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UNIVERSITATEA POLITEHNICA DIN BUCURE{TI, ROMÂNIA
UNIVERSITY POLITEHNICA OF BUCHAREST, ROMANIA
BIROUL PENTRU PROGRAME COMUNITARE EDUCATIONALE
EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY PROGRAMMES OFFICE
International
Student Guide
2008 / 2009
UNIVERSITY POLITEHNICA OF BUCHAREST
innovation are elements that define the university
distinctiveness.
Welcome
University 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 190
years through the efforts of the most important nation’s
schoolmasters, as well as of student’s 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
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
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The University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest wants to be
present among the universities in Europe able to design
and optimize processes that lead to a knowledge based
society, to reach 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 research – development policy with the
participation of the entire community.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE
Our professors and students mobility to universities in the
European Union, as well as the incoming staff, research
programs involving our university, doctoral theses jointly
supervised by our university professors and those from
European universities, LLP/ERASMUS and “Leonardo da
Vinci” programs that our institution takes part in, master’s
studies organized together with 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.
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.
Rector,
Prof. univ. dr. ing. Ecaterina ANDRONESCU
Seriously, 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
engineer diploma issued by the University POLITEHNICA of
Bucharest.
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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Table of contents
The Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Climate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
The city of Bucharest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
The International Cooperation Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
The Career Guidance and Counseling Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
The Public Relation Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Admission at University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Faculties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Student Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Health Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Going Out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
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Museums . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Cafeterias and Bars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Eating Out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Banks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Embassies and Consulates in Romania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Information for Foreign Citizens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46
Airports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Useful links . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Currency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Useful Telephone Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Useful Romanian Vocabulary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
List of Partner Universities for the Academic Year 2008-2009 . . . . . 54
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The Country
White Sea
Iceland
Reykjavik
Sweden
Finland
Faroe Islands
(Denmark)
Gulfof B
othnia
Romania is situated in the southeastern part of Central
Europe at the contact with Eastern Europe and the Balkan
Peninsula. It stretches between a latitude of 43 deg
37"07'N & 48 deg 15"06'N, and between longitude 20
deg 15"44' & 29 deg 41"24'E. It lies at the intersection of
the 45N parallel and the 25E meridian.
Norway
Shetland Islands
Atlantic Ocean
Gu
fF
n
inla
d
Tallinn
Estonia
Stockholm
Moscow
Skegerrak
Gotland
North
Latvia
Baltic Sea
Lithuania
Copenhagen
Bornholm
Vilnius
Russia
Minsk
D
Irish
Sea
Brussels
Berlin
Germany
Elb
Lux.
Luxembourg
ra
Bern
Austria
Slovenia
Ljubljana
Moldova
Kishinev
Budapest
Hungary
Zagreb
Romania
Ad
Croatia
r
Se
a
Bucharest
Bos.& Herz.
Sea
Belgrade
ia
tic
Serbia
Sarajevo
Bulgaria
Sofia
Mont.
Italy
Podgorica
Rome
Tiranë
Mace.
Turkey
Alb.
Madrid
Lisbon
Black
u
Po
Portugal
Ukraine
Czech Rep.
Slovakia
Prague
Bratislava
France
Spain
Kiyev (Kiev)
Od
Vienna
Switz.
Bay of Biscay
Warsaw
Poland
e
Belgium
Paris
pr
itula
Amsterdam
English Channel
ne
Neth.
U.K.
London
Belarus
Vis
D
Its frontier of 3,185 km separates it from Hungary and
Republic of Serbia (W & SW), Bulgaria (S), Ukraine and
Republic of Moldova (NE & E). Lying at the crossroads of
the major links of communication between the Western
and Eastern worlds, Romania has always been in an
important geopolitical zone for the stability of the whole
continent.
Riga
Öland
Denmark
Sea
Dublin
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lf o
Oslo
Orkney Islands
Ireland
With a surface area of 238,391 sq. km (4.8% of Europe),
Romania ranks in position 11 for continental Europe and
82 in the World. Its population of 21.6 million (90
inhabitants / sq. km) is formed of Romanians (89.5%),
Hungarians (6.6%), Germans (0.5%) and other
nationalities (3.4%). The official language, Romanian, is
Russia
Helsinki
Tyrrehenian Sea
Balearic Islands
Greece
Ionian Sea
Sicily
Aegean
Sea
Athens
of Latin origin. Romania is a republic. The head of state the President - is elected by direct ballot. The capital city,
Bucharest, has approximately 2 300 000 inhabitants.
The relief is distributed almost equally between mountains
(31%), hills and tablelands (36%) and the plains (31%).
The mountain area is dominated by the Carpathian range
(maximum altitude at the Moldoveanu Peak of 2,544 m) which is a southeastward extension of the Alps; it shelters
the Transylvanian Depression in the center.
The lower reaches of the Danube River to the South of
Romania represent the border between the Romanian plain
and the Balkans. Before running into the Black Sea, the
river forms a large delta that has recently been declared a
Biosphere Reserve.
The Danube crosses eleven countries and is the main
waterway to and from Western Europe. With the building of
the Danube-to-Black Sea and the Danube-to-Rhine canals,
the river has gained greatly in importance.
Crossed by the 45th parallel north, Romania enjoys a
temperate-continental climate with hot summers and fairly
mild winters. The natural vegetation consists of alpine
meadows on the Carpathian summits, coniferous, beech
and oak forests (6.3 million hectares, or 27% of the
country's surface area) in the mountains and hills, and
steppe vegetation in the Southeast. The agricultural area
covers 14,722 thousand hectares, of which 64% is arable
land, 32% pasture and hay fields, and the final 4% is
devoted to vineyards and orchards.
There is an established network of nature protection, which
comprises three Biosphere Reserves (Danube Delta,
Retezat Mountains and Rodna Mountains), 13 national
parks, 579 nature reserves, and 132 monuments of
nature.
The urban and rural populations (55% and 45%
respectively) are concentrated in 262 towns and 13,000
villages.
The transition from an over-centralized economy to the
market system began in 1989. It has met with numerous
difficulties, being associated with a slow-down of
production, soaring inflation and corruption. Starting with
January 1st, 2007, when Romania became member of the
European Union, significant economy increases were
recorded.
The GDP (Gross Domestic Product) is $11,400 per capita
at purchasing power ($7,697 by international comparison);
average life expectancy is 70 years; infant mortality is 123
per 100,000 live births; and unemployment decreased
from 12% in 2000 to 4.3% in 2008.
