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This is my family. We live together in Csíkszereda. We like to travel . Our favourite things spending time togethether

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In the summer of 2024 in June , I traveld to Budapest with friends . It was the first time I travelled abroad without my family. We visited our favourite places like the Hungarian House of Music, the Hungarian Zoo, the Hungarian Parliament. We went to the cinema and walked a lot in the old town.

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Our guide Bia was my former colleague at Sapientia

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In the autumn of 2024, I travelled to Rome with my work community.We spent a week visiting the city's sights such as the Vatican Museum, the Colosseum, the Spanish Steps, St Peter's Basilica. Rome has become my favourite big city because of its cultural diversity

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This trip to Rome was a Christian pilgrimage, 68 of us took part. For the first time I experienced what it is like to belong to a big community.

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The pilgrimage was crowned by the Papal Audience, where the Pope gave a special greeting to the Caritas working group.

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Pope at Audience: Mary takes us by the hand to Jesus - Vatican News

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During his weekly General Audience in St. Peter’s Square, Pope Francis reflects on devotion to the Blessed Mother, and reminds faithful that she takes…

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In autumn 2024, I travelled by plane for the first time. Although I was very afraid of flying, it was an important experience of my year. I felt like the hero of my favourite cartoon (Peter Pan) It was my first plane trip and I'm sure it won't be my last.

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In September it was one year ago that I became a member of the Caritas Alba Iulia working group. Since I have been working here I have had a lot of community experiences: cooking together, travelling, team building events, courses.

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The challenge for the year 2024 is that I have enrolled in the Social Work Faculty at Babes Bolyai University. This experience is different from the one I had at my first university, because now I have to work while doing my assignments. I'm trying to find a balance

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The Faculty of Sociology and Social Work offers specialisations in the field of sociology, anthropology, social work and human resources management.
Students can opt for a line of study in Romanian or Hungarian.
Every year, a series of classes are held in English and receive international students.

In a dynamic academic environment which is responsive to social reality, we cultivate the tradition of interactive learning and collaboration between teachers and students in research projects and social intervention.

Our graduates work as expert-consultants in marketing and human resources departments of public and private institutions, researchers at polling institutes, journalists, social workers, school counsellors, university teachers and school teachers.

Short history

The first Department of Sociology in Cluj-Napoca was established at the King Ferdinand University in 1922 in the Department of Philosophy of the Faculty of Letters and Philosophy. With the restoration of state socialism the academic studies in the social sciences were heavily reduced and ideologized. A concern for social research was kept alive in Cluj largely through the efforts of the group of researchers coordinated by the late professor Ion Aluaş. They will lay the foundation for future faculty.

Shortly after the political regime changed, Babeș-Bolyai University reopened specialisations in sociology and social work. The Department of Sociology and the Department of Social Work were initially integrated in the Faculty of History and Philosophy, from which it separated in 2001 to form a separate faculty: Faculty of Sociology and Social Work. Since 2003, the faculty also offers a specialisation in social and cultural anthropology and since 2010 in the field of human resources.

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The Faculty of Sociology and Social Work offers specialisations in the field of sociology, anthropology, social work and human resources management. Students can opt for a line of study in Romanian or Hungarian. Every year, a series of classes are held in English and receive international students.

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This year I wanted to improve my language skills in a foreign language. However, this remains a challenge

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In many places in the world there are riots that affect our daily lives

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This year, presidential and parliamentary elections were held in Romania.The cancellation of presidential elections keep the country in uncertainty

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Romanian court annuls presidential vote in major political earthquake

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The first round of the elections saw a previously unknown far-right nationalist candidate Călin Georgescu top the polls in a shock result. #EuropeNews

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The parlamentary election it was very important for hungarians in Romania.The goal was for the organization representing the interests of Hungarians in Romania (RMDSZ) to enter the parliament. It was succes, The interests of the minority will be represented

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Partial results indicate that the ruling Social Democratic Party (PSD) has emerged victorious in Romania's parliamentary elections. Current figures suggest that the country's new parliament will consist of seven parties: the Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR), SOS Romania, the Party of Young People (POT), the PSD's coalition partner, the National Liberal Party (PNL), Save Romania Union (USR), and the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (RMDSZ), alongside the PSD.

Romania's governing left-wing party is set to keep its majority in parliament following general elections.Pro-EU and pro-NATO parties managed to hold off, they now face a resurgent far-right opposition. pic.twitter.com/nTpI58FIRd

RMDSZ's result is particularly noteworthy, with the party receiving 6.4 per cent of the vote, bolstered by a higher-than-average turnout among Hungarians at the polls. According to the most recent census, 6 per cent of Romanian citizens of known nationality identified as Hungarian.

