Major fields of study - Universitatea Politehnica din Bucuresti

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U NIVERSITY P OLITEHNICA
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CUPRINS
UNIVERSITY POLITEHNICA OF BUCHAREST / p. 4
Rector`s Message
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Short history
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Established in 1818
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Bucharest - Sightseeing Tour ... 9
Why study in Bucharest?
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General Information
Governing body of university ... 11
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Rector`s Office
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Educational efficiency
Programming of research ... 14
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Carrying out research
Valorization of research ... 17
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Sport and leisure
International co-operation ... 20
The map of the campus ... 21
FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING / p. 22
FACULTY OF POWER ENGINEERING / p. 24
FACULTY OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL AND
COMPUTER SCIENCE / p. 28
FACULTY OF ELECTRONICS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS
AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY / p. 32
FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
AND MECHATRONICS / p. 34
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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
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OF TECHNOLOGICAL SYSTEMS / p. 38
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FACULTY OF BIOTECHNICAL SYSTEMS
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ENGINEERING / p. 42
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FACULTY OF TRANSPORTS / p. 44
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FACULTY OF AEROSPACE ENGINEERING / p. 46
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FACULTY OF MATERIAL SCIENCE
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AND ENGINEERING / p. 48
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FACULTY OF APPLIED CHEMISTRY AND
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MATERIALS SCIENCE / p. 52
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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING TAUGHT IN
FOREIGN LANGUAGES (FILS)
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FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES /p.58
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UNIVERSITY POLITEHNICA
Rector's Message
U
niversity POLITEHNICA of Bucharest is
the largest and the oldest technical
university, among the most prestigious
universities in Romania.
The tradition of our institution, gained in
more than 185 years through the efforts of
the most important nation's schoolmasters,
as well as of students' generations, is not
the only convincing reason. Today, the
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest is
undergoing a continuous modernization
process, being involved in a permanent
dialogue with great universities in Europe
and all over the world.
The mission of the University POLITEHNICA
of Bucharest has been thought over as a
mingling of education, research and
innovation, which represents a key towards
a knowledge based society and economy.
Creating knowledge mainly by scientific
research, giving it out by education and
professional training, its dissemination by
information technologies, and the use of
technological innovation are elements that
define the university distinctiveness.
The University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest
wants to be present among the universities
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in Europe able to design and optimize
processes that lead to a knowledge based
society, to reaching the goals on the
sustainable economic growth, to better
jobs, to stronger economic and social
cohesion, in comply with the provisions of
the 2002 European Council in Lisbon and
the 2002 European Council in Barcelona.
Consistent to the fundamental role played
by universities and student organizations in
the Higher Education European Scene
development, the University POLITEHNICA
of Bucharest commits itself to priorities
such as the development of the higher
education quality at European level, studies
re-organization by adopting a system based
on cycles whose implementation has
started in 2005, support of students and
teaching staff mobility abroad, achievement
of the partnership with students in view of
decision making, and bringing the
continuous education to reality.
In order to face these complex challenges,
the University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest is
planning a sound educational and researchdevelopment policy with the participation of
the entire community.
Our professors and students mobility to
universities in the European Union, as well
as the incoming staff, research programs
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involving our university, doctoral theses
jointly supervised by our university
professors and those from European
universities, Erasmus (Socrates) and
Leonardo da Vinci programs that our
institution takes part in, master's studies
organized together with European
universities, visiting professors invited to
hold courses and give lectures represent
some of the facts proving the University
POLITEHNICA of Bucharest integration in
the European system of education.
Seriousness, the deepness of the approach
and the quality of the academic programs
have also led, year by year, to the
acknowledgment of our professors and
students performances abroad, in addition
to the recognition of the engineer diploma
issued by the University POLITEHNICA of
Bucharest.
The engineering profession has
continuously transformed and adapted to
the new demands of society, but being an
engineer, one who knows and is able to
make life more comfortable has remained
unchanged.
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Nowadays, it is inconceivable, that a person
should survive without all the things put
near at hand by an engineer. A place to live,
every day food, the goods in our home,
medicines and cosmetics, water, electric
and thermal power, machines and
equipments, communication means, cars or
airplanes, as a matter of fact the whole
material conception is the work and result
of an engineer's thinking.
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Rector,
Prof. Ecaterina ANDRONESCU,
M.Eng.PhD
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The heritage left by our predecessors
determine the present academic community
to get involved in many scientific research
programs and projects that confer it not
only appreciation and professional
reputation, but also the quality of its
teaching steps and the premise of its
participation in realizing an information
society within the higher education
European space through knowledge
creation.
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Short history
U
niversity POLITEHNICA of Bucharest
(UPB) is the most important technical
university in Romania. Its traditions are
connected to the founding of the first higher
technical school in 1818 by Gheorghe
Lazar. Born in Avrig, Gheorghe Lazar
studied in Sibiu, Cluj and Vienna.
In 1817-1818 he endeavoured to convince
the local noblemen of the need for
supporting a modern national school in the
Romanian Language.
Thus, on 24 March 1818, by a Royal Edict,
the premises of Saint Sava Abbey were
converted into the new school. Later, in
1832 this school was reorganised,
including four cycles, in accordance with
the provisions of Organic Ordinance.
Among other faculties, the one dealing with
exact sciences included courses such as
applied trigonometry, geodesy, mineralogy,
engineering graphics, descriptive geometry,
mechanical elements applied to ordinary
machines, principles of building roads and
bridges, elements of architecture, etc. The
graduates were obliged either to work for
three years for the state, or to return the
grant received.
In 1862, the ruler Alexandru Ioan Cuza had
established by another Royal Decree a set
of rules for the organisation of civil
engineers, the hierarchy of engineers or
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conductors, their salaries, the conditions for
admission and promotion, were clearly
defined.
An important figure in the „School of
Bridges, Roads and Mines” was Gheorghe
Duca. As early as 1887, he analysed the
content of courses, finding the weaknesses
of the school, as well as the best solutions
to improve its academic level. In those
times, a substantial condition was the
severity imposed on the conduct of
students, in addition to evaluation. Students
obtaining insufficient results, or having an
erratic course attendance, were quickly
removed from the school.
Indeed, at the beginning, the preparatory
year had no admission tests. Starting with
1881, an admission test had been
introduced; the top priority was the quality
of candidates, the number of the selected
ones being less important.
Gheorghe Duca tried and succeded to bring
the best professors to the „National School
of Bridges and Roads”; among them, we
should mention David Emanuel (Elementary
Mathematics), Spiru Haret (Higher Algebra
and Analytical Geometry), C.M. Mironescu
(Statistics and Engineering Graphics),
Constantin Istrati (Physics), or Anghel
Saligny (Bridges and Roads). Moreover,
Gheorghe Duca himself was considered the
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greatest authority in railways at the end of
19-th century.
This was perhaps a turning moment, when
it was clearly demonstrated that Romania
was capable of achieving on its own what
had been deemed likely to be obtained only
abroad, namely the training of highly
qualified science and engineering
specialists.
The year 1890 also represented a
momentous point, when at the National
School of Bridges and Roads a new
commission was set up. Its main role was
to issue equivalency certificates for the
engineering diplomas obtained abroad, thus
transforming this national school into a
model for evaluating higher technical
studies.
Nicolae Vasilescu-Karpen was appointed
director of the School in February 1920. As
a direct result of his endeavours, the
governement approved the establishment of
Polytechnic Schools in Romania, conceived
as higher education institutions, similar to
universities, having as their final aim
engineering training under the Ministry of
Public Works.
No surprise, the first Polytechnic School
was set up by transforming the „National
School of Bridges and Roads” into the
„Polytechnic School of Bucharest”. In this
initial stage it consisted in four sections:
a. Civil Engineering; b. Mechanics and
Electricity;
c. Mines and Metallurgy; d. The Industrial
Section.
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In this period, in addition to the Polytechnic
School, there were Institutes for Engineers
within Universities. For instance, the
University of Bucharest hosted an institute
for electrical engineering, an institute for
industrial chemistry and another one for
agricultural and food chemistry.
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Another important corner stone was the
decree 3799 of 1938 stating that higher
education could be provided only by
Universities, Polytechnic Schools, or
Academies for Commercial Studies.
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As a direct result, the Academy of Higher
Agricultural Studies, The Academy of
Architecture, The Institute of Industrial
Chemistry and Agricultural and Food
Chemistry, respectively, were introduced in
the frame of „Bucharest POLITEHNICA”.
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The change of name from „Polytechnic
School of Bucharest” into „POLITEHNICA of
Bucharest” was accompanied by other
changes as well. Thus, POLITEHNICA
depended on the Ministry of National
Education (instead of the Ministry for Public
Works), the former director became Rector
of POLITEHNICA, the different sections
became Faculties, their presidents in turn,
became Deans etc.