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Romania has varied natural resources - coal, petroleum
and natural gas, ferrous and non-ferrous ores and building
materials.
Currently, the electrical power industry relies on thermal
(61.6%), hydro (31.4%) and nuclear (7%) power plants as
installed power. However, the average electrical energy
generation may significantly differ. Several projects on
wind generation are to be developed in the near future to
promote renewable energy sources.
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Major industrial activities include metallurgy, chemistry,
building materials, textiles and foodstuffs.
Romania also has important thermal and mineral springs,
which, together with the beauty of the natural landscape
and the wealth of ethnographic traditions, are significant
tourist attractions.
Climate
Romanian territory is situated in the southeastern part of
the Central Europe.
Reporting to its position on the globe, Romania benefits
from a certain solar energy; therefore Romania can be
located in the temperate zone, and its continental position
adds the continental character of the clime. Under the
influence of the principal action pressure centers, which
determine the air masses movement, as well as under the
influence of the major relief (especially of the Carpathians
Mountains with their role as an orographic dam) the
Romanian climate presents a specific character.
The average annual temperatures swing between 22°C and
24°C during summer, and between -3°C and -5°C, during
winter. While the average annual temperatures are about
11°C in southern part of Romania, in north are about 8°C,
variations explainable caused by the distribution in latitude
and altitude of the relief.
The absolute maximum value recorded in Romania was
44.5°C, in August 1951. The absolute minimum value was
–38.5°C, recorded in January 1942.
The city of
Bucharest
A little history: there is a legend, loved by the people of
Bucharest, which tells that a shepherd named Bucur who
is said to have built a house here, or perhaps a church.
The present Bucur church, which is somewhat rustic in
appearance, actually dates from the late 18th century. But
the mythical elements in the story of the city’s foundation
support a hypothesis currently championed by several
experts concerning the sacred character of the medieval
structure of Bucharest. According to this theory, the city
developed in a measured concentric progression, which
followed the sitting of its churches and monasteries in a
kind of celestial geometry. A surviving document dated 20
September 1459, issued by the Wallachian chancellery of
Vlad the Impaler - the legendary Prince Dracula, does not
mention the very birth of Bucharest, but it does allude to
the existence of a citadel on the banks of the Dambovita
river.
Geographical situation: Bucharest is located in the
southern part of the country, in the center of the Romanian
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PIATRA NEAM}
CLUJ-NAPOCA
Plain, at an altitude of 70-80 m and at about 60 km from
the Danube, 100 km from the Carpathians and 250 km
from the Black Sea. The capital includes six districts;
TÂRGU
MURE{
SOVATA
ALBA IULIA
TIMI{OARA
Neighbours: it is surrounded by Ilfov county;
SIBIU
DEVA
CARANSEBE{
TÂRGU JIU
DROBETATURNU SEVERIN
POIANA
BRA{OV
BRAN
BRA{OV
Surface: 228 square km;
PREDEAL
SINAIA
Population: cca. 2,300,000 inhabitants;
CURTEA
DE ARGE{
BUCURE{TI
Relief: it is a plain fragmented by valleys, with local
terraces covered with loess. The structure decreases
slowly from north-west and south-east, the average
altitude being of 60 m. The city is cut by rivers (not deep
ones - Dambovita and Colentina);
Climate: it is continental moderate sometimes with
excessive influences;
The dominant winds blow from east and west in the
southern part of the capital and from north and north-east
in the north of Bucharest;
Watercourses: the Dambovita river (on a distance of 24
km) and its tributary, Colentina (which crosses the
northern part of the city on a distance of 33 km, windling
river), which have parallel courses from north-west to
south-east. A lot of picturesque lakes have been formed,
points of attraction and leisure, mostly of them arranged:
Baneasa, Herastrau, Floreasca, Tei, Chitila, Mogosoaia.
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University POLITEHNICA
of Bucharest (UPB)
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest
Universitatea POLITEHNICA din Bucure[ti
(Name in Romanian)
Instituted in 1818
Address: 313 Splaiul Independen]ei, sect.6
060042, Bucharest
Website: www.pub.ro
Rector's office:
Phone: (+4) 021 318 1000
Fax:
(+4) 021 318 1001
Email: [email protected]
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest is the most
important technical university in Romania. It is 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 endeavored 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 reorganized, 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
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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 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
analyzed 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 succeeded 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 greatest authority in railways at the end of
19-th century. This was perhaps a turning moment, when
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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
endeavors, the government 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 its initial stage it consisted in four sections:
Civil Engineering;
Mechanics and Electricity;
Mines and Metallurgy;
The Industrial Section.
In this period, in addition to the Polytechnic School, there
were Institutes for Engineers within Universities. For
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instance, the University of Bucharest hosted an institute for
electrical engineering, an institute for industrial chemistry
and another one for agricultural and food chemistry.
Another important cornerstone was the decree 3799 of
1938 stating that only Universities, Polytechnic Schools, or
Academies for Commercial Studies could provide higher
education. 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”. 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.
Between 1938 and 1948 POLITEHNICA of Bucharest had
seven faculties: Civil Engineering, Electro-mechanics,
Metallurgy, Industrial Chemistry, Silviculture, Agronomy,
and Architecture.
Another important transformation took place in 1948,
when several faculties or even specialties became
independent, or even moved to other towns. So, a lot of
universities, institutes or faculties have their roots in the
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old “POLITEHNICA of Bucharest”. Thus, the following
establishments, were initially faculties or departments at
“POLITEHNICA” University 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 - Galatzi; Faculty for Textile Industry - Iassy.
The name for our school was “The Polytechnic Institute of
Bucharest”. Today, on the resolution of the Senate
(November 1992), The Polytechnic Institute of Bucharest
turned into University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest,
preserving the name “POLITEHNICA”, proudly used by
generations of students.
With more than 190 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
“POLITEHNICA”.
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The Map of
the Campus
POLITEHNICA Station
Buses, Trams, Troleybuses:
9, 12, 35, 37, 71, 93, 105, 305
M
P olitehnica
Metro Station
Access
point
Faculty of Transports
(Building JE)
Iuliu Maniu Blvd.
