Director: Prof. univ. dr. habil. Adrian Chircu-Buftea  (adrian.chircu@ubbcluj.ro)
Secretary: Ramona Iordache (secretariatsdsll@gmail.com)

Office hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00-12:00 (room 32)
                

• Babeş-Bolyai University Regulations
• The Doctoral School Regulations
• Admission Regulations
• Regulations for the completion of studies/The procedure for the public defense of the doctoral thesis: Refer to the The Doctoral School Regulations and to the website of the Institute for Doctoral Studies
• Contents of the study programs: Syllabi 2021-2022 | Curriculum
• PhD students 2021-2022
• Guidelines for writing the doctoral thesis: Information available in the The Doctoral School Regulations and in the Babeş-Bolyai University Regulations
• The public defense of doctoral theses/Schedule
• Course Schedule: First Semester
                                  Second Semester
• Information regarding ethics and academic integrity
• Doctoral studies agreement

The Doctoral School of Linguistic and Literary Studies – organized at the Faculty of Letters, The Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, and functioning under the administrative coordination of The Institute of Doctoral Studies – assures that Ph.D. students receive an adequate grounding in linguistic and literary studies through research, teaching and evaluation activities. It proposes to furnish a competitive formation and study environment in the two broad areas integrated into it.
These scholarly and pedagogical aims have ensured a substantial visibility and attractiveness to the Doctoral School throughout the university’s long history. Prestigious Romanian philologists contributed to this, such as Dimitrie Popovici, Ion Breazu, Mircea Zaciu, Ion Vlad, Romulus Todoran, Ioana Em. Petrescu, Liviu Petrescu, D. D. Drașoveanu, Vasile Fanache, Dumitru Pop, etc. Based on the outstanding activity of its doctoral advisers and on an impressive network of international relations involving prestigious western universities, The Doctoral School of Linguistic and Literary Studies offers its more than 100 Ph.D. students the possibility to collaborate with an important array of research centers, joint programs and study programs, while benefiting from personalized scientific guidance. In other words, it furnishes a professional framework in which they can conduct research and can train for their own professional future.
The research teams – each with its specific theoretical and methodological profile – share a common ground for inquiry and reflection that grants the Ph.D. students the possibility to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration on a regular basis (proof of this being the research workshops, colloquia and scholarly meetings organized by the Faculty of Letters). Emphasis is laid on developing the interdisciplinary dimension in research and in student formation, by getting the latter acquainted with the latest scholarly achievements, sources and information tools in their specific areas. Thus, they are trained for a future professional insertion in different domains of teaching and of qualitative scholarly research.
Beyond the wide range of research opportunities furnished by the Doctoral School of Linguistic and Literary Studies, the Ph.D. students are encouraged to participate actively in scholarly life at national and international level (with their own publications); this includes grants offered by The Babeș-Bolyai University. The opening up to transdisciplinary approaches advocated by each doctoral adviser promotes, in the wake of a long standing erudition among the members of the Faculty of Letters in Cluj, international mobilities and bilateral programs; this assures that PhD students have access to outstanding scholarly environments.
The Doctoral School of Linguistic and Literary Studies has partnerships with the following research and innovation centers: Phantasma, of the Faculty of Letters, and the School of Advanced Studies of the Romanian Academy of Sciences of the “Sextil Pușcariu” Institute of Linguistics and Literary History, in Cluj-Napoca.