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Established in 1818
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etween 1938 and 1948 POLITEHNICA
of Bucharest had seven faculties: Civil
Engineering, Electromechanics, Metallurgy,
Industrial Chemistry, Silviculture, Agronomy
and Architecture.
Another important transformation took
place in 1948, when several faculties or
even specialities became independent, or
even moved to other towns. So, a lot of
universities, institutes or faculties have their
roots in the old „POLITEHNICA of
Bucharest”.
Thus, the following establishments, were
initially faculties or departments at
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest: The
University for Civil Engineering Bucharest;
Silviculture Faculty Brasov; The Agronomy
Institute Bucharest; The School of Mines
Petrosani; The University for Gas and Oil
Ploiesti; The Architecture Institute
Bucharest; Faculty for Food Chemistry
Galati; Faculty for Textile Industry Iasi.
The name for our school was „The
Polytechnic Institute of Buchatest”. Today, on
the resolution of the Senate (November
1992), The Polytechnic Institute of Bucharest
turned into University POLITEHNICA of
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Bucharest, preserving the name
„POLITEHNICA”, proudly used by generations
of students.
With more than 180 years of existence,
UPB represents one of the fundamental and
prestigious institutions of Romanian higher
education, being the main source for the
technical specialists of Romania. Illustrious
personalities such as Gogu Constantinescu,
Elie Carafoli, Costin D. Nenitescu, known
world-wide by the scientific community,
were professors at the University
POLITEHNICA of Bucharest.
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Bucharest - Sightseeing Tour
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Museum of Rom
anian Peasant
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The Village Museum
Romanian Atheneum
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nal Theate
Natio
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The National Bank of Romania
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The Parliament Palace
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Central University Library
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The Old Court (Curtea Veche)
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BUCHAREST
Why study in Bucharest?
Old Historical Center of Bucharest
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Lipscani District
Perhaps the city’s unique charm can be best
observed in the area known as Lipscani,
which consists of a jumble of streets
between Calea Victoriei, Blvd. Bratianu, Blvd.
Regina Elisabeta and the Dambovita River. A
once-glamorous residential area, the old city
center is now slowly being refashioned into
an upscale neighborhood.
ucharest it is the greatest Romanian city
with a lot of extra curricular resources.
Romanian legend has it that the city of
Bucharest was founded on the banks of the
Dambovita River by a shepherd named
Bucur, whose name literarily means “joy.” In
the 15th century, the princely court of Vlad
Tepes (thought to have been the inspiration
for Bram Stoker's Dracula) was established
here and by the end of the 17th century, the
city had become the capital of the province
of Walachia. In 1862, Bucharest became the
capital of Romania.
Remodeled in the late 19th century by
French and French-trained architects, the
city features large neoclassical buildings,
fashionable parks, and even its very own
Arc de Triomphe on the elegant Soseaua
Kiseleff, an avenue longer than the famed
Champs-Elysees and home to the city's
mansion district.
Bucharest is laden with historical charm –
from the streets of the Old City Center, which
are slowly being restored, to the grand
architecture of the Royal Palace and the lush
green of Cismigiu Park. The city also claims
a large number of museums, art galleries,
exquisite Orthodox churches and unique
architectural sites.
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At the beginning of 1400s, most merchants
and craftsmen - Romanian, Austrian, Greek,
Bulgarian, Serbian, Armenian and Jewish established their stores and shops in this
section of the city. Soon, the area became
known as Lipscani, named for the many
German traders from Lipsca or Leiptzig.
Other streets took on the names of various
old craft communities and guilds, such as
Blanari (furriers), Covaci (blacksmiths),
Gabroveni (knife makers) and Cavafii Vechi
(shoe-makers).
The mix of nationalities and cultures is
reflected in the mishmash of architectural
styles, from baroque to neoclassical to art
nouveau.
Today, the area is home to many art
galleries, antique shops and coffeehouses.
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Governing body of university
General Information
Name in Romanian:
Universitatea POLITEHNICA
din Bucure ti
Address:
313, Splaiul Independentei, sector 6,
RO-060042, Bucharest, ROMANIA
Website:
www.upb.ro
http://admitere.upb.ro
Public Relations Department
Tel./Fax: + 40 (21) 402 9465
e-mail: [email protected]
International Cooperation Department
Tel./Fax: + 40 (21) 402 9872
e-mail: [email protected]
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Rector:
Vice-Rector for Scientific Research:
Ecaterina ANDRONESCU, Professor
Tel: + 40-21-318 1000
Fax: + 40 -21-318 1001
E-mail: [email protected]
Serban RAICU, Professor
Tel: + 40-21-402 92 78
Vice-Rector for Administrative
Information Systems:
Adrian Alexandru BADEA, Professor
Tel: + 40-21-402 95 44 / 93 41
Nicolae TAPUS, Professor
Tel: + 40-21-402 98 27
Vice-Rector for Postgraduate Education:
Scientific Secretary:
Corneliu BURILEANU, Professor
Tel: + 40-21-402 98 27
Iulian RIPOSAN, Professor
Tel: + 40-21-402 95 30
Vice-Rector for Financial Problems:
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Vice-Rector for Undergraduate Education:
Vice-Rector for International Relations
and Partnerships:
Marian GHEORGHE, Professor
Tel: + 40-21-402 96 92
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Rector`s Office
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+ 40 (21) 318 10 00
+ 40 (21) 318 10 01
[email protected]
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Mihai Octavian POPESCU, Professor
Tel: + 40-21-318 10 03
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Educational efficiency
Content of curricula
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest
organizes in its 13 faculties:
• undergraduate studies in 15 fields with 66
curricula (distinct specializations);
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“Subject Identification”; there are stated the
competences resulted from a given
discipline, its content, the evaluation
procedures, and the number of credits, as
well as bibliography.
The content of each program of studies
have to be presented in the self-evaluation
reports.
• M.Sci. studies in 15 fields with 97
curricula (distinct specializations);
• Ph.D. studies in 19 fields.
Student admission
All studies and their corresponding curricula
are approved either by Government
decisions or orders of the minister of
education. The content (syllabus) of each
program of studies is designed at the level
of faculties and chairs.
Principles of the recruitment policy
Likewise, the general and specialty
competences (corresponding to each
program of studies) are set up by the
Dean's Council and finally approved by
university Senate; the same is valid for the
standards regarding education in
fundamental topics.
• the university site;
Each chair (through the professors
assigned to a given discipline) elaborates
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makes public its offer regarding education
programs, simultaneously wit the beginning
of the academic year, by:
• periodical publications (booklets,
pamphlets, journals, guides for admission
in higher education institutions);
• presentation of the university in
secondary schools;
• educational fairs and exhibitions.
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promotes selection criteria based on
scholar performances and the equalchances principle.
Communication with the interested parties
is permanent.
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Starting with the academic year
2006/2007, the interested candidates may
apply for on-line enrollment; the validity is
subsequently validated by presenting the
due documents.
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Admission procedures
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Admission for studies in University
POLITEHNICA of Bucharest is open to
graduates from secondary schools, having
a baccalaureate diploma, for “licen]\”;
admission to M.Sci or Ph.D. studies implies
a previous engineer diploma.
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Admission in each cycle of studies is
controlled by criteria established by
university Senate, within corresponding
regulation guides.
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Programming of research
T
he scientific research, traditionally, is
one of the components of the activity
that, without doubt, offered national and
international visibility and prestige to
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest. It
represents the main process of knowledge
and innovation that makes possible the
dynamics of the essential values of the
education activities of our university.
That is why, the strategic orientations of
scientific research at all levelsdepartments, research centers, faculties,
university- corresponds to the fields and the
specializations of the technical university
and post-university education present and
provisioned.
The general objective that we find in all the
long term strategies of the Senate of UPB
and of the Councils of faculties is
represented by the stimulation of science
progress, of technology and innovation in
Romania, for the raise of economic
attractiveness with an emphasis on the
continuous professional training, on the
improvement of the research infrastructure,
the articulation of major programs of
research, the promotion of organizational
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excellence, the improvement of the social
life quality and of the public awareness of
CDI field in the context of European Union
accession and of the globalization, as
economic and social phenomenon.
The national priorities to which the CDI
activities from our university are
subordinated, through the conceived
strategies, address to the technologies of
the information society, energy, health,
environment, transportation and the
territory fitting out, security and food safety,
biotechnologies, the processes, the
products and materials, the fundamental
aspects of the social-economic life.