Access
Automatic Control and point
Computer Science Faculty
(Building ED)
Automobile
Access
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Biotechnical Systems
Engineering Faculty
(Building D)
Engineering and Management of
Technological Systems Faculty
(Building CD)
l Libra
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Applied Sciences Faculty
(Building BN)
e
Splaiul In
Energetics Faculty
(Building EI)
Mechanical Engineering and
Mechatronics Faculty
(Building CG)
CD
Centra
”Grozavesti”
Metro Station
Power Engineering Faculty
(Building EG)
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Faculty of Materials
Science and Engineering
(Building JA)
M
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Building of
Rectorate
(Building R)
Faculty of
Engineering Taught
in Modern Languages
(Building JA)
Access
Electrical Engineering Faculty
(Building EA)
ED
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Access
point
Dâmbo
viţa
The Map of the "Leu" Complex
Building F
Building A
Park
Building E
Park
Building C
Building B
Vasile Milea Blvd.
Building D
University Canteen
HOSTEL A
Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications
and Information Technology
Iuliu Maniu Blvd.
”Politehnica”
Metro Station
M
”Politehnica” Bus Station: 136, 336
180, 61, 62, 93, 71, 11, 12, 35, 37
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The Map of the "Regie" Campus
Bridge
Police
Hostel
Basarab
Railway Station
Canteen
C\min
C\min
C\min
C\min
C\min
R2
R3
Canteen
C\min
C\min
C\min
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Regie Bridge
Dimbovita River
Splaiul Independen]ei
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HYPERMARKET CARREFOUR
Bus Stations (601)
International Cooperation
Department
International Cooperation Office
Adress: 313 Splaiul Independentei, AN 001, 060042
Bucharest
e-mail: [email protected]
Educational Community Programmes Office
(Former name: SOCRATES Office)
Adress: 313 Splaiul Independentei, R401, 060042
Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9284
Fax:
(+4) 021 318 1028
Website: www.pub.ro
Romania is one of the associated countries among the
31 participating countries in the framework of the
European Community action programme in the field of
education, Lifelong Learning Programme (LLP). The
Educational Community Programs Office of the University
POLITEHNICA of Bucharest is part of the International
Cooperation Department.
The Office is located in the main building of the university,
the Rectorat building. You can find us at the fourth floor,
room R401 (R from Rectorat, 4 from the number of the
floor and 01 is the number of the room).
Inquires about admission and application procedure as an
international student can be addressed to the International
Cooperation Department. Inquires about LLP/ERASMUS
Programme can be addressed to our office. In any issue
you feel like asking advice, please do not hesitate to
contact our offices. The offices are opened from Monday
to Friday 8:00-16:00.
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The Career Guidance
and Counseling Center
Adress:
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
Campus Regie, Building H
(+4) 021 402 8302
(+4) 021 402 8303
[email protected]
www.pub.ro
The Career Guidance and Counseling Center of University
POLITEHNICA of Bucharest provides specialized
counseling services to students and graduates, initiating
career guidance programs in institution of higher
education focused on a decision/making approach, and
work-experience models.
The mission statement of the Career Guidance and
Counseling Center of UPB is to provide consultancy and
counseling services to the university’s candidates,
students and graduates in order to help them to choose the
appropriate educational stream according to the individual
psychological profile, interests, abilities, and labor
market’s requirements.
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Understanding the relationships between career choice and
educational requirements is essential. University’s students
need to learn adapting their personal skills to the
occupational requirements. In this way, career planning
and decision-making skills play an important role, and
students need assistance in choosing between career
opportunities.
So, dear students visit us to the Counseling Center and we
help you to discover yourselves and make a decision
according to your skills, performance and aptitudes.
The Public Relations
Department
313 Spaiul Independentei, RO-060042
AN 001, Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9465
(+4) 021 402 9465
Fax:
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.upb.ro
Adress:
The Public Relations Department is the first point of
contact for the media and general enquiries.
In relation with the media, the Department establish and
maintain permanent links:
Public relations help to establish limits and maintain
mutual communication between the university and the
public, they can be at the conduct of congresses,
symposia, international meetings in which, in addition to
conjuring and the transmission of information, and track
contacts between specialists and representatives Press.
• receive and settle claims journalists;
• ensure the participation of journalists to
the university events;
The Public Relations Department also maintains a close
connection with ALUMNI.
• send press releases.
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Addmission at University
POLITEHNICA of Bucharest
Foreign citizens are welcome to study at the University
POLITEHNICA of Bucharest with the condition that they are
part of interuniversity and/or interfaculty agreements of
cooperation concluded as a result of mutual treaties
between Romania and the partner country, for scholars
according to specific conditions mentioned in the
corresponding agreement. Foreign citizens, outside the
frame of the aforementioned agreement, may also study at
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest on their own
expenses.
According to the Ministry of Education, Research and
Innovation, all universities are allowed to admit as
undergraduates and doctoral students paying a fee foreign
citizens, on condition that they should submit a file
containing the following documents: photocopy or
authenticated copy of the certificate of studies (translated
in an international language and recognized by the
Romanian Embassy from the native country of the
candidate), authenticated copy of the birth certificate
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(translated in an international language), medical
certificate (including the HIV test), authenticated copy of
the passport, four passport-size photos and the list of the
results of the completed study years (Academic
Transcripts) for post-graduate studies applications or for
those whishing to continue studies begun in other
countries.
According to the same Order, the Rector of the University
(Department for Student Mobilities within the General
Office for International Relations) may ask for the approval
of recognition and/or equalization of the study documents
brought by the candidate. After receiving the approval, the
undergraduate or the doctoral student will be enrolled.
For some citizens outside European Union, there is a
request for a specific visa of studies on the passport. In
order to get this visa, candidates must receive from the
Ministry of Education, Research and Innovation a "Letter of
Acceptance". This type of document is the only one that
the Embassies of Romania recognize in favor of those who
candidate for a visa of studies in Romania.
The procedure is simple: candidates submit the abovementioned documents (legally recognized copies) to the
Ministry of Education, Research and Innovation. After the
evaluation of the documents and taking into account the
number of places approved for the respective academic
year, the Ministry will send to the candidate either a "Letter
of Acceptance", or a negative answer.
The next step is that the Romanian Embassy from the
native country of the candidate may grant the visa for
studies in Romania if the candidate has the proof of having
paid the first ten months' fees in advance, and the proof
that he/she has enough money to live in Romania for ten
months, and last but not least to possess a health
insurance.
