Stefan Cibian
Teaching Assistant
Building:
Nador u. 9, Faculty Tower Qualifications:
PhD in Political Science, Central European University.
MA in Pulbic Policy, Central European University.
BA in Political Science, 'Babes-Bolyai' University.
BA in Law, '1st of December 1918' University.
Academic/Professional experience, and Achievements:
Stefan's academic interests are in international relations theory and development policy, development aid, international negotiations, and state building in sub-Saharan Africa. He is focusing in his research on the functionality of Western institutions in non-Western areas and more specifically on development aid negotiations. Stefan received a BA in Political Science and a BA in Law after studying at “Babes-Bolyai” University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania; “1st of December 1918” University, Alba Iulia, Romania; University of Salzburg, Austria and University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. Stefan holds an MA in Public Policy from Central European University.
Teaching:
Courses:
2011/12 - Babes Bolyai University - MA Course - Post War Reconstruction (4 credits) together with Kai Jacobsen and Fraser Gray.
2010/11 - Fall - Babes Bolyai University - MA Course - International Organizations and International Development (4 credits) together with Prof. Levente Salat.
2010/11 - Fall - POLS 5053 - Comparative Political Research (4 credits) - Associate Prof. Carsten Schneider.
2009/10 - Winter - Jean Monnet Module on European Integration (4 credits) - Prof. Uwe Puetter.
2007/08 - Winter - Comparative Political Institutions (4 credits) - Associate Prof. Uwe Puetter.
Teaching Assistant:
2011/12 - Fall - CEU - DPP - Qualitative Methods - Associate Prof. Thilo Bodenstein.
2011/12 - Fall - CEU - DPP - Ethics and Public Policy - Associate Prof. Agnes Batory.
2010/11 - Fall - CEU - POLS 5053 - Comparative Political Research (4 credits) - Associate Prof. Carsten Schneider.
2009/10 - Winter - Jean Monnet Module on European Integration (4 credits) - Prof. Uwe Puetter.
2007/08 - Winter - Comparative Political Institutions (4 credits) - Associate Prof. Uwe Puetter.
CV attachment:
Affiliations:
Academic/research topics:
International Relations Theory;
Development;
Development Aid;
State-building in Sub-Saharan Africa;
International Negotiations.
Peacebuilding;
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Year of enrollment:
2006/2007