This is the reason for which we appreciate
that the research programming is integrated
within the national priorities, and the
accomplishments at national level are
significant. The Synthesis of research
Reports presented in the Senate of UPB
regarding the research activities in 2004,
2005, 2006, and the Reports to CNCFIS
regarding the financing indicator IC 6 in
2004, 2005, and 2006 which are presented
in the ANNEX constitute convincing
arguments of the research relevance on
national level.
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The involvement of the university research
potential in accomplishing scientific
research projects with international
financing (PC 5 and 6, Leonardo da Vinci,
Marie Curie, NATO, PHARE, Erasmus,
COST, EUREKA, bilateral agreements, etc)
had the role of placing University
POLITEHNICA of Bucharest on the first
position in Romania as number of won
projects and also as attracted money. It is
enough to mention that the main fields of
the won projects in PC 6, for example (37
projects, out of which 5 as coordinators)
cover the entire 7 priorities of PC 6, with a
special accent on the information
technology, nanosciences nanotechnologies and special materials,
knowledge based society, energyenvironment and sustainable development.
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The constant participation of our university
professors to ascertain the strategies
suitable to the research programs from
PNCD II and PNCD III and to the themes of
CNCSIS grants (within the commission of
Engineering Sciences) represents a
supplementary reason for the participation
at setting up the research strategies at
national level.
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Carrying out research
T
he UPB research has human resources
- 1592 academic staff, out of which 520
professors and 340 readers, 258 doctoral
supervisors (at 2356 doctoral students), of
which 678 in the system with frequency, 47
permanently employees in research and
another 679 on determined period, creating
at the end of 2006 a total of 1902 person x
month- material resources (in the 62
chairs/departments and the 38 research
centers) that registered a significant raise
as a result of the bigger and bigger
resources attracted by the research
activities, of 58,6 million RON in 2006, and
by the financing obtained in the six
“platfor ms “of for mation-research.
Doubtlessly, the commissions for internal
endorsement brought their contribution in
improving the research reports; in a similar
manner, the Senate Council for Scientific
Research has oriented many research
endeavors towards multi-disciplinary
research, especially inter- and transdisciplinary ones (i.e. such efforts were
made on the above mentioned “platfor ms”).
The use of IT in all research activities has
been manifest, especially with regard to the
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running of CNCSIS projects, as well as for
research “platfor ms”.
As shown before, in UPB there are several
research “platfor ms”; we have assured a
transparent access to all information
regarding acquisitions carried out within
every “platfor m”, namely:
• QEVMAT –Computing equipment;
• QEVMAT –Laborator y apparatus and
installations;
• QEVMAT –Defectoscopy;
• QEVMAT –Mobile Laborator y
• Applied Sciences –Laborator y for
Structure of matter;
• Applied Sciences –Optical str ucture;
• Material Science and Engineering;
• Establishing the properties of metallic
materials;
• Material Science and Engineering –
Laboratory –Material Science;
• Computing equipment; software;
software for mechanics.
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The results regarding scientific research
have been analyzed by taking into account:
the financial resources involved; the value
demonstrated by publications; the number
of Ph.D. theses submitted; the use within
the socio-economic environment of the
results obtained.
a) Examining the financial resources
involved, we have monitored the dynamics
of total values (quite significant in 2008 as
compared with 2007 and especially 2006),
but also the structure of expenditures,
focusing on expenses for investments.
b) With regard to the value demonstrated by
publications, we checked the papers
published in ISI journals or in indexed data
bases, books in print at international
publishing houses, the important treaties or
monographs, communications given at
significant international conferences in
every field.
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future, in the domain of Ph.D. supervisor.
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consequently participated to National
research Fair. UPB has presented its
involvement in scientific research, in the
frame of FP6, in 2007 and FP7 in Brussels;
the concrete steps taken for making the
scientific park, meant to facilitate
technologic transfer, were also presented at
this event.
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papers have received prizes; the annual
awards "Jn Tempore Oportuno" and "Opera
Omnia" have stimulated research workers
and increased the visibility of the university.
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was difficult to draw a clear-cut conclusion,
about whether the results obtained would
produce effects for the development of new
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Sports is an active, formative, compensative and recreational component in the
learning-teaching process and brings its
contribution, by specific means, to the
shaping of the students` personality and
the preserving of a healthy body and active
mind`s condition of both students and staff.
Physical education is compulsory in the
engineering curricula (during the first and
second year). In this respect, UPB provides
excellent sporting opportunities for the
students. There are two well-equipped
Sport Halls (in the „New Site” and in „Leu”
Complex, respectively), eight tennis courts
and other facilities.
University POLITEHNICA has in its
administration a number of 28 halls of
residence, where a number of around
11,500 students receive proper
accommodation. The halls of residence are
situated in walking distance of the
University (the „New Site”).
Hostels and Canteens
On UPB camps there are also two student
canteens, several snack bars, thus assuring
the catering, either on a whole month
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system, or „à la carte”. Student clubs,
discos in the campus offer possibilities for
enjoying the spare time.
Rewards for the best students
At the end of courses, based on the grades
previously obtained during all years of
studies, in a certain profile and/or
specialisation, the best graduate is declared
top of his/her graduation class of a
particular section, receiving all the honours
from his/her colleagues, as well as an
important financial reward. The prizes are
awarded in a special festivity organised by
the University Senate.
Scholarships
Each year, around 7000 Romanian students
take advantage of a system of grants
covered by the state budget. The criteria for
obtaining scholarships are basically the
professional ones; however, some grants
are also awarded according to a social
procedure.
Foreign students from EU benefit from
Erasmus grants, while other overseas
students often receive grants from the
Romanian Ministry of Education, Research
and Youth.
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Enrollment of foreign students
Foreign citizens who want to take studies in
our University, must present a „LETTER OF
ACCEPTANCE”.
This document is granted only by the
Ministry of Education and Research of
Romania and is obtained upon application.
(The application form is available at the
Romanian Embassy in the country of the
resident).
The applicant must send along with his/her
application:
1. Photocopy or authenticated copy of the
certificate of studies;
2. Authenticated copy of his/her birth
certificate;
3. Medical certificate;
4. Authenticated copy of the passport;
5. The list of the results of the completed
study years (Academic Transcripts) for
post graduate studies applicants or for
those wishing to continue studies begun
in other countries.
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or Romanian.
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corresponding skills either by a document
(i.e. TOEFL for English) or by passing a test
with our teachers.
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Youth of Romania appoints some other
Universities to teach Romanian language for
those who want to take academic studies in
our University.
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ACCEPTANCE”, he/she will be informed
about present tuition fees and the
conditions to carry out, in order to have
his/her visa granted for studies in Romania.
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International co-operation
Socrates
Erasmus
Our university is a full member in several
academic organisations, the main ones
being Conference of European Schools for
Advanced Engineering Education and
Research (CESAER), International
Association of Universities (IAU), European
University Association (EUA), Agence
Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF) etc.
However, UPB paid a special attention to
bilateral co-operation agreements (around
150 accords in 2007) with similar
universities, mainly from Europe, Japan, or
the United States of America.
UPB participates in many scholarly
EUROPEAN programs such as LIFELONG
LEARNING (ERASMUS or LEONARDO)
based on the approved ERASMUS
University Charter 2007 – 2013.
You will find more information about this
program at the following link
http://www.pub.ro/romana/
BPCE-UPB_eng/index.html
Also, University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest
is an active participant to projects such as
COPERNICUS, PECO, 6th FRAME; the World
Bank has funded many research projects
and development plans for new facilities in
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest.
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and from Iuliu Maniu Avenue.
II. The Campus POLIZU situated at the address No.1-3 Iuliu Maniu Avenue,
Sector 6, Bucharest.
III. The Campus LEU
Sector 1, Bucharest.
1. Electric Engineering - Block EA
2. Automatics and Computing - Block ED
3. Energetics - Block EI
4. Biotechnical Systems Engineering Block D
5. Mechanic Engineering - Block CG
6. Faculty of Engineering and
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8. Transports - Block JE
9. FILS - Block JA
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2. Applied Chemistry and Science of the
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situated at the address No.1-7 Gheorghe Polizu Street,
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FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
The Faculty of Electrical Engineering is
affiliated to the Romanian Consortium of
Electrical Engineering Faculties, a National
Academic Network for all the seventeen
faculties with an electrical engineering
profile.