More information can be found at the Ministry of
Education, Research and Innovation:
MINISTERUL EDUCA}IEI, CERCET|RII {I INOV|RII
COMPARTIMENTUL RELA}II BILATERALE {I
{COLARIZAREA CET|}ENILOR STR|INI ÎN ROMÂNIA
Str. General Berthelot, Nr. 28-30
Sector 1, Bucure[ti, ROMANIA
tel/fax (+ 4) 021 315 5099
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Faculties
Faculty of Electrical Engineering
www.electro.pub.ro
Dean Prof. Claudia POPESCU
Phone: (+4) 021 402 95 57
Address: 313 Splaiul Independentei
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9129
Fax: (+4) 021 410 4355
Faculty of Power Engineering
www.energ.pub.ro
Dean Prof. George DARIE
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9433
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9322
Fax: (+4) 021 318 1015
Faculty of Automatic Control and Computer Science
www.cs.pub.ro
Dean Prof. Dumitru POPESCU
Phone: (+4) 021 318 1014
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9494
Fax: (+4) 021 318 1014
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Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications
and Information Technology
www.electronica.pub.ro
Dean Prof. Teodor POPESCU
Phone: (+4) 021 402 4618
Address: 1-3 Iuliu Maniu Blvd.
Phone: (+4) 021 402 4618
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
and Mechatronics
www.mecanica.home.ro
Dean Prof. Tudor PRISECARU
Phone: (+4) 021 318 1019
Phone: (+4) 021 318 1019
Faculty of Engineering and Management of
Technological Systems
www.imst.pub.ro
Dean: Prof. Gheorghe AMZA
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9457
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9302
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Faculty of Biotechnical Systems Engineering
www.isb.pub.ro
Dean: Prof. Gigel PARASCHIV
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9649
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9648
Faculty of Transports
http://transport.pub.ro
Dean: Prof. Mihail ALEXANDRESCU
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9568
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9568; Fax: (+4) 021 318 1012
Faculty of Aerospace Engineering
www.aero.pub.ro
Dean: Prof. Virgil STANCIU
Phone: (+4) 021 402 3812
Address: 1 Gh. Polizu Str.
Phone: (+4) 021 318 1007
Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering
www.sim.pub.ro
Dean: Prof. Rami SABAN
Phone: (+4) 021 318 1017
Address: Splaiul Independentei 313
Phone: (+4) 021 318 1017
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Faculty of Applied Chemistry
and Materials Science
www.chim.upb.ro
Dean: Prof. Horia IOVU
Phone: (+4) 021 402 3922
Address: 1 Gh Polizu Str.
Phone: (+4) 021 402 3934
Faculty of Engineering Taught
in Modern Languages
www.ing.pub.ro
Dean: Prof. Adrian VOLCEANOV
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9590
Address: Splaiul Independentei 313
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9889
Faculty of Applied Sciences
http://fsa.pub.ro
Dean: Prof. Constantin UDRISTE
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9150
Phone: (+4) 021 402 9489
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Student Life
Facilities for foreign students
A foreign student, having the necessary educational
background (baccalaureate) may be enrolled immediately
at the Faculty of Engineering Taught in Modern Languages,
providing he/she possesses the required language skills in
English, French or German, respectively.
If you would prefer to study in Romanian and you wish to
learn the Romanian language, you could attend Romanian
language courses at University of Bucharest or University
"Alexandru Ioan Cuza" of Iasi. If you need assistance in
this regard do not hesitate to ask our help.
University hostels and canteens
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest has in its
administration 29 hostels, of varying degrees of comfort,
in the two complexes, “Regie” and “Leu”, situated within
walking distance from the university.
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The Regie campus is located on the banks of the
Dambovita River, at 290 Splaiul Independenţei, Sector 6,
RO-060042, while the Leu Campus is located at 1-3 Iuliu
Maniu Blvd., Sector 6, RO-061071.
There are 27 hostels and one canteen (R3) in Regie, and 2
hostels and 2 canteens in Leu. Meals can also be served
in lunch bars, inside the canteen buildings or other
buildings in the campus.
The cost of accommodation depends on monthly
expenses and the degree of comfort of each room.
Foreign students are accomodated in the P19 building
located in the Regie campus. The student flats include the
entrance hall, the room and the bathroom; the rooms are
equipped with basic furniture (including two beds, desk,
chairs, a double wardrobe), laundry, refrigerator, air
conditioning, TV set, TV cable and Internet connection. You
may choose to share or not the room with another student.
The students can look for a room/flat on the private
market, as well. Erasmus students may ask for assistance
from the Educational Community Progremmes Office. The
Office provides also assistance during the official arrival
dates and during the orientation period.
We advise foreign students to establish the contact in due
time with the receiving institution (University POLITEHNICA
of Bucharest).
Social Service
UPB’s Social Service is in charge of the hostels and
canteens administration. The Service is located in Regie,
hostel P6, groundfloor.
Sport and Recreation
UPB has several sports grounds:
• “Central Complex” with basketball, volleyball, handball,
football, aerobics, body-building facilities;
• “Leu” with a gym having basketball and volleyball
facilities, and a football pitch (grass);
• “Sportul Studentesc”, a private location, with a football
pitch (cinders), handball ground (cinders), tennis court
(cinders).
Job fairs for graduates
Each year UPB organizes a Job Fair for graduates.
Representatives from commercial companies, both from
the state-owned and the private sector are invited to meet
the graduates. The research and design institutes also try
to find the most suitable candidates for specific jobs.
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On such occasions graduates are interviewed for jobs,
which gives a great number of graduates the opportunity
of obtaining their first job.
scanners and printers; the access to Internet and to the
local area network is easy and the transfer rates are high.
Wireless Internet service is also available for free in the
Rectorate and various faculties.
Library Facilities
The university campus has its own network; the 27
buildings from “Regie” and that from “Leu” are
inter-connected as well as connected to the Internet.
All students enrolled in the University and all visiting
students are entitled to use various libraries.
In order to borrow a book or magazine from any library,
one needs a library pass that can be obtained at the loan
desk of Central Library, where the provisional student
identification card will be required. The university has
fifteen departmental libraries and reading-rooms that hold
an extensive collection of dictionaries, standards, indexing
journals, and scientific and technical books. The loan
period is about two weeks and may be renewed if there is
no reservation for the particular time.
Opening hours are (usually) Monday-Friday: 8:00-20:00.
Once you have arrived in the faculty, your academic
advisor and your Romanian colleagues will guide you in
order to facilitate the access to the university’s services.