The last time the RMDSZ achieved a better result was in the 2000 parliamentary elections, when the party secured 6.8 per cent of the vote. However, at that time, census data indicated that 6.6 per cent of the Romanian population identified as Hungarian.

'The Hungarian community in Transylvania has demonstrated, at the conclusion of a very challenging campaign and with a high voter turnout, that it is strong, united, and committed to its future and that of the country for years and decades to come,' President of the Hungarian Democratic Alliance of Romania (RMDSZ) Hunor Kelemen said in Cluj-Napoca (Kolozsvár) on Sunday evening.

'Hungarian voters in Transylvania saw the danger posed by the rise of extremist parties threatening their community'

Hunor Kelemen emphasized that the most 'mobilized' generation on this occasion is the one that remembers the pre-1990 era and 1989, a time when they 'knew what anti-Hungarianism was'. He noted that Hungarian voters in Transylvania 'saw the danger' posed by the rise of extremist parties threatening their community, which motivated their high turnout.

Kelemen also expressed gratitude to Hungarians living abroad, who, he said, participated in greater numbers than in the first round of the state elections last Sunday, taking responsibility for their homeland. He further thanked those who had not voted for years but decided to cast their ballots this time.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán welcomed the election results, writing on Facebook: 'Victory! The Transylvanian Hungarians have achieved an outstanding result. Congratulations to Hunor Kelemen and the RMDSZ!'

Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó also reacted to the results, highlighting that the Hungarians of Transylvania and Szeklerland have demonstrated their desire for strong Hungarian representation in Bucharest. 'The fantastic result of the RMDSZ in the Romanian parliamentary elections ensures that Hungarians will continue to have a strong voice in the Bucharest parliament, where no decision concerning Hungarians can be made without their participation,' he wrote in a Facebook post.

Az erdélyi és székelyföldi magyarok megmutatták, hogy erős magyar érdekképviseletet akarnak Bukarestben. Az RMDSZ fantasztikus eredménye a romániai parlamenti választáson biztosítja, hogy a jövőben...

Szijjártó also underlined that the RMDSZ's strong performance will significantly contribute to the further development of Hungarian-Romanian relations.

Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu recently met with PM Orbán in Budapest at the end of November, where he praised the RMDSZ for its role in strengthening relations between the two countries.

During Ciolacu's visit, Romania, Bulgaria, and Austria reached an agreement that Austria would no longer veto Romania's accession to the Schengen Area, paving the way for both Balkan states to become full members of the zone by 2025.
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Transylvanian Hungarian RMDSZ Achieves Historic Success in Romanian Elections

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With 6.4 per cent of the total vote, the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (RMDSZ) has achieved its best result in Romanian parliamentary elections since 2000. RMDSZ President Hunor Kelemen highlighted that Hungarian voters in Transylvania recognized the danger posed by the rise of extremist parties threatening their community.

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I am 24 year old

I really like reading novels.

I enjoy travelling.

The Social Work Faculty at Babes Bolyai University is my second university program

My goal is to help people.

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One of my favourite activities is reading. As a teenager, I was a member of a reading group run by local librarians at the János Kájoni County Library. Our group name was the Rebel Muggles. Since I have been working I have not had time to attend meetings. Although less often, I still like to read. The defining book of my year was a hungarian classic on the theme of self-searching, self-reflection.

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Besides reading, I like to spend my free time cycling, listening to music and meeting friends.

Cycling helps to reduce stress and gives me freedom.

Music takes me to another dimension, I forget about the outside world.

With my friends I like to play board games, go to concerts or just talk together.

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Hi, I'm from 2024

I have many things to say to you. First of all, I am proud of you. In 2024, many of your goals that were only dreams in your head until then have been achieved and you never thought they would break you so quickly. I hope that when you look back on this period you will feel the same way. Despite all the difficulties, you have a job that I hope you can still call your own when you read this.

Your perseverance and determination will help you graduate from this university and you will be able to work in the profession (even if you don't yet admit it to yourself).

I hope that in the future you will stop caring about what others think and embrace who you are wholeheartedly (I really hope you find a way to do this).

I trust that you have found a place to call your own. One of the benefits of this is that you can fit everything in.

I want you to be open to finding your other half, someone you can imagine a future with. You will have plans and goals together. You will start to shape your own family life.

Your palette of leisure activities will hopefully only grow and you'll be able to say "I love it" to more and more things.

I am sure that family as a base will be as important as it is today. Remember that they are always there for you.

I recommend you take on as many challenges as possible because they will make your life more colourful. It's okay if it's hard, there's always a way out.

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These 6 years are enough to change your life and make your dreams come true. Set new goals.

I wonder how?