Major fields of study
Electrical Engineering
Electrical Systems
P ower Electronics and Electrical Drives
Instr umentation and Data Aquisition
313, Splaiul Independentei,
RO-060042, Bucharest
Tel: +40-21- 402 91 49
Fax: +40-21-318 10 16
www.electro.pub.ro
Staff:
Total academic staff: 287
Full professors: 32
Dean:
Claudia POPESCU, Professor
Tel: +40-21-402 91 29
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ithin the old National School for
Roads and Bridges, the chair of
Electromechanics was set up in 1921; till
early '50, several faculties have emerged
from this initial nucleus. Today the Faculty
of Electrical Engineering offers higher
education curricula in theoretical and
applied Electrical Engineering, mainly in the
field of low frequency, low voltage, medium
and high currents, including:
electromagnetic field and electric circuits,
electromagnetic energy conversion and
sources, metrology, electrical machines and
apparatus, electric drives and motion
control, power electronics, CAD for
electrical engineering, management in
electrical industries.
Industrial Engineering and Management
Economic Engineering in Electrical
and Electronics Fields
Applied Engineering Sciences
Applied Infor matics for Electrical
Engineering
Level of study
B.Sc. (Engineer - 4 years)
M.Sc. (1.5 years)
PhD (3-4 years)
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Major research area
Electromagnetic field theory and
computational methods; modelling of
nonlinear magnetic materials;
electromagnetic compatibility; the modern
theory of electrical circuits; distributed
parameter circuits as VLSI models; the
simulation and modelling of the analog
circuits; the symbolic circuit analysis;
signal processing; neural networks.
Electromechanical switching devices;
testing techniques and digital control
systems for testing; PWM static
converters; sensors and transducers;
electric measurements; biological and
medical measurements; reliability and
maintainability of electronic and electrical
products.
Mathematical models of electric
machines and drives; motion control
including digital control techniques;
numerical and experimental modelling of
materials in electro-magnetic fields;
electric conduction in polymers;
biomedical engineering modelling of
electrophysiological phenomena.
Analytical and numerical methods in
boundary value problems; probabilistic
models in reliability studies; stochastic
phenomena statistics; functional analysis
applied in electro-technics; fractal theory;
perturbations and symptotic analysis;
biometrics; complex analysis in technical
applications.
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Chair of Theoretical Electrotechnics
Head: Florea HANTILA, Professor
Address: Splaiul Independentei 313,
EB Building
Tel: +40-21-402 91 44
Fax: +40-21-402 91 44
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Chair of Electric Machines, Materials
and Electric Drive Systems
Head: Alexandru MOREGA, Professor
EA Building
Tel: +40-21-402 91 25
Fax:+40-21-318 10 16
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Chair of Electrical Measurements,
Electrical Apparatus and Static
Converters
Head: Florin IONESCU, Professor
EB Building
Tel: +40-21-402 96 63
Fax:+40-21-318 10 16
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FACULTY OF POWER ENGINEERING
resources and the industrial laboratories
within the faculty give the students the
opportunity of a direct contact with real
installations. Among these facilities we
should mention the gas-fired Cogeneration
Power Plant, the High Voltage Laboratory
with outdoor test platform modeling life-size
overhead transmission lines of 110...750kV
and the Laboratory of Hydraulic Machines.
RO 060042, Bucharest
Tel:
+40-21-402 94 33
Fax: +40-21-318 10 15
www.energ.pub.ro
Staff:
Full professors: 18
Dean:
George DARIE, Professor
Tel: +40-21-402 94 33
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he Power Engineering Faculty has been
founded in 1950, being now the largest
in the country among other eight similar
faculties. During its half-century activity, the
Power Engineering Faculty (PEF)
continuously shaped its training system,
according to the needs of modern power
engineering and to its environmental and
economical aspects.
Active research programs, based on
scientific co-operation contracts with
specialized industry units mark the activity
of the teaching staff in the faculty. The
faculty is equipped with research hardware
At present, the total number of
undergraduate students is about 2000; also,
in the last years PEF has awarded 22 PhD.
For training purposes, lectures, application
classes, experimental work and design
activities are organized. In the last two
decades new laboratories have been
founded in PEF, for teaching purposes,
research work or industrial tests. Typical
examples are: Industrial Thermal
Equipment, Power Process Modeling,
Hydraulic and Pneumatic Equipment.
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Power Engineering
Electrical P ower System Engineering
Hydroenergetics
Ther moenergetics
Nuclear P ower Engineering and Nuclear
Technologies
Management of Energy
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M.Sc. (1.5 years)
PhD (3-4 years)
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Engineering
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Economic Engineering in Electrical
Power Systems and Electronics Fields
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Environment Engineering
Environment Protection and Engineering
within Industry
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Major research area
Electric power transmission and distribution;
high voltage engineering (fundamentals);
electromagnetic compatibility; compact
high-voltage installations; transient
electromagnetic fields; transmission line
insulation optimization.
Thermal power plants and nuclear power
stations; environmental engineering; district
heating; co-generation; heat transfer and
heat exchangers; reliability and maintenance
of power systems; computer aided power
engineering.
Hydro power plants; hydraulic and
pneumatic equipment and turbo machinery;
applied hydraulics, non-Newtonian fluids;
cavitations; turbulence and boundary layer
open channel hydraulics; loose boundary
river mechanics; biofluid dynamics;
industrial ventilation and air conditioning;
mixture flow and its technical applications;
mass transfer.
Power system analysis and control; FACTS
and IA in power systems and dispersed
generation; power quality.
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Chairs
Chair of Power Plants and Industry
Power Engineering
Head: Horia NECULA, Professor
EH Building
Tel:
+40-21-402 94 01
+40-21-402 96 38
Fax:
+40-21-402 94 01
Web Page: http://www.cce.energ.pub.ro
Chair of Hydraulics, Hydraulic Machinery
and Environment Engineering
Head:
Eugen Constantin ISBASOIU,
Professor
ELA Building
Tel:
+40-21-402 95 23
+40-21-402 92 82
Fax:
+40-21-402 98 65
Web Page:http://www.hydrop.pub.ro
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Chair of Electric Power Engineering
Systems
Head:
Constantin BULAC, Professor
EI Building
Tel:
+40-21-402 94 46
+40-21-402 91 65
Fax:
+40-21-402 94 46
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web Page: http://www.el.poweng.pub.ro
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he Faculty of Automatic Control and
Computer Science prepares graduates
able to work in the following fields: the
structure and architecture of computer
systems, microprocessors-based systems,
system software, application software
systems (students from computer science
specialization) and control system
engineering, computer controlled
processes, robots and flexible systems,
system communications, industrial
automatics and industrial informatics (for
the students of automatic control and
applied informatics specialization).
313, Splaiul Independentei
Tel: +40-21-318 10 14
+40-21-402 94 94
www.acs.pub.ro
Staff:
Full professors: 25
Dean:
Dumitru POPESCU, Professor
Tel: :+40-21-318 10 14
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The actual curricula is the result of more
than 30 years of expertise and evolution,
during which it has suffered many
adjustments and updates, closely following
the progress registered in Systems and
Computer Science. Given the
accomplishment of the courses carried out
at the Faculty of Automatic Control and
Computer Science, the diplomas got here
are compatible with those of the most
prestigious universities from all over the
world.
In the Faculty of Automatic Control and
Computer Science the scientific research
activity, as well as that of design, consulting
and expertise is developed mainly in the
faculty's chairs, but also inside the scientific
research centers; within our faculty,
research results represent important criteria
in evaluating the professional skills of the
teaching staff, and as a matter of
consequence it is granted with a great deal
of attention.
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Computers and Information Technology
• Computers
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Automatic Systems Engineering
• Automatic Control and
Applied Informatics
6
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M.Sc. (1.5 years)
PhD (3-4 years)
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Major research area
Parallel and Distributed Systems; Parallel
and Distributed Program-ming; Advanced
Compiling Tech-niques; Distributed
Databases; Graphics Systems;
Geographical Information Systems
Design (GIS); Operating Systems; Expert
Systems on Representation networks;
Computer Networks; Advanced Computer
Architecture.
Systems Theory; Robust Systems;
Dynamic Systems Modeling; Identification
and Simulation; Signal Processing;
Control Systems Design; Computer Aided
Control Systems Design;
Automation and Management
Manufacturing Systems; Advanced
Process Control; Intelligent Control
Techniques; Bioengineering; Intelligent
Control of Industrial Robots; Concurrent
Engineering.
Real Time Systems; Computer Integrated
Manufacturing Systems; Data Acquisition;
Transmission and Industrial Informatics
Systems; Experimental Data Processing
and Automatic Diagnosis.