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest has excellent IT
facilities available for all the students. All the offices and
laboratories are appropriately equipped with computers,
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University domain
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest owns three
locations, i.e. the Central Complex (Regie-Groz\ve[ti),
Leu Complex, and Polizu Complex. The teaching areas
cover 300,000 square metres, while the administrative
areas (workshops, canteens, and technical facilities) cover
103,000 square metres.
The Central Complex also known as the “New Site”
(Regie-Groz\ve[ti) houses the University management
(Building R), as well as the following:
• Faculty of Electrical Engineering,
• Faculty of Power Engineering,
• Faculty of Automatic Control and Computer Science,
• Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics,
• Faculty of Engineering and Management of
Technological Systems,
• Faculty of Biotechnical Systems Engineering,
• Faculty of Transports,
• Faculty of Material Science and Engineering,
• Faculty of Engineering taught in Foreign Languages,
• Faculty of Applied Sciences.
In Leu Complex we may find:
Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and
Information Technology.
In Polizu Complex there are two more faculties, namely:
Faculty of Aerospace Engineering,
Faculty of Applied Chemistry and Materials Science.
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Travel
Moscow
Bucharest can be reached by several means of transport:
by air, by train, and by car.
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Amsterdam
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London
Frankfurt
Brussels
Prague
Paris
There are two major international airports in Bucharest.
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Budapest
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HENRI COANDA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (OTP):
The Henri Coanda Airport (former name: Otopeni) is located
16 km north of the Bucharest City Centre, being well linked
with the major European hubs. Currently the airport has one
terminal divided into three halls (sometimes referred as
distinct terminals) (International Departures Hall,
International Arrivals Hall and the Domestic Flights Hall - at
the ground level of the Arrivals Hall).
Kishinev
Vienna
Zürch
Bologna
Sofia
Florence
Istambul
Ancona
Rome
Madrid
Bari
Athens
The International Departures Hall consists of 36 check-in
desks, one finger with 10 gates (5 equipped with jetways),
while the Domestic Hall has an extra four busgates.
Bus 783 travels regularly to the City Centre (approximate
travel time 40 minutes), via Victoriei Square, Romana
Square, Universitate and finally Unirii Square.
The 783 bus timetable is: Monday to Friday 5:30 - 23:40
(every 15 minutes); Saturday, Sunday and legal holydays:
5:30 - 23:30 (every 30 minutes).
If you take the bus, get off at Piata Victoriei station then
take the subway train. From Piata Victoriei take the train to
Republica direction. Get off at Semanatoarea, which is the
fourth station after Piata Victoriei. At Semanatoarea there
are two exits. To get out to the correct exit you have to go
in the direction of the train. The Regie campus is about
300 meters far, on the left side of the Dambovita River.
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For the bus travel, only round trip tickets can be
purchased; there are no singles. You may not be able to
buy from the driver, and need to get them before boarding
from the sales booth. Tickets have a magnetic stripe,
which is read by a machine on entering the bus. These
tickets are different from and not compatible with the
cheaper ones for City buses – but they are still cheap
(5 Lei - 1.5 Euro, for one return ticket).
AUREL VLAICU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (BBU) is
located in B\neasa district. Starting January 2007 many
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Germanwings) have started new routes from Bucharest
BBU to popular European destinations.
The Aurel Vlaicu International Airport (former name:
Baneasa) is located 8 km north of the Bucharest City
Centre, with exit to the same road as for the
Henry Coanda Airport.
From Aurel Vlaicu airport, the 131 and 335 buses travel to
Piata Romana – and might not go further. Piata Romana
station is the bus line end. Just few meters from the bus
station you may find the subway metro station. Take the
metro to Pipera direction and get off at Piata Victoriei
station (only one station). At Piata Victoriei, change the
line (do not get out) and take the subway train to
Republica direction. Now, you are on the same way as for
the travel from the Henry Coanda airport.
For the bus travel, you may purchase one travel, two
travels or one-day travel tickets. You may not be able to
buy from the driver, and need to get them before boarding
from the sales booth. Tickets are paper stripe and are
punched in appropriate boxes. One-way ticket costs
1,3 Lei.
For the subway train travel you have to buy a magnetic
card from the entrace. You may find cards for 2 travels,
10 travels and one-day travel. The cost depents on
the number of travels. However, it is cheaper than the
bus ticket.
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By train
Bucharest is the major hub of CFR (Caile Ferate Romane),
Romania national rail carrier. The main central station is
Gara de Nord (North Station in translation), which serves
Bucharest with connections to every part of Romania as
well as international connections with Vienna, Prague,
Budapest, Sofia, Belgrade, Chisinau etc.
On-line timetable: http://www.infofer.ro
By car
The city is a major road hub as well. It is the starting point
of many of Romanian highways (well, right now - summer
of 2008 - it is the starting point of both the Romanian
highways, A1 and A2) and other European and national
roads linking the city with every Romanian region as well
as with the neighbouring countries.
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PHARMACIES
There are many pharmacies in Bucharest. Some of them
are opened daily, non-stop program, while others are
opened Monday-Friday: 8:00-20:00 (21:00). You can pay
the medicines cash or using electronically system (usually
Visa cards are accepted). The currency used in the
pharmaceutical system is the Romanian currency, RON.
Health Care
The nearest Student Health Care Center is located in the
Regie campus, building P7; it is opened Monday-Friday:
8:00-19:00. The foreign students who study at
POLITEHNICA (the international students or Erasmus
students) and are registered within the university
programme benefit of health care services, provided by the
university’s health care centers. The consultations are for
free, but the students must pay themselves the
prescriptions. If the situation requires more investigations,
or another specialist opinion, the students are guided to
appeal to a different health care center. For any
emergencies please contact the Student Health Care
Center; for the emergencies in the evenings or in the
weekends please contact the Emergency University
Hospital: www.suub.ro
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The following pharmacies are situated in the neighborhood
of the University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest:
FARMACIA NR. 56
44 Taberei Road, sect. 6; Phone: 021 413 4930
FARMACIA NR. 75
6 Cotroceni Str., sect. 6; Phone: 021 638 3915
FARMACIA NR. 48
10 Splaiul Unirii, sect. 3; Phone: 021 335 1312
FILDAS TRADING
7 Splaiul Independentei, sect. 1; Phone: 021 221 1773
FULBOG
169 Splaiul Independentei, sect. 1; Phone: 021 637 2190
CENTROFARM
210-10B Splaiul Independentei (Orhideea Mall)
Phone: 021 316 1266
CASSANDRA STUDIO
1 Franceza Str.; Phone: 021 310 3574
ACT THEATRE
126 Victoriei Avenue; Phone: 021 310 3103
Going Out
Concert halls and theaters
BULANDRA THEATRE
Toma Caragiu House: 76 A J.L.Calderon Str.
