CEU is a new model for international education, a center for study of contemporary economic, social and political challenges as well as a source of support for building open and democratic societies that respect human rights and human dignity. Supporting Roma and the development of Romani Studies at CEU is part of the university's mission. Building on CEU's longstanding reputation in enhancing higher education, research, and professional opportunities for Roma, CEU's Roma Access Programs (RAP) is transformed into the Romani Studies Program (RSP) as of August 1, 2017. RSP is an academic unit at CEU, encompassing the Roma Graduate Preparation Program (RGPP) and the Advanced Certificate Program in Romani Studies.
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Would you like to support our mission? Email us at romanistudies@ceu.edu
CEU's Romani Studies Program make a difference
Did you know that CEU is home to the only university initiative of its kind designed to help Roma students build the skills needed to enter graduate education and advance their careers?
Since 2004, more than 300 students have completed our year-long Roma Graduate Preparation Program and intensive Roma English Language Program (past project). We could not be prouder of the difference our graduates make in the lives of their communities. Over 80% of our alumni are accepted to MA at universities, including CEU, while others take up leadership roles, work in policy and advocacy that benefits Roma communities and European society at large. Currently, about 5% also pursue or already earned their PhDs.
There are two ways to support RSP:
- Make a donation to Romani Studies Program here
- Contact the Chair of Romani Studies Program Angela Kocze to find out more about what you can do to help
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