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Chair of Automatic Control and
System Engineering
Head: Ioan DUMITRACHE, Professor
ED Building
Tel:
+40-21 -402 91 67
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Chair of Control Engineering and
Industrial Informatics
Head: Radu DOBRESCU, Professor
ED Building
Tel:
+40-21-402 92 69
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Chair of Computer Science and
Engineering
Head: Nicolae TAPUS, Professor
ED-EF Building
Tel:
+40-21-402 94 16
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FACULTY OF ELECTRONICS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS
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Bd. Iuliu Maniu 1-3, Bucharest
Tel: +40-21-402 46 18
http://www.electronica.pub.ro
Staff:
Full professors: 29
Dean:
Teodor PETRESCU, Professor
Tel: +40-21-402 46 18
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he Romanian teaching in the fields of
Electronics and Telecommunications
began in 1920, within the former Polytechnic
School of Bucharest. These subjects became
a new specialty, Telephony-Telegraphy, in
1924, within the Electromechanical
Department, and later evolved in the Electrocommunication section (1929). In 1953, the
Faculty of Electronics was founded as a
branch of the Electromechanical Department,
including sections of Electronics, Radiocommunications and Telephony-Telegraphy.
Two years later, the name was changed into
Faculty of Electronics and
Telecommunications and in 2004 into the
present one.
The Faculty of Electronics and
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Telecommunications is situated in a 20000m
area, within the Leu campus. The campus
offers modern facilities, easily accessible for
all the students. The faculty is lodged in two
buildings situated in the center of the
campus. Other important buildings are: the
Student Accommodation Center, with about
500 comfortable rooms, the Sports Hall, the
Medical Center, three restaurants etc.
The Faculty of Electronics and
Telecommunications offers to its
undergraduate and graduate students a
unique mixture of educational advantages.
Senior faculty members, with outstanding
research reputation, teach both
undergraduate and graduate courses in the
areas of Electronics, Microelectronics,
Computing Engineering and
Telecommunications.
The courses are focused on the vocational
application of the acquired knowledge and
are designed to meet the eduactional
requirements of today’s high technology
society.
As a consequence of the strong links with
Romania’s business environment, both our
management and teaching stuff have become
aware of the high level of the recruitment
demands in today’s IT market. That is why
our main aim is to offer to our graduates a
broad knowledge base, including not only
skills in technology-based subjects, but also
relevant economical and managerial
background.
Electronics Engineering and
Telecommunications
• Applied Electronics
• Telecommunications Technologies and
Systems
• Telecommunications Networks and
Software
• Microelectronics, Optoelectronics and
Nanotechnologies
• Information Engineering
• Economic Engineering in Electrical and
Electronics Fields
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TECHNOLOGY
Level of study
M.Sc. (1.5 years)
PhD (3-4 years)
Major research area
Information Theory, Electronic
Instrumentation and Systems, Artificial
Intelligence, Image Processing,
Computing Engineering, Digital Signal
Processing, Speech Technology,
Human Computer Dialogue,
Optoelectronics, VLSI Circuits and
Systems, Semiconductor Device
Advanced Modeling and Simulation,
Microsystems, Microprocessors and
Microcomputers, Software and
Systems for Telecommunications,
Data Transmission Networks,
Microwave and Optical
Communications, Mobile and Satellite
Communications, Multimedia
Systems, Algorithms and Systems for
Telecommunication Signal Processing,
Quality and Reliability Assurance.
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Chair of Electronic Technology
and Reliability
Head: Paul SCHIOPU, Professor
Address: Bd. Iuliu Maniu 1-3
Tel:
+40-21- 402 46 71
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Chair of Electronic Devices, Circuits
and Apparatus
Head: Adrian RUSU, Professor
Tel:
+40-21-402 46 27
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Chair of Telecommunications
Head: Silviu CIOCHINA, Professor
Tel:
+40-21-402 46 34
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Chair of Applied Electronics and
Informatics Engineering
Head: Dan Alexandru STOICHESCU, Professor
Tel:
+40-21-402 48 38
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FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND
T
he Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
and Mechatronics was initially a part
of the Faculty of Electromechanics,
which was set up in 1921 within the
Polytechnical School. At its inauguration
the faculty had the following sections:
Machine-building, Airplanes, and
Construction Equipment.
Tel./Fax.: + 40-21-318 10 19
www.mecanica.home.ro
Staff:
Full professors: 19
Dean:
Tudor PRISECARU, Professor
Tel./fax: +40-21-318 10 19
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From this group some new faculties
have emerged in time; the last one was
the faculty of Aerospatial Engineering, in
1963. Nowadays, The Faculty of
Mechanical Engineering educates
students to graduate as engineers in the
fields of Thermal Engines, Classical &
Nuclear Thermo-mechanical Equipment,
Air Conditioning & Cryogenic
Technology, Hydraulic and Pneumatic
Equipment, Precision Mechanics,
Mechatronics, Industrial Process
Equipment.
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Mechanical Engineering
• Thermal Systems and Equipments
• Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems
• Precision Mechanics and
Nanotechnologies
• Equipments for Industrial Processes
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• Optometrics
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Mechatronics and Robotics
• Mechatronics
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• Economic Engineering in Mechanical
Field
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FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND
Major research area
Air conditioning, heat pumps and
cryogenic engineering, finite time
thermodynamics, gas flow and heat
transfer, renewable energy.
Friction phenomena at low and very low
velocities, selective transfer of material in
friction joints, seals and hydrodynamic
clutches, viscous pumps, squeeze-film
dampers, mechanical face seals.
Ignition and kernel flame development,
flame propagation, combustion of lean
and biomass - mix-tures, FLUENT
modeling of burning and emission
process, BOOST and HYDSIM modeling
of engine internal process, variable valves
timing, engine dynamics.
Multiphase flow concerning the nuclear
reactors; controlling and monitoring
power systems operation; radiative heat
transfer inside the steam boilers furnaces
and under vacuum conditions; thermal
stress analysis for mechanical parts
under pressure; finite volumes and finite
elements method applied to some of the
above-mentioned directions, under
NASTRAN license; CFD applied to
combustion systems and turbomachinery by FLUENT software.
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Microtribology; high precision hydro and
pneumatic systems; optical
opto-electronical and audio-video
equipment; robotics and microrobotics;
electronic packaging; computer
peripherals; bio-medical equipment.
Polymer processing equipment
(especially extrusion processing),
pressure vessels, mixing devices,
superposition of the effects produced by
different loads for linear and nonlinear
materials, (fatigue under creep
conditions, structure buckling under
groups of loads etc.) crushing equipment,
rotary drum equipment.
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Chairs
Chair of Engineering Termodynamic
Head: Alexandru DOBROVICESCU,
Professor
CG Building
Tel: +40-21-402 93 39
Chair of Machine Elements and Tribology
Head: Andrei TUDOR, Professor
CG Building
Tel: +40-21-402 94 11
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Chair of Internal Combustion Engines
Head: Constantin PANA, Professor
CG Building
Tel: +40-21- 402 94 51
Chair of Precision Mechanics
Head: Nicolae ALEXANDRESCU, Professor
HC Building
Tel: +40-21-402 91 15
Chair of Classical & Nuclear Thermal
Equipment
Head: Lucian MIHAESCU, Professor
FA Building
Tel: +40-21-402 91 58
E-mail : [email protected]
Chair of Process Equipment
Head: Valeriu JINESCU, Professor
CI Building
Tel: +40-21-402 91 93
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After 1990 other fields of study have been
introduced: Economic Engineering,
Industrial Robots, Quality Engineering and
Management, Nonconventional Systems
and Technologies.
It is noteworthy to mention that the
Laboratory of Materials Strenght has the
oldest heritage in our university. Indeed, a
laboratory with the same Profile was
established a century ago, by the renowned
civil engineer A. Saligny, one of the most
important Romanian personalities.
Tel: +40-21-402 93 02
Fax: +40-21-402 95 20
www.imst.pub.ro
Staff:
Full professors: 32
Dean:
Gheorghe AMZA, Professor
Tel: +40-21-402 94 57
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aculty of Engineering and Management
of Technological Systems EMTS
(formerly Faculty of Machine Building
Technology) set up in 1962. Previously, this
Profile belonging to the Faculty of
Mechanical Engineering. At its beginnings,
EMTS offered two fields of specialization:
Technology of Machine Building and
Machine Tools. From 1976 has been
introduced a new field of study Welding
Equipment and Technology.
Since its birth, EMTS has benefited from the
scientific contribution of eminent Professors.
Professor Emil Botez was founder of the
Romanian school of machine tools. Professor
Costache Popovici was founder of profile of
Machine Building Technology. Professor
Zoltan Duca made the first Romanian
theoretical studies on the field of Cutting
Tools.
Professor Gheorghe Buzdugan is one of the
members of the Romanian Academy,
president of Romanian Academy for
Technical Sciences, famous for his
fundamental studies about material strength
and the theory of mechanical vibrations.