Phone: 021 221 3441
Izvor House: 1 Schitu Magureanu Str.
Phone: 021 313 9750
ODEON THEATRE
40-42 Victoriei Avenue; Phone: 021 314 7234
MONDAY, GREEN HOURS THEATRE
120 Victoriei Avenue; Phone: 0788 452 485
During the year various types of concerts are organized in
the inner city; the halls and the teathers buildings are
historical buildings.
NOTTARA THEATRE
20 Magheru Blvd.; Phone: 021 659 3260
I.L. CARAGIALE NATIONAL THEATRE
2 Nicolae Balcescu Blvd; Phone: 021 314 7171
ION CREANGA THEATRE
13 Amzei Square; Phone: 021 659 3260
ROMANIAN OPERA HOUSE
70-72 Mihail Kogalniceanu Blvd; Phone: 021 314 6980
THE BUCHAREST JEWISH THEATRE
15 Iuliu Barasch Str.; Phone: 021 323 4539
ROMANIAN ATHENEUM
1 Franklin Str.; Phone: 021 315 6875
HANUL CU TEI THEATRE
63-65 Lipscani Str.; Phone: 021 315 5663
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There are many cinemas in Bucharest. All films are
screened in their original version with one (Romanian)
subtitle.
CinemaPro: 6 I.C.Bratianu Blvd; Phone: 021 315 8767
BUCHAREST: 6 Elisabeta Blvd; Phone: 021 315 6154
PATRIA: 12-14 Magheru Blvd; Phone: 021 211 8625
CORSO: 6 Elisabeta Blvd; Phone: 021 315 1334
SCALA: 2-4 Magheru Blvd; Phone: 021 211 0372
CULTURAL: 20 Alexandru Obregia Blvd
Phone: 021 461 1013
Jimusho: 41 Iancu de Hunedoara Blvd
Phone: 021 230 3243
EUROPE: 127 Mosilor Avenue; Phone: 021 314 2714
EXCELSIOR: 174 Ion Mihalache Blvd
Phone: 021 665 4945
FAVORIT: 28 Drumul Taberei Str.; Phone: 021 745 3170
FESTIVAL: 34 Elisabeta Blvd; Phone: 021 315 6384
GLENDALE STUDIO: 9 Cotroceni Str.
Phone: 021 316 3286
GLORIA: 6 Bucovina Str.; Phone: 021 324 4675
HOLLYWOOD MULTIPLEX: 55-59 Vitan Avenue
Phone: 021 3277020/21/22/23
LIRA: 196, 13 Septembrie Avenue; Phone: 021 410 2171
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LUMINA: 32 Elisabeta Blvd; Phone: 021 314 7416
and of the economic power of native Romanian collectors.
European as well as Oriental art works are also present
Address: 111 Victoriei Avenue
Phone: 021 314 8119
THE THEODOR PALLADY MUSEUM
Museums
THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ART OF ROMANIA
Romania’s leading art museum was founded in 1948 to
house the former Royal Collection along with those of
various other museums in the country's capital. The aim of
the museum is to provide a comprehensive view on
Romanian art from the early Middle Ages to the present, in
as broad an European context as possible.
Address: 49-53 Victoriei Avenue
Phone: 021 615 5193
Open to the public: 10:00 a.m. - 6.00 p.m. daily except
Monday and Tuesday when closed
Web page: www.mnar.arts.ro
THE ART COLLECTIONS MUSEUM
Founded in 1978, the Art Collections Museum houses
previously private collections that have been donated to the
State in the course of time. They mirror accurately the
development of Romanian art in the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries giving a fair view of the history of taste
Located in one of the earliest surviving merchant houses in
Bucharest the collection gathered by the Raut family
includes many prints and drawings by Theodor Pallady
along with a variety of European and Oriental collectibles
and furniture pieces.
Address: 22 Spatarului Str.
Phone: 021 211 4979
THE K.H. ZAMBACCIAN MUSEUM
The K.H. Zambaccian Museum houses the collection
gathered by the important Armenian businessman and
patron of the arts, Krikor Zambaccian (1889 - 1962). The
Romanian art collection - donated to the state in 1946includes works by representative artists such as:
Andreescu, Grigorescu, Luchian, Pallady, Paciurea, Ressu,
Horia Damian, Samuel Mutzner. Several art works by
famous painters as Delacroix, Corot, Derain, Matisse,
Pissaro, Bonnard, Utrillo and Picasso were added in 1962.
The museum preserves the initial display, as it was
concieved by the art collector himself thus giving the
visitor the opportunity to discover the atmosphere and
taste typical of the first half of the 20th century.
Address: 21A Muzeul Zambaccian Str.
Phone: 021 230 1920
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GRIGORE ANTIPA
National Museum of Natural History
Phone: 021 312 8863; 021 312 8826; Fax: 021 312 8863
Web page: www.antipa.ro
ROMANIAN LITERATURE MUSEUM
Address: 12 Dacia Blvd., sector 1,
HEADQUARTER/BUILDING: Scarlat Kretzulescu House monument of architecture, 1839
Phone: 021 212 5845; 021 212 5846; 021 212 9652
Fax: 021 212 5846; 021 212 9651; 021 212 9652
E-mail: General information: [email protected]; The Exhibitions
Department: [email protected]; The Public Relations
Department: [email protected]; Web page: www.mlr.ro
THE MUSEUM OF THE ROMANIAN PEASANT
is part of the large family of European Museums for Folk
Arts and Traditions. It is a National Museum, functioning
under patronage of the Ministry of Culture. Owner of an
impressive collection of objects, placed in a historical
monument building (new Romanian style),the original
poetics developed in relation to the object was certain one
of the reasons why in 1996 the Museum was awarded the
EMYA - European Museum of the Year Award.
Open to the public: 10:00-18:00, except Monday
Address: 3 Kisseleff Road
Phone: 021 650 5360; Fax: 021 312 9875
Web page: www.muzeultaranuluiroman.ro
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ROMANIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM OF HISTORY
The National Museum of History as a representative
institution for Romanian culture and a storing place for the
most valuable objects of the historical patrimony was
inaugurated in 1972 and was the result of the efforts made
by famous university professors, researchers and museum
custodians.
