Casian Cristina
Main achievement
Parliamentary Advisor in the Senate of Romania
About
Cristina Casian is an outstanding legal specialist with an impressive career in public administration and the legal field in Romania. A graduate of the Faculty of Law at "Titu Maiorescu" University and holder of a master's degree in Community Law from the University of Bucharest, she holds a PhD in law and is a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Law, University of Bucharest. As an associate lecturer at the Faculty of Public Administration within the National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (SNSPA), she teaches essential courses such as Labor and Social Security Law, International Labor Law, European Social Policies, and Sustainable Development and Environmental Protection, actively contributing to the training of future specialists in administration and labor relations. Among her notable achievements is the publication of the volume "Work Accident. Realities and Perspectives" (Universul Juridic Publishing House, 2023), a reference monograph analyzing the phenomenon of occupational accidents from the perspective of occupational health and safety, proposing innovative legal, organizational, and economic solutions. She has collaborated as a legal advisor in commercial companies and NGOs, as well as in the team of Senator Irineu Darău (2021–2022), where she analyzed legislative draft proposals and promoted lifelong learning. Previously, she was a trainer at the National Institute for the Training and Professional Development of Lawyers, delivering lectures in European Labor Law, and published articles in journals such as "Curierul Judiciar" and "Revista Română de Drept Privat". Although information about Cristina Casian's personal life is not widely available to the public, her professional dedication reflects a deep passion for education and the protection of workers' rights in a European context. Active in research and professional training, she promotes social dialogue and labor protection policies, positively influencing the Romanian public administration through her expertise in European Union legislation and labor relations.
