Communication (RTRC), and of the European Institute for Commercial Communications Education – a branch of the European Association of Communications Agencies.
Every year, our teachers and students are included in European projects for professional formation and experience exchange programs, through the CIVIS & Erasmus+ programs and through strategic partnerships with prestigious universities and vocational institutions. Over time, the Faculty of Journalism and Communication Studies has established academic and research relationships with partners such as Ecole Supérieure de Journalisme of Lille, Université du Québec à Montréal, School of Journalism and Mass Communications of the University of South Carolina, Cox Centre for International Mass Communication Training and Research, Department of Journalism of the California State University – CHICO in the USA, Mid Sweden University, Université Stendhal-Grenoble 3, Université Paul Valéry-Montpellier III, Université de Lorraine, Université Lumière Lyon 2, Université Catholique de Louvain, Universität Leipzig, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Universidad de Sevilla, Instituto De Artes Visuais, Design E Marketing of Lisbon, Universita degli Studi di Bari, Uniwersytet Warszawski, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens etc.
The Faculty of Journalism and Communication Studies develops programs which are accredited by ARACIS (the Romanian Agency of Quality Assurance in Higher Education) and constitutes a fundamental platform for professional education in mass-media (radio, television, written press, digital media, online journalism), public relations and advertising.
FJSC shapes the future specialists in media, advertising and public relations
FJSC vision: Promote the values of liberal democracy through education and research, the rule of law, respect for human and citizen rights. Protect the fundamental constitutional rights to free expression and correct information. Media professionalization, editorial independence, responsibility and respect for the public interest, professional ethics, media education and combating disinformation represent the academic principles and training tools through which we encourage a political culture of democratic participation and involvement.
The Faculty of Journalism and Communication Studies edits the Romanian Journalism and Communication magazine, as well as the Styles of Communication magazine, both indexed in internationally-known databases.
The academic programs of the faculty include three Bachelor’s degree programs, nine Master’s degree programs, as well as doctoral programs in the Doctoral School of Communication Sciences.
The graduates of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication Studies can choose to become print media or digital media journalists, radio or television journalists, editors, reporters, press correspondents, specialists in advertising and marketing, copywriters, art directors, public relations specialists, event organizers, spokespersons, speechwriters, human resources specialists, audio-video producers, academic professors etc.