Address: 12 Victoriei Avenue
Phone: 021 315 8207; Fax: 021 311 3356
E-mail: [email protected]; Web page: www.mnir.ro
VILLAGE MUSEUM
The Village Museum (Muzeul Satului in Romanian) is an
open-air ethnographic museum located in the Her\str\u
Park (Bucharest, Romania), showcasing traditional
Romanian village life. The museum extends to over
100,000 m2, and contains 272 authentic peasant farms
and houses from all over Romania. It was created in 1936
by Dimitrie Gusti, Victor Ion Popa, and Henri H. Stahl.
Phone: 021 317 9103; 021 317 9106;
Mobile: 0720 220 132; Fax: 021 317 90 68
Web page: www.muzeul-satului.ro
Cafeterias & Bars
There are many cafeterias, bars and fast-foods where you
can eat at a very reasonable prices. There are two Student
restaurants (one is situated at the last floor of the Rectorat
building and one is part of the Student Campus, Regie). In
Regie you can find a lot of shops, fast-foods and cafeterias.
It is not the cheapest choice, please notice that! You can find
some of the most appreciated (by the students) clubs:
American Beer House: 92 Drumul Taberei Str.
Phone: 021 444 1777
Amigos: 27 Povernei Str., Phone: 0722353403
Backstage: 14 Gabroveni Str., Phone: 021 3123943
Basilicum II: 16 Schitu Magureanu Str., Phone: 0213154793
Hanul Piratilor: 19 Orhideelor Str., Phone: 0762161109
Belvedere: 4 Nicolae Balcescu Blvd., Phone: 0213102020
Black Wolf: 116 Lacul Tei Blvd., Phone: 0724786258
Blue Night: 290 Splaiul Independentei, Regie Complex, R3
Phone: 0212228821
Blues Cafe: 16-20 Victoriei Avenue, Phone: 0723520643
Cafe de la Joie: 4 Ion Nistor Str.; Phone: 021 315 09 37
Club A: 14 Blanari Str., Phone: 021 315 68 53
Club Maxx: 290 Splaiul Independentei Str., Regie Complex, R1
Phone: 0722647337
End Zone: 290 Splaiul Independentei, Regie Complex
Phone: 021 3162739
Laptaria lui Enache: 2 Nicolae Balcescu Blvd,
Phone: 021 315 85 08
Eating Out
There are many restaurants and fast foods in Bucharest
where you can have lunch and coffee. You may try the
Romanian culinary specific or you can have a lunch as you
are used to have in your own country. The following
restaurants are the most appreciated by the Romanian
students. Please notice that not all of them have low prices.
BLANDUZIEI: 2 Academiei Str., Phone: 021 315 2812
DUNKIN DONUTS: 6 Radu Beller Str., Phone: 021 2119596
MADO&HISTORY: 32-34 Magheru Blvd,
Phone: 021 653 6543, Program: non-stop
SHERIFF’S:
40 I.C.Bratianu Blvd., Phone: 021 313 9880
59 Iuliu Maniu Blvd., Phone: 021 430 4602
SPRING TIME: 6 Titulescu Blvd, Phone: 021 212 5826
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Banks
National Bank of Romania (BNR): www.bnr.ro
ABN Ambro Bank-Romania: www.abnamro.ro
Alpha Bank Romania: www.alphabank.ro
Banc Post: www.bancpost.ro
Citibank Romania: www.citibank.com/romania
Commercial Bank of Greece (Romania): www.cbg.ro
Export-Import Bank of Romania: www.eximbank.ro
ING Bank Romania: www.ing.ro
Banca Romaneasca: www.brom.ro
Romanian Bank for Development - Societe Generale
(BRD): www.brd.ro
Romanian Commercial Bank (BCR): www.bcr.ro
CEC Bank (CEC): www.cec.ro
Transilvania Bank: www.bancatransilvania.ro
UniCredit Tiriac Bank: www.unicredit-tiriac.ro
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Embassies and
Consulates in
ROMANIA
Embassy of the Kingdom of Belgium in Romania
Chancery: 58 Dacia Blvd., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 210 2969; (+4) 021 210 2970
Fax: (+4) 210 2803
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]
Working hours: Monday-Thursday 9.00-13.00;
14.00-17.30; Friday 9.00-13.00; 14.00-16.00
Consular Section: 58 Dacia Blvd., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 210 2968; (+4) 021 212 3680;
Working hours: Monday - Friday 9.30-11.00
Phone program: Monday - Thursday 14.30-16.30
Embassy of the Kingdom of Denmark in Romania
Chancery: 3 Dr. Burghelea Str., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 312 0352, (+4) 021 312 0353,
(+4) 021 312 0354, (+4) 021 312 0355, (+4) 312 0356
Fax: (+4) 021 312 0358
Consular Section: Monday - Thursday 9.30-10.30
Embassy of the Republic of Finland in Romania
Chancery: 2 bis Atena Str., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 230 7504, (+4) 021 230 7545
(+4) 021 230 7526;
Fax: (+4) 021 230 7505
Website: http://www.finlandia.ro
Working hours: Monday - Friday 8.00-12.00; 13.00-16.15
Consular Section: Monday - Friday 9.00-11.00
Trade Office - Phone/Fax: (+4) 021 230 5486
Embassy of the French Republic in Romania
Chancery: 13-15 Biserica Amzei Str., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 303 1000
Fax: (+4) 021 303 1090
Website: http://www.ambafrance.ro
Working hours: Monday-Friday 9.00-13.00; 15.00-19.00
Counsellor for Economic Affairs:
