FACULTY OF LETTERS

address: 13 A.I. Cuza Street, Craiova, 200585
phone: +(4) 0251 414 468
fax: +(4) 0251 418 849
email: litere@central.ucv.ro
web: cis01.central.ucv.ro/litere/

Past and Present:

1959 – The beginning of the philological higher education in Craiova, within the 3-year Teacher Training Institute;
1965 – Upon the foundation of the University the Faculty of Philology is included in the new academic community, through the unification of the institutes already in place in a single administrative structure;
1974 – The Faculty of Philology and History is established;
2000 - The Faculty of Letters separates from the Faculty of History, each becoming autonomous academic structures.

Academic staff:

Number of students:

Field: Language and Literature
Specialisations:

• Romanian language and literature (major) – A Foreign language and literature (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian) (minor)
  (see study plans)
• Romanian language and literature - Classical philology (Latin) (minor)
  
• Romanian language and literature (major) - A foreign language and literature (French, English) (minor) (at Drobeta-Turnu Severin)
  (see study plans)

Field: Applied Modern Languages
Specialisations:

• Translation and interpretation
  (see study plans)

Field: Communication Sciences
Specialisations:

• Communication and public relations
  (see study plans)

Field: Education Sciences
Specialisations:

• Pedagogy
  (see study plans)
• Pedagogy of pre-school and primary education
  (see study plans)
• Pedagogy of pre-school and primary education (at Drobeta-Turnu Severin)
  (see study plans)

Field: Theatre
Specialisations:

• Performing arts (acting)
  (see study plans)

Field: Music
Specialisations:

• Musical interpretation – canto
  (see study plans)
• Musical interpretation – musical instruments
  (see study plans)
• Musical pedagogy
  (see study plans)

Specialisations:

• Romanian literature in the European context
  (see study plans)
• Contemporary Romanian – structure, dynamics and functionality
  (see study plans)
• English. Theoretical and applied language studies
  (see study plans)
• British and American studies
  (see study plans)
• French language, teaching methodology and literatures in the French-speaking world
  (see study plans)
• Classical models in the Romanian culture
  (see study plans)
• English and French languages. Legal translation and terminology
  (see study plans)
• Paradigms of corporate communication
  (see study plans)
• Romance languages- synchrony and diachrony
  (see study plans)
• Contemporary trends in the linguistics of literary texts
  
• Theatrical performance
  (see study plans)

• 13 PhD supervisors
• Fields:
  • Philology

International academic cooperation programmes:

scientific cooperation agreements with universities of Perugia, Bielefeld, Uppsala, Salamanca, training and cooperation programmes with universities and institutes of UK, USA, France, Canada, Spain, Bulgaria, Hungary, Russia, scholarships for Romanian students in Italy, France, England, Russia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Spain, Austria, ERASMUS student and teaching staff mobility schemes - France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Germany, Austria, Portugal, England, Sweden, etc.