Program Overview

University Program Information

The Faculty of History and Philosophy offers a range of programs for students interested in history, philosophy, and related fields.

Programs

• Bachelor's Degree Programs: The faculty offers bachelor's degree programs in:
  • History
  • History of Art
  • Archeology
  • Archival Studies
  • Information and Documentation Sciences
  • Ethnology
  • Cultural Tourism
  • International Relations and European Studies
  • Security Studies
  • Philosophy
• Master's Degree Programs: The faculty offers master's degree programs in:
  • Archeology and Classical Studies
  • Society, Art, and Identities in Central Europe
  • History and Socio-Anthropology of the Modern Era
  • History of Southeastern Europe
  • History, Memory, and Orality in the 20th Century
  • Research and Valorization of Cultural Heritage
  • Information and Documentation Sciences
  • Jewish Studies
  • Cultural Heritage and Tourism
  • Leadership and Communication in International Organizations
  • Security Management in Contemporary Society
  • Security, Intelligence, and Competitiveness in Organizations
  • Global Security and Human Rights Policies
  • Contemporary History and International Relations
  • Evaluation of European Public Policies and Programs
  • Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
  • Philosophy, Culture, and Communication
  • Critical Theory and Multicultural Studies
• Doctoral Programs: The faculty offers doctoral programs in:
  • International Relations and Security Studies
  • Philosophy
• Postgraduate Studies: The faculty also offers postgraduate studies in various fields.

Program Details

The Cultural Heritage and Tourism master's program is an interdisciplinary program that aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of cultural heritage and tourism. The program is designed for students who have completed a bachelor's degree in a related field and wish to pursue a career in cultural heritage management, tourism, or a related field.

The program includes a range of courses that cover topics such as:

• Introduction to cultural heritage and tourism
• Archaeology and cultural heritage
• Social structures and cultural heritage
• Landscape and cultural heritage
• Memory and cultural heritage
• Practical courses in guiding, exhibition organization, and curatorial practices
• English language courses for tourism

Research Areas

The faculty is involved in various research areas, including:

• Archeology and classical studies
• History and socio-anthropology of the modern era
• History of Southeastern Europe
• Cultural heritage and tourism
• International relations and security studies
• Philosophy and critical theory

Facilities and Resources

The faculty has a range of facilities and resources available to students, including:

• Libraries and archives
• Museums and cultural heritage sites
• Computer labs and language learning facilities
• Access to online databases and research resources