DIM Volunteers

I am 19 years old, and I am a student at the Faculty of Political Sciences within SNSPA. The decision to join the DIM initiative was motivated by my desire to thoroughly investigate the factors underlying migratory movements. I believe that this programme represents not only a study opportunity, but also a conducive environment for personal and professional development. Additionally, I am captivated by the opportunity to work alongside colleagues and specialists in the field to find innovative solutions to challenges related to migration and international development.

I am a first-year student at the Faculty of Political Sciences. My passions include reading, language learning, and knowing the world around me. In our Centre, I am a part of the ‘Migrating Into Movies’ screenings, DIM Talks, the writing of reviews, and much more.

What motivates me to work in this project are my drive to better understand migration policies and how people are affected by them, but also the opportunity to get involved in activities with an impact outside the classroom and to meet passionate people in the field.

I am a student at the Faculty of Political Sciences, 1st year, from SNSPA. I chose to be part of the DIM team because it offers the opportunity to work in a friendly environment, full of events and experiences with important people in the field. It is also a project that helps both personally and professionally, giving you the chance to help create a better future, but also to use your imagination in a constructive way.

I am a student passionate about international relations and European integration. After graduating in European Administration, I decided to continue my academic career at the National University of Political Sciences and Public Administration (SNSPA), following the “International Relations and European Integration” master’s program.

By choosing this program, I aim to develop my expertise and expand my knowledge in the field of international politics and European integration processes. My undergraduate knowledge gives me a valuable perspective in analysing and understanding the political and institutional dynamics of the European Union, and participating in the project of the Centre for the Study of International Development and Migration gives me the opportunity to apply and expand this knowledge in a practical and interdisciplinary context.

My goal is to actively contribute to the understanding and solution of contemporary global problems, bringing a significant contribution to the advancement of knowledge in the field of international relations and European integration, and to the formation of a better informed and committed society.

I am a first-year student at the Faculty of Political Sciences from SNSPA. I wished to be part of the DIM team as it provides an opportunity to work in an environment which allows me to take initiative and meet diverse experts from this field of activity. Moreover, it is a project that will not only push us to evolve academically, but it will also help us gain invaluable life skills essential for any future workplace.

I am a first-year undergraduate student at the Faculty of Political Sciences within SNSPA. I am thrilled to be part of the DIM project, especially given the emphasis on such an important issue, namely migration. Through studying this topic, I hope to contribute to promoting informed debate and effective political action to adequately address the needs and rights of those affected by migration from conflict zones.

I am a student of the National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, within the Faculty of Political Sciences, majoring in Political Science, as a first-year bachelor. I decided to join the DIM team because of the idea behind this project. The main subject refers to “migration”, and from my point of view, it is an area that deserves to be studied carefully. I also believe that through my involvement in this project, I can develop both professionally and personally, thus managing to improve certain qualities and adopt new ones. I am glad that I can be part of a team that can “dot the I” when it comes to this topic.

Hello! I am a first-year student at the Faculty of Political Sciences within SNSPA. I work as a junior DBA at an IT company and I’ve chosen to participate in DIM with the aim to actively engage in projects that enhance societal awareness regarding current events. Moreover, I see attending meetings with decision-makers from various fields of public interest, together with a team of experts from academia and public communication, as a valuable opportunity. This experience will enhance my ability to discern information, paving the way for me to become a beacon in society, unaffected by misinformation or hidden agendas. I hope that, together with the team’s efforts, we can elucidate unclear realities and combat misinformation with verified and impartial information provided by academic staff and students.

I am a student at SNSPA, where I completed my bachelor’s degree in International Relations and European Studies, and I am currently pursuing a master’s degree in European Politics and Society. I direct my attention toward international relations and migration, and I am curious about how global policies influence migration and integration. I want to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges migrants face and the impact of these experiences on host societies. My goal is to explore solutions that support migrants’ rights and contribute to a more inclusive society through studies and research that clarify these important issues.

Graduate of the Faculty of Law of the University of Bucharest and the Franco-Romanian Legal College of European Studies, currently a student of the Master of European Politics and Economy at SNSPA.