The Henrik Birnbaum Memorial Scholarship Fund was established by Professor Marianna D. Birnbaum, the late Professor Henrik Birnbaum’s wife, to preserve the memory of one of the most eminent scholars of Slavic languages and literatures and to support students of the Doctoral School of History at CEU. It provides scholarships to fund research projects focusing on the Medieval and Renaissance periods in Europe or to enable the recipient to participate in one of the events organized by the Inter-University Center in Dubrovnik. According to the statutes of the Fund, only PhD students are eligible for support.
If you would like to support this memorial endeavor, please contact the Departmental Coordinator: Csilla Dobos: dobos@ceu.edu or click on the blue "support us" ribbon at the top of the departmental homepage. You can find the Charitable intent form here.
Awarded students:
2017
Miso Petrovic (pesenting papers at the Aberdeen and Cardiff conferences)
Stephen Pow (International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, US)
Miraslau Shpakau (International Medieval Congress (IMC), University of Leeds, UK)
2016
Dora Ivanisevic (publishing the papers presented at the Tradition of Transformation: Dissent and Consent in the Mediterranean CEU Graduate Conference Budapest, Hungary)
Giacomo Mariani (International Medieval Congress (IMC), University of Leeds, UK)
Andrea Znorovszky (Mystical Theology Network Conference Oxford, UK)
2015
Ágnes Drosztmér (Crusade workshop)
Elif Demirken (Medieval Greek Summer Session)
Andra Juganaru (Les Byzantines Conference)
Mihail Mitrea (Research at Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana, Venice)
Áron Orbán (Sixteenth International Congress of the International Association for Neo-Latin Studies (IANLS), Vienna)
András Vadas (Research in Vienna)
Andrea-Bianka Znorovszky (International Medieval Congress (IMC), University of Leeds, UK)
2014
Mariana Bodnaruk (International Medieval Congress (IMC), University of Leeds, UK)
Zsuzsanna Eke (Miseracordia International Conference, León)
Andra Juganaru (Conference and research)
Wojciech Kozlowski (International Medieval Congress (IMC), University of Leeds, UK)
András Kraft (Research trip to Mt. Athos)
Mihail Mitrea (47th Byzantine Spring Symposium, Cardiff University, UK)
Dragos Nastasoiu (Research trip to Romania)
2013
Anna Adashinskaya (Project: Patterns of patronage in Zeta region: the Orthodox kings and the CAtholics population", Montenegro, Albania)
Teodora Artimon (48th International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo)
Mariana Bodnaruk (Conference on Shifting Frontiers in Late Antiquity X, The Transformation of Literary and Material Genres in Late Antiquity, University of Ottawa, USA)
Sona Grigoryan (CEMS 3rd Graduate Conference, Budapest, Hungary)
Andrea-Bianka Znorovszky (Conference on Gender and Transgression in the Middle Ages, University of St Andrews, Scotland)
2012
Anna Adashinskaya (Spiritual Guidance in Eighth-Century Byzantium - Byzantine text reading workshop, Vienna)
Wojciech Kozlowski (International Medieval Congress, Leeds)
Christopher Mielke (47th International Medieval Congress, Wester Michigan University, Kalamazoo)
Mihail Mitrea (Spiritual Guidance in Eighth-Century Byzantium - Byzantine text reading workshop, Vienna)
James Plumtree (21st Biennial Conference of the South African Society for Medieval and Renaissance Studies (SASMARS), Mont Fleur, Stellenbosch, South Africa)
2005
Robert Kurelic
2003-2004
Michaela Darii
2002-2003
Milena Varzonovtseva
Raluca Popa