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Industrial Engineering
• Manufacturing Engineering
• Machine-tools and Manufacturing
Systems
• Welding Engineering
• Quality Engineering and Management
• Nanotechnologies and Nonconventional
Systems
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• Industrial Business Engineering
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Mechatronics and Robotics
• Robotics
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Level of study
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PhD (3-4 years)
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Major research area
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esides the academic education, EMST
has organised six research centres,
financially independent, specifics to faculty
profile:
• National Research Centre for
Technological Systems Performances
OPTIMUM (CNCPST Optimum);
• Centre for Management and Engineering
Research & Training for Virtual Industrial
Enterprises (PREMINV)
• Centre for Advanced Technologies and
New Materials (CTANM National
Instruments Accredited Training Centre);
• Computer Aided Design (AutoDesk
Training Centre);
• Centre for Materials Analysis and Welding
Engineering (CAMIS).
• Training Centre for Quality Assurance
(CPAC).
The faculty is also hosting specific
academic structures created during several
European programs: Network Headquarters
for University Enterprise Organizations
Cooperation (including the university's own
department), Network Headquarters for
Promoting the Continuing Education CEPEC (including the university's own
department).
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Also, the faculty has numerous projects for
other European educational programs such
as ERASMUS, PHARE, LEONARDO da
VINCI, COPERNICUS.
The Machine and Manufacturing Systems
Chair is the organizer of International
Conference on Manufacturing System
ICMaS (since 1974 as National Conference
for Machine Tools).
Together with prestigious research
institutes, EMST is the initiator of the
International Conference “New
Technologies: Present and Perspectives”.
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Chairs
Chair of Machine Manufacturing
Technology
Head: Cristian DOICIN, Professor
CE Building
Tel: +40-21-402 93 73
Chair of Machine and Manufacturing
Systems
Head: Eugen STRAJESCU, Professor
CE Building
Tel/ fax: +40-21-402 94 20
Chair of Materials Technology and
Welding
Head: Gabriel DUMITRU, Professor
Address: Splaiul; Independentei 313,
CE Building
Tel: +40-21-402 93 37
Fax: +40-21-402 95 22
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Chair of Mechanisms and Robots Theory
Head: Barbu GRECU, Professor
JC Building
Tel: +40-21-402 96 32
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Chair of Materials Strength
Head: Horia GHEORGHIU, Professor
CA Building
Tel: +40-21-402 92 04
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F ACULTY
OF
B IOTECHNICAL S YSTEMS
• Machines and Equipment for
Agriculture and Food Processing
• Biotechnological and Ecological
Systems Engineering
• Engineering for Sustainable Rural
Development
Level of study
Tel: +40-21-402 96 48
Fax: +40-21-318 10 18
www.isb.pub.ro
Staff:
Full professors: 11
Dean:
Gigel PARASCHIV, Professor
Tel: +40-21-402 96 49
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he Faculty for Agricultural
Engineering was set up in 1962, by
separation from the Faculty of
Mechanical Engineering. However, the
development in scientific and technical
preoccupations made it necessary the
change of name (1995) into the Faculty
for Engineering of Biotechnical
Systems. The new name is justified by
the fact that besides higher education in
the field of machinery and equipment
for agriculture and food processing, the
students receive other knowledge as
well (installations for biotechnologies,
equipment for environmental
protection).
M.Sc. (1.5 years)
PhD (3-4 years)
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Major research area
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Vehicle-terrain interactions; physical and
mechanical properties of seeds and
fruits; expert systems for intelligent
automatic control of grain silos storing;
modeling of the cereal harvesting
combines; automatic control for cereal
harvesting combines; tractors and other
mobile agricultural units.
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Mechanical vibrations; acoustics and
noise control; rotor dynamics; chaotic
systems; vibrations in aeroelastic media.
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Chairs
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Chair of Biotechnical Systems
Head: Ladislau DAVID, Professor
D Building
Tel: +40-21-402 96 37
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Chair of Mechanics
Head: Ion STROE, Professor
BN Building
Tel: +40-21-402 92 50
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F ACULTY
OF
T RANSPORTS
Automotive Engineering
Transport Engineering
• Traffic and Transport Engineering
• Vehicles for Railway Transport
Engineering in Electronics and
Telecommunications
• Remote Control and Electronics in
Transports
Tel: +40-21-402 95 68
Fax: +40-21-318 10 12
Staff:
Full professors: 13
Dean:
Corneliu Mihail ALEXANDRESCU,
Professor
Tel: +40-21-402 95 68
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T
he Faculty of Transports has been
founded in 1948; nowadays, the
faculty provides education for
engineers in the following fields: Road
Vehicles, Railway Vehicles, Transport
Techniques, Remote Controls and
Electronics in Transports. The number
of students is about 2300.
Level of study
M.Sc. (1.5 years)
PhD (3-4 years)
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Major research area
Automotive Transmission Systems;
Automotive Tyres; Automotive Control
and Testing Systems; Automotive
Electronics and Electric Vehicles;
Automotive Noise and Vibrations;
Automotive Body Structures.
High-Speed Rail Vehicles.
Transport Networks Optimisation;
Trains Traffic assisted by computers;
Optimisation of railway stations
technologies; Modern transport
technologies; Multimodal transport.
Remote control and electronics for
transports; Data transmission and
transport automation; Transport
systems engineering.
Chair of Railway Vehicles
Head: Ioan SEBESAN, Professor
Address: 313, Splaiul Independentei,
JH Building
Tel: +40-21-402 95 10
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Chair of Transport Technics and Logistics
Head: Mihaela POPA, Assoc. Professor
JE Building
Tel: +40-21-402 95 50
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Chair of Remote Control and Electronics
in Transports
Head: Iulian BADESCU, Professor
JE Building
Tel: +40-21-402 96 53
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Chair of Automotive Engineering
Head: Cristian ANDREESCU, Professor
JC Building
Tel: +40-21-402 95 49
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FACULTY OF AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
T
he Romanian contribution to pioneering
in Aviation is substantial and has a
worldwide recognition. Names as Traian
Vuia (first complete flight with on board
means, 1906), Henri Coanda (first jet
engine used for propulsion in Aviation,
1990) and Aurel Vlaicu (an original and
inventive airplane with high performances,
1910) are well known to the aviation world.
The higher education in aviation started in
1928, when Prof. Elie Carafoli opened the
first course on Aeronautics at the
Polytechnic school in Bucharest. He also
built the first wind tunnel in South-Eastern
Europe (1931), still in operation.
1, Gh. Polizu Str., Bucharest
Tel/Fax: +40-21-318 10 07
www.aero.pub.ro
Staff:
Full professors: 12
Dean:
Virgil STANCIU, Professor
Tel: +40-21-402 38 12
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The specialization of Aviation existing at
Polytechnic of Bucharest during the period
1933-1971, became the Faculty of
Aerospace Engineering in 1971, with 180200 students entrance number per year.
To become an aerospace engineer four
years of study are required. A sixth year for
advanced studies is also provided.
The engineers trained in the Faculty of
Aerospace Engineering of University
POLITEHNICA of Bucharest are educated to
be open minded, able to adapt themselves
to any new technical and scientific
requirements, as well as to problems
related to engineering management,
wherever they have to work.
Our graduate students have proved their
capabilities in the field of aviation, as well
as in the other industries related to fine
mechanics, environmental protection, wind
energy, medical industry, computer aided
design, industrial management etc.
Aerospace Engineering
• Aerospace Constructions
• Propulsion Systems
• Equipment and Board Instruments
• Engineering and Management in
• Aeronautics
Level of study
M.Sc. (1.5 years)
PhD (3-4 years)
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Major research area
The academic staff of the faculty of
Aerospace engineering is one of the
highest scientific and technical level. It
includes members of prestigious
international academics (for example
Professor Elie Carafoli was president of
the International Academy of Astronautics
in 1974 - 1976).
The previous president of the Romanian
Academy (the highest scientific institution
in Romania) was Prof. Virgiliu Nicolae
Constantinescu, from our Chair of
Aerospace Sciences (bearing now the
name ”Elie Carafoli”).
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“Elie Carafoli”, Chair of
Aerospace Science
Head: Sterian DANAILA, Professor
Address: 1-7, Gh. Polizu Str., 010737,
sector 1, Bucharest, Romania
Tel:
+40-21-402 39 67
Fax:
+40-21-318 10 07
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“Nicolae Tipei”, Chair of Aeronautical
Systems Engineering
Head: Adrian STOICA, Professor
Address: 1-7, Gh. Polizu Str., 010737,
sector 1, Bucharest, Romania
Tel:
+40-21-402 39 67
Fax:
+40-21-318 10 07
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Chair of Descriptive Geometry and
Engineering Graphics
Head: Ionel SIMION, Professor
Address: 313, Splaiul Independentei, 060042
Sector 6, Bucharest, Romania
Tel:
+40-21-402 91 36
Fax:
+40-21-402 91 08
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F ACULTY
OF
M ATERIAL S CIENCE
AND
1881. Since 1920, the university has been
renamed Polytechnic School of Bucharest,
comprising four faculties including a
Metallurgy department. In 1948 the
Polytechnic School of Bucharest became
the Polytechnic Institute of Bucharest, the
Metallurgy department being preserved.
