Ioachim Miloia (3 May 1897, Ferendia, Timiș County – 25 March 1940) was a Romanian painter, historian, manager of the Banat Museum in Timișoara and professor at the Technical University in Timișoara.
He graduated from high school and the Theological Academy in Caransebeș, Romania.
Afterwards he studied at the Faculty of Letters and the National University of Art in Bucharest, from 1919 to 1920.
As a painter, together with Catul Bogdan, he created the mural painting in the Iosefin Orthodox Church in Timișoara.
[1] Further examples of his work can be found in churches in Folia, Topolovăţu Mare, Cuptoare-Secu, Bocşa Montană, Jebel, Oraviţa and Anina.