Doctoral Program
The Faculty of Letters organises Doctoral Programmes in the following specialisations:

Romanian Language
(Prof. Dr. Elena Dragos)

General Linguistics and Stylistics
(Prof. Dr. Mircea Borcilã, Prof. Dr. Szabó Zoltán, Prof. Cons. Dr. Carmen Vlad)

Romanian Literature
(Prof. Dr. Ion Vlad, Prof. Dr. Vasile Fanache, Prof. Dr. Ion Pop)

Universal and Comparative Literature
(Prof. Dr. Ion Vartic)

Literature Theory
(Prof. Dr. Ion Vlad, Prof. Dr. Mircea Muthu)

Aesthetics
(Prof. Dr. Mircea Muthu)

Folklore
(Prof. Dr. Ioan Seulean)

Hungarian Language
(Prof. Dr. János Péntek, Prof. Dr. Szabó Zoltán)

Hungarian Literature
(Prof. Cons. Dr. Antal Árpád, Prof. Dr. Gyímesi Éva, Prof. Dr. Kozma Dezsõ)

French Literature and Francophone Literatures
(Prof. Dr. Maria Vodã Cãpusan, Prof. Dr. Rodica Pop)

French and Romanic Linguistics
(Prof. Dr. Ioan Baciu)

British and American Literature
(Prof. Dr. Virgil Stanciu)

English Language, English Linguistics
(Prof. Dr. Stefan Oltean, Prof. Dr. Mihai M. Zdrenghea)

Slavic Linguistics and Philology
(Prof. Cons. Dr. Onufrie Vinteler)

The Faculty of Letters also organises doctoral programmes in association with the universities in Artois, Geneva, Tübingen, Padova.
Doctoral programmes may be followed by full-time students and by those in distance learning. The programme assessment includes 3 exams and 3 project papers. The PhD. degrees are awarded to those students who successfully present a doctoral thesis.