Sociology, Social Anthropology and Nationalism Studies

Extended Deadline: 5 may 2021

For students, who are enrolled in the CEU RSP's Roma Graduate Preparation Programme or already completed it and enrolled in the CEU Master’s degree.

Extended application deadline: 15 March 2021

The Romani Studies Program at Central European University invites applications for the Book Manuscript Write-Up Fellowships. The fellowship aims at enabling authors to finalize the manuscript of an English-language scholarly book that applies critical theories studying the oppression, emancipation, and resistance of Romani people. The fellowship begins in 15th of Apryl 2021 and the completed manuscripts are to be submitted by the 30th of June 2021. The fellowship amounts to 1500 Euros.

The Internship Support Grant for RGPP Alumni was instituted by the Romani Studies Program at Central European University with a total amount of EUR 24,000,  in the Framework of the Roma in European Societies (RES) project in order to support RGPP Alumni in engaging in substantive, professionally relevant remote/on-site internships. 

The aim of the Grant is to support RGPP Alumni, transitioning from graduate studies to the job market on a competitive basis. 

Date: September 1st – December 8th 2020

Bavarlipe Roma Online University is an online educational platform where Roma and non-Roma can access knowledge about the Roma identity(ies), history(ies) and culture(s) thorough a collection of high-quality lectures delivered by leading Roma scholars on topics ranging from the Roma Holocaust to Roma cultural productions. In partnership with Central European University (CEU), this project is part of ERIAC’s Roma Cultural History Initiative financed by the German Federal Foreign Office (FFO).

In recognition of International Roma Day, the Francois-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights at Harvard University and the Romani Studies Program of the Central European University will host “Intersectional Discrimination: The Roma Case.”

Date: April 3

Time: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

At this event, participants will:

The Romani Studies Program and the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology cordially invites you to a round-table discussion on The Canvas of the Other: Alienation through Roma Representation. 

Date: 27 February 2020 4:30 PM

Central European University, Budapest, Nádor utca 15. Room 103.

The Romani Studies Program and the Nationalism Studies Program cordially invites you to a public lecture on What is next for Roma, Gypsies, and Travellers in post-Brexit Britain?

Date:  30 January 2019 5:30 PM

Venue: Central European University, Nádor utca 15. Room 103.

The second roundtable discussion of the Romani Studies Program (RSP) was held on the 9th January on slavery, genocide, and resistance which allowed scholars to critically reflect upon contemporary memory politics and the way Roma minority’s involvement in various historical events was misrepresented or rendered invisible.

The Summer School will focus on the nexus between Romani identities and antigypsyism. Antigypsyism is a core concept of critical Romani studies, and can be used methodologically, analytically and theoretically as a way of understanding the position of Roma in Europe historically and in the present moment. A growing body of scholarship grounds our understanding of antigypsyism in the Europeanization of the Roma issue and neoliberal regime expansion following the fall of communism. Other scholars originate antigypsyism in the nation-state building process.

Country: Hungary
Academic Background: Social Education
Enrollment Year: 2017