In 1990 the name of the faculty was
changed into the Faculty of Materials
Science and Engineering(FMSE).
FMSE offers programs of studies and
research for both undergraduate and
postgraduate students. The full-time student
body in the faculty amounts to about 1000.
The faculty adopted the credit system,
according to ECTS, starting with 19971998 academic year.
Tel/Fax: +40-21-318 10 17
www.sim.pub.ro
Staff:
Full professors: 17
Dean:
Rami SABAN, Professor
Tel/fax: +40-21-318 10 17
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T
he traditions of metallurgical education
are linked to the development of ferrous
and non-ferrous metallurgy in Romania.
Thus, soon after the coming out of the first
metal works in Banat, on January 23rd
1729 the first School of Mines and
Metallurgy was founded at Oravita, which
was transferred after 60 years in Resita.
The first independent course of Metallurgy
was introduced only in 1842 at Iasi. In our
university (former National School for
Roads and Bridges) engineering diplomas in
Metallurgy were conferred starting with
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Material Engineering
Material Engineering
Engineering in P roducing Metallic
Materials
Engineering in P rocessing Metallic
Materials
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Medical Engineering
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Economic Engineering in Chemistr y
and Materials Industry
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Engineering and Environment P rotection
in Industry
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1
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M.Sc. (1.5 years)
PhD (3-4 years)
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OF
M ATERIAL S CIENCE
Major research area
The scientific research in the framework
of the Faculty of Materials Science and
Engineering is developed through the
research centers such as CEMS,
CCEEMS, BIOMAT.
Research and Expertise Center for Special
Materials-CEMS (1994)
(Scientific Manager: Prof. Dr. Eng. Nicolae
CONSTANTIN)
Research Center for BiomaterialsBIOMAT (2002)
(Scientific Manager Prof. Dr. Eng. Simona
ZAMFIR)
Research and Expertise Center for
Eco-Metallurgy-CCEEM (2001)
(Scientific Manager: Prof. Dr. Eng. Cristian
PREDESCU)
Fundamental and applicative researches
concerning the metallic materials
elaboration processes and technologies,
steel, cast iron, ferroalloys, non-ferrous
materials and alloys, composite
materials, ecologizing the processes of
the metallurgic fields of the ferrous and
non-ferrous metallic materials
elaboration.
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concerning the metallic material
processing technologies by casting,
rolling, forging, moulding,
Fundamental researches regarding the
pollution control and prevent in the
engineering systems.
concerning the fine structure of materials,
on the real possibilities of improvement of
materials functional characteristics by
thermo-chemical treatments, on the
improvement of the materials tribologic
characteristics, on the biocompatible
materials;
Biocompatible Materials, High-Strength
Aluminium Alloys, Amorphous and
Nanocristalline Materials, Corrosion,
Powder Metallurgy, Composites;
Rare, Disperse, Light and Heavy Metals,
Interfaces between Ceramic particles and
Fibers, Metallic Matrix Composites
Materials, Degassing and Modification of
Non-Ferrous Alloys, Radioactive Metals;
Casting design and solidification of
materials, Materials and proceedings for
moulding;
Recycling technologies for rational
production of metallurgical products.
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Chair of Materials Science and Physical
Metallurgy
Head: Georgeta COSMELEATA, Professor
Tel:
+40-21-402 96 43
Fax: +40-221-318 10 17
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Chair of Engineering and Management for
Metallic Materials Elaboration
Head: Mihai BUZATU, Professor
Tel: +40-21-402 95 14
Fax: +40-21-318 10 17
E-mail:[email protected]
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Chair of Materials Processing and
Eco-Metallurgy
Head: Florin STEFANESCU, Professor
Tel: +40-21-402 95 43
Fax: +40-21-318 10 17
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FACULTY
OF
APPLIED CHEMISTRY
T
he Faculty of Industrial Chemistry was
established in 1867 as an integrated
part of the Polytechnic School, founded
in 1818.
1-7 Gh. Polizu St., sector 1,
Bucharest, 011061, Romania
Tel: +40-21-402 39 34
+40-21-402 39 27
Fax: +40-21-311 17 96
www.chim.pub.ro
Staff:
Full professors: 37
Dean:
Horia IOVU, Professor
Tel: +40-21-402 39 22
The development of industrial chemistry
education was made possible by the
competent activity of a large number of
well-known scientists such as Emanuel
Bacaloglu (the first Romanian chemist
member of the Romanian Academy), Alfons
Saligny, Constantin Istrati (Members of the
Romanian Academy), Constantin
Alimasteanu, Grigore Pfeiffer, Emil Balaban,
Paul Staehlin, V. Bianu, Eugen Chirnoaga,
Stefan Minovici, Ion Atanasiu, Isaac Blum.
The school of industrial chemistry
continued its development thanks to the
contribution of outstanding personalities
such as Negoita Danaila, Costin Nenitescu,
Emilian Bratu, Serban Solacolu, Petre Spacu
(Members of the Romanian Academy),
Tudor Ionescu, Iosif Drimus, Margareta
Avram, Raul Mihail, Solomon Sternberg,
Radu Dinescu.
The Faculty of Applied Chemistry and
Materials Science is now one of the major
players in the field of higher education,
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research and development, being integrated
into the University POLITEHNICA of
Bucharest, the largest state university in
Romania.
Chemical Engineering
Engineering of Inorganic Substances
and Environment Protection
Science and Engineering of Oxide
Materials and Nanomaterials
The Chemistr y and Engineering of
Organic Substances and
Petrochemistry Polymer Science and
Engineering
F ood Chemistry and Biochemical
Technologies
Engineering and Infor matics for
Chemical and Biochemical Processes
Economic Engineering in Chemical and
Materials Industry
Engineering and Environment
Protection in Chemical and
Petrochemical Industries
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MATERIALS SCIENCE
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M.Sc. (1.5 years)
PhD (3-4 years)
Major research area
The Faculty of Industrial Chemistry is not
only a high-class educational institution,
but also an important centre of research,
development, know-how and
technological transfer and it aims to meet
the highest international standards for
research in chemical science and
engineering. The long-term collaborative
research and partnerships concluded with
very well-known universities and research
institutes all over the world have led to the
establishment of both the traditional and
new multidisciplinary research topics of
great interest for academic world as well
as the global market:
Applied coordinative chemistry (nonconventional methods for nanomaterials
preparation, coordination compounds),
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separations in aqueous systems by ion
flotation, inorganic rings and polymers,
hybrid organic-inorganic materials, ion
exchange processes, molten salts
chemistry, nuclear chemistry;
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Mass transfer phenomena in multiphase
systems, chemical and biochemical
process analysis and design, process
system engineering, integrated reaction
and separation units, metabolic cellprocess modelling, systemic and
synthetic biology;
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Heterocyclic compounds, chemistry of
anulenes and cyclic systems,
enantioselective syntheses, organometallic chemistry, non-stable
intermediates (ketenes, carbenes), flash
pyrolises, sono-chemistry;
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Sensors and separation methods based
on supramolecular chemistry principles,
electrochemical analysis methods,
bioanalysis, magnetic fluids;
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Chemical thermodynamics, equations of
state, measurements and modeling of
phase equilibrium at low and high
pressures, applied spectroscopy,
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FACULTY
OF
APPLIED CHEMISTRY
theoretical and applied electrochemistry,
electrochemistry of molten salts,
electrochemistry for a cleaner
environment, flow injection analysis,
rechargeable batteries, conductive
polymers, electro-chemical engineering,
corrosion protection, bio-electrochemistry;
Nanomaterials, composite materials,
biomaterials, phase equilibrium
relationships in oxide systems, modelling
of oxide solids, magnetic,
semiconductors and dielectric, ceramics,
glasses, thermo-mechanical ceramics,
inorganic binders, vitroceramics.
