Corneliu Iatu - Curriculum Vitae#
CURRENT POSITION:
Professor of Geography and Economics, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi (Romania), 2008-present.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING:
- Ph.D. in Human Geography, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi (Romania), 2000
- B. Sc. Degree in the field of Geography-French Language and Literature, Faculty of Biology-Geography-Geology, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi (Romania), 1986-1990
- Baccalaureate, Mathematics-Physics specialization, Mathematics-Physics High School, A.T.Laurian, Botosani (Romania), 1979-1983
- "Relational Systems” at the Geography Institute of the University of Lausanne (October-December 1999)
- “3rd cycle” in the field of “Cities and sustainable development” organized by the university consortium of Lausanne-Genève-Fribourg-Neuchâtel (Switzerland) (February-March 2000)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
- Professor of Geography and Economics, 2008-present; Associate Professor of Geography and Economics, 2004-2008; Lecturer of Geography and Economics, 1998-2004; Assistant Professor of Geography, 1996-1998: Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi (Romania).
- Assistant Professor of Geography - "Stefan cel Mare" University of Suceava (Romania), 1991-1996.
- Teacher of Geography and French Language - National College "August Treboniu Laurian" Botosani, 1990-1991
OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:
- Conference Organizer: ”Dimitrie Cantemir” International Geographic Conference, Department of Geography, 1996-present.
- Conferences and Erasmus conferences at the universities of: Poitiers, Sophia-Antipolis Nice, Orleans, Angers, Geneva, Lausanne, Liege, Erasmushogeschool Brussel, Lille I.
RESEARCH GRANTS:
- Director of 9 grants (total cumulative amount: 900,000 euros).
- Team member of 15 grants
BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS: 19 (8 of which as coordinating editor)
WORKING PAPERS: 72.
PARTICIPATION IN SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS: 60 (out of which 30 abroad - France, Canada, Brazil, Morocco, Tunisia, Switzerland, Republic of Moldavia, Italia, Belgium, Bulgaria etc.)
PH.D. THESIS SUPERVISION: 13 (out of which 1 in co-tutelage with the University of Bordeaux III).
