Timea Junghaus: Roma Art - The Subaltern Revolt, RGPP Seminar Series 4

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Tímea Junghaus is an art historian and contemporary art curator of Roma origin. She curated the First Roma Pavilion at the 2007 Venice Contemporary Art Biennale. She has researched and published extensively on the conjunctions of contemporary art and critical theory - with particular reference to issues of cultural difference, colonialism and minority representation. She is the founding director of the European Roma Cultural Foundation and Gallery8 - Roma Contemporary Art Space.

Apply to RAP: messages from current students

"Calm down and come study at the Roma Graduate Preparation Program, here, at CEU. Your perspectives will change positively. I improved a lot over the past months. Don't worry any longer, come and join us!"

Xhenson Cela, student of Roma Graduate Preparation Program, Albania, Tutoring in Public Policy

Iulius Rostas on Anti-Gypsyism and Romani Movement: RGPP Seminar 3

November 3, 2015
Iulius Rostas RGPP Seminar Series 3

During this seminar, Dr. Rostas will define the concept of anti-Gypsyism, its intellectual roots and different forms of its expression. The seminar is centered around the paper History of Antigypsyism in Europe: The Social Causes, by Makrus End. The reading is part of the volume of papers from the International Seminar 'New Faces of Antigypsyism in Modern Europe'.

Research Presentations by RAP Alumni: Seminar 2

Jelena, Simona, and Bujar.

The presenters of the second seminar during this term will be three of the RAP graduates: Jelena Jovanovic, Junior Research Fellow, Center for Policy Studies at CEU, Simona Torotcoi, doctoral student of Political Science, Public Policy and International Relations at CEU and Bujar Taho, doctoral student in Comparative Constitutional law at CEU.

A Journey from Roma Access Program to Doctoral Studies - Bujar Taho

Bujar Taho - Doctoral Student at CEU, Legal studies, 2004 RAP Alumnus

It has been ten years since I graduated Roma Access Program (currently known as Roma Graduate Preparation Program). It is such an important part of my career, which not only shaped my academic ambitions, but also gave greater meaning to my Romani identity.