Removal of the organic pollutants from
wastewater by adsorption, catalytic
oxidation and photochemical oxidation,
removal of chromium from wastewaters,
chromium recovery from solid wastes,
waste gases purification, preparation and
testing of bio-adsorbents used for the
metals retention from wastewaters,
adsorption on active carbon and porous
polymers of the organic compounds from
wastewaters;
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Pure substances and purification,
inorganic products and fertilizers,
solid/liquid phase equilibrium and
crystallization, alumina electrolysis and
aluminum production;
Ring-opening and ionic polymerisation,
radical polymerisation in heterogeneous
systems, macromere syntheses, polymer
composites, oxidation of liquid
hydrocarbons, corrosion inhibitors, dyes
for non-conventional uses;
Risk management, sustainable
development, critical infrastructures, and
human resources in process
industries.
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Chairs
Chair of Inorganic Chemistry
Address: 1-7 Gh. Polizu st., I Building
Tel: +40-21-402 39 86
Head: Cornelia GURAN, Professor
Chair of Organic Chemistry
Address: 1-7 Gh.Polizu st., A Building
Tel: +40-21-402 39 05
Head: Luminita PARVULESCU, Professor
Chair of Applied Physical Chemistry and
Electrochemistry
Address: 1-7 Gh.Polizu st., E Building
Tel: +40-21-4023988
Head: Dan GEANA, Professor
Chair of Inorganic Chemical Technology
and Environmental Protection
Address: 1-7 Gh.Polizu st., C Building
Tel: +40-21-402 38 24
Head: Cristina COSTACHE, Professor
Chair of Technology for Organic
Substancesand Polymer Science
Address: 149 Calea Victoriei
Tel: +40-21-402 27 01
Head: Ioan CALINESCU, Professor
Chair of Science and Engineering of Oxide
Materials
Address: 1-7 Gh. Polizu st., I Building
Tel: +40-21-402 38 74
Head: Dorel RADU, Professor
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Chair of Chemical and Biochemical
Engineering
Address: 1-7 Gh. Polizu st., A, F Building
Tel: +40-21-402 38 83
Head: Grigore BOZGA, Professor
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Chair of Analytical Chemistry and
Instrumental Analysis
Address: 1-7 Gh.Polizu st., L Building
Tel: +40-21-402 38 86
Head: Gheorghe NECHIFOR, Professor
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Chair of General Chemistry
Address: 1-7 Gh. Polizu st., L Building
Tel: +40-21-402 39 28
Head: Ioana DEMETRESCU, Professor
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Chair of Economic Engineering
Address: 1-7 Gh. Polizu st., L Building
Tel/fax: +40-21-402 38 18
Head: Prof. Victor Corneliu RADU, Professor
Email: [email protected]
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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING TAUGHT IN
is a school of engineering in
the frame of University
POLITEHNICA of Bucharest, where all
teaching activities are entirely performed
in foreign languages.
At present, FILS is functioning through three
linguistic streams:
English stream
French stream
German stream
FILS
313 Splaiul Independentei,
RO-060042 Bucharest
Tel: +40-21-402 98 89
Fax: +40-21-402 91 11
www.ing.pub.ro
Dean:
Adrian VOLCEANOV, Professor
Tel: +40-21-402 95 90
Fax: +40-21-402 91 11
Academic staff:
from other faculties of
POLITEHNICA University
The main target of the faculty of Engineering
in Foreign Languages is to train engineers
with a sound professional background,
aimed to work for Romania, but in an
international environment, especially as
interface with foreign investors. Also, FILS
is open for students from abroad, that are
not so in the position to learn Romanian
language before starting the academic
activities. The curricula is of 4 years of
study, the graduates being awarded the
Diploma of engineer that is recognized
abroad.
Graduates are offered Master degree
(M.Sc.) after 1.5 years of study.
Level of study
M.Sc. (1.5 years)
PhD (3-4 years)
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English Stream
This branch of FILS has been
set up in 1990.
Information Engineering
Electronics Engineering and
Telecommunications
Applied Electronics
Materials Engineering
Materials Science
Moreover, FILS offers several postgraduate
courses (advanced studies, 1.5 years) in
the field of Medical Engineering and a
Master of Business Administration.
Many undergraduate students have
benefitted from stages abroad, especially
for their diploma projects. It has been
proved that all graduates from FILS have
successfully found attractive engineering
jobs in research and development,
production or marketing.
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FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Filière Francophone
du FILS
Ordinateurs et Technologies de
l'Information
T echnologies de l'information
Electronique et Télécommunications
Electronique appliquée
Génie Mécanique
Génie Mécanique
Ingénierie des matériaux
Science des Matériaux
Génie chimique
Une double diplôme en Génie des Systèmes
Industrielles et délivré en collaboration avec
INP Toulouse pour une formation de type
Master.
Deutsche Abteilung
Studiengänge:
Elektronik und Nachrichtentechnik
Angewandte Elektronik
Maschinenbau
Maschinenbau
Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen
Wir tschaftsingenieurwesen
Fachrichtung
Elektrotechnik
Wir tschaftsingenieurwesen
Fachrichtung
Maschinenbau
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Chair of Engineering in Foreign
Languages
Head: Dan Luca SERBANATI, Professor
Address: 312, Splaiul Independentei
Tel: +40-21-402 98 89
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Chair of Communication in Modern
Languages
Head: Dana Sorana URS,
Associate Professor
Tel: +40-21-402 91 97
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UNESCO
Head: Aurelian LECA, Professor
Tel: +40-21-402 94 75
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Dès le début de ses activités, la Filière
Francophone a accordé une grande
importance aux liens avec l'industrie. Les
partenaires privilégiées ont été, en premier
lieu, les entreprise françaises ayant des
relations avec la Roumanie ou les
entreprises franco-roumaines. Par ailleurs,
la Filière Francophone est membre de la
Chambre de Commerce et Industrie
française en Roumanie.
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FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
T
RO-060042 Bucharest
Tel:+40-21-402 94 89
Fax: +40-21-318 10 01
www.mathem.pub.ro
Tel:+40-21-402 91 02
Fax: +40-21-402 91 20
www.physics.pub.ro
Staff:
Full professors: 28
Dean:
Constantin UDRISTE, Professor
Tel: :+40-21-402 91 50
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he education in Mathematics and
Physics has been basic for the
training of Romanian higher technical
staff during all its history in Bucharest,
even since "Royal Academy of St. SAVA"
(1694) and the first Romanian "Higher
Technical School" (1818). At the "St.
SAVA College" (1832) one of the four
offered curricula was in "Exact Sciences".
The first experimental lab equipment of
Physics and Chemistry and Geometrical
and Mechanical Instruments were bought
in 1833 and the first Physics Laboratory
was created in 1850.
The present curricula have been offered:
since 1955 - Engineering Physics within the Faculty of Electronics and
since 1991 - Engineering Mathematics within the Faculty of Electrical
Engineering. They have been
continuously improved. Starting with
1994, Advanced Study Programs in
"Technical Physics", F otonics", Optical
Technologies", "Dynamical Systems,
Differential Geometry and Optimization",
"Models in Decision Theory, Risk and
Forecasting" have been organized.
Engineering Mathematics and
Informatics
Engineering Physics
Level of study
M.Sc. (1.5 years)
PhD (3-4 years)
Major research area
Analytical and numerical methods in
boundary value differential equations
problems, probabilistic models in
reliability studies, stochastic phenomena
statistics, applied functional analysis,
fractal theory, optimization, perturbations
and asymptotic analysis, biometrics,
complex analysis in technical
applications, differential geometry,
geometrical dynamics modelling,
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statistical analysis of experimental data,
nonlinear dynamics and chaos,
mathematical economics, systems and
control theory;
Optoelectronics, laser and plasma,
superconductivity, interaction laser substance, scanning laser confocal
microscopy, atomic force microscopy,
magnetism, condensed state physics,
liquid crystals, holography, hologram
interferometry, optical processing of
information, holographic manufacturing,
holographic techniques in visual arts,
physical models in social and human
sciences.
There are three Research Centres, namely:
FOCUM ("Academic Centre for Optical
Engineering and Photonics");
CC SFA ( Scientific R esearch Centre in
Applied Physics");
CMMPI ("Centre for MicroscopyMicroanalysis and Information
Processing ).
Chairs
Chair of Mathematics I
Head: Valeriu PREPELITA, Professor
BN Building
Tel: +40-21-402 92 88
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Chair of Mathematics II
Head: Gheorghe OPRISAN, Professor
BN Building
Tel: +40-21-402 91 52
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Chair of Mathematics III
Head: Dan LARIONESCU, Professor
BN Building
Tel: +40-21-402 93 53
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Chair of Physics I
Head: Gheorghe CATA-DANIL, Professor
BN Building
Tel: +40-21-402 91 02
Fax: +40-21-402 91 20
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Chair of Physics II
Head: Paul STERIAN, Professor
BN Building
Tel: +40-21-402 91 02
Fax: +40-21-402 91 20
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