11 Nicolae Iorga Str.
Phone: (+4) 021 312 0287; (+4) 021 312 0257
Fax: (+4) 021 312 0256
Opening hours: Monday-Friday 8.30-18.30
Working hours: 9.00-13.00; 15.00-17.30
Thursday: 10.00-13.00; 15.00-17.30
Consular Section: 6 Intrarea Cristian Tell
Phone: (+4) 021 312 0217-21
Opening hours: Monday-Friday 9.00-12.30; 15.00-18.00
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Embassy of the Federal Republic
of Germany in Romania
Chancery: 6-8 Gheorghe Demetriade Str., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 202 98 30, (+4) 021 202 9853
Fax: (+4) 021 230 5846
Website: www.bukarest.diplo.de
www.Embassygermaniei-bucuresti.ro
Opening hours:
Monday-Thursday 8.00-13.00; 13.30-17.00
Friday 8.00-14.00
Consular Section:
Phone: (+4) 021 202 9869
Fax: (+4) 021 230 2155
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Embassy of the Hellenic Republic in Romania
Chancery: 1-3 Pache Protopopescu Str., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 209 4170-4; Fax: (+4) 021 209 4175
Website: http://www.grembassy.ro
Military attache: 1-3 Pache Protopopescu Str., Bucharest
Phone/Fax: (+4) 021 256 8020
Counsellor for Economic Affairs: 124 Mihai Eminescu Str.,
sc. B, ap. 5, Bucharest, Phone/Fax: (+4) 021 210 0748
Press attache: 50-54 Str. Mihai Eminescu, et. 1, ap. 3
Phone: (+4) 021 210 0499, Fax: (+4) 021 210 0500
Consular Section: 4-6 Ferdinand Blvd., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 209 41 90/91/92 Fax: (+4) 021 209 4193
Opening hours:Monday-Friday 9.00-13.00
(Wed.for businessmen)
Embassy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Northern Ireland in Romania
Embassy of the Italian Republic in Romania
Chancery: 24 Jules Michelet Str., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 201 7200
Fax: (+4) 021 201 7299
Website: www.britishembassy.gov.uk/romania
Consular Section:
Phone: (+4) 021 201 7300
Fax: (+4) 021 201 7317
Working hours:
Monday-Thursday 8.30-13.00;
14.00-17.00; Friday 8.30-13.30
Chancery: 9 Henri Coanda Str., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 311 3465, (+4) 021 311 3470
Fax: (+4) 021 312 0422
Website: http://www.ambitalia.ro
Consular Section: 12 Arh. Ion Mincu Str., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 223 2424, (+4) 021 222 1915
Fax: (+4) 021 223 4550
Military attache: 9 Henri Coanda Str.
Phone: (+4) 021 312 0423
Cultural Affairs: 41 Aleea Alexandru Str., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 231 0880, (+4) 021 231 0885,
(+4) 021 231 0887; Fax: (+4) 021 323 4841
Counsellor for Economic Affairs:
I.C.E.P. Bucuresti, 24 Gh. Magheru Blvd., et. 1, ap. 16
Phone: (+4) 021 315 3773
Fax: (+4) 021 315 3793
Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
in Romania
Embassy of Spain in Romania
Chancery: 20 Aleea Alexandru, Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 208 6030
Fax. (+4) 021 230 7620
Website: http://www.olanda.ro
Working hours: Monday-Friday 8.30-13.00, 13.30-17.30
Friday: 8.30-13.00, 13.30-15.00
Consular Section: 20 Aleea Alexandru, Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 208 6030
Fax: (+4) 021 231 6279
Working hours: Monday-Thursday 9.00-13.00
Chancery: 1 Tirana Str., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 233 9190; Fax: (+4) 021 230 7626
Consular section: 1 Tirana Str., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 230 1730, (+4) 021 231 0877
Fax: (+4) 021 231 0274
Economic Affairs: 16 Dacia Blvd.
Phone: (+4) 021 210 0740, (+4) 021 210 0741
Fax: (+4) 021 210 0497
"Cervantes" Spanish Cultural Center: 34 Paris Str.
Phone: (+4) 021 212 1354, (+4) 021 212 1781
Fax: (+4) 021 212 1567
Working hours: Monday-Thursday 8.00-14.00; 15.00-17.00
Friday 8.00-14.00
Embassy of the Portuguese Republic in Romania
Embassy of the Kingdom of Sweden in Romania
Chancery: 55 Paris Str., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 230 4136;
Fax: (+4) 021 230 4130
Working hours:
Monday-Friday 9.00-13.00; 15.00-18.00
Consular Section: 55 Paris Str., Bucharest
Phone: (+4) 021 230 4118
Working hours: 9.30-13.00
Chancery: 5 Sofia Str., Bucharest, P.O. box 63-11
Phone: (+4) 021 406 7100
Fax: (+4) 021 406 7124
Consular Section: Monday - Thursday 10.00-12.00
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No Visa Fee is required for:
• representatives of International Organizations of which
Romania is a member;
Information for
Foreign Citizens
General Information
As a general rule, foreign citizens are travelling in Romania
are prior obliged to apply for a visa at a diplomatic mission
or consular office, except those citizens of the European
Union countries or countries with which Romania
concluded agreements on abolition of visa requirements or
has renounced unilaterally at the visa requirement.
The diplomatic missions or consular offices of Romania
grant the Romanian visa at demand, for the aliens holding
travel documents recognized by Romania, valid at least 6
months over the validity of the requested visa which was
issued by the authorities of the receiving country.
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• members of foreign diplomatic missions and consular
offices, who are accredited in Romania, persons who
travel together with the Head of States, Prime Ministers;
• members of parliamentary delegations and other
officials, as well their family members, on the basis of
reciprocity;
• organized tourist groups, which provide evidences of
prior payment of the services (voucher).
INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES
Airports
BELGIUM
BRUSSELS-TAROM Office
OP 44, 1930 Zaventem
Phone: (322) 2186382
Fax: (322) 2198046
SITA: BRUTORO
SITA: BRUAPRO
DENMARK
BANEASA AIRPORT
Address:
Bucuresti – Ploiesti highroad, no. 40
Phone: (+4) 021 232 0020
Fax: (+4) 021 232 3687
COPENHAGEN-TAROM Office
3 Vesternfarimagsgade 1606 V
Phone: (4533) 915155
Fax: (4533) 918155
SITA: CPHTORO
FRANCE
BUCHAREST “HENRI COANDA”
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Address:
Bucuresti – Ploiesti highroad, km.16.5
Phone: (+4) 021 204 1000
Fax: (+4) 021 2014990
PARIS-TAROM Office
Str. Des Pyramides, no. 12 75001
Phone: (331) 47422542, (331) 42654366
Fax: (331) 42654367
Phone A/P: (331) 74372981
SITA: PARTORO
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GERMANY
GREECE
BERLIN-TAROM Office
Budapester Strasse 26, 10787
Phone: (4930) 2478586
Fax (4930) 2478587
Phone A/P: (4930) 6338070
SITA: BERTORO
FRANKFURT-TAROM Office
13 Zeil St., 60313 Frankfurt/Main
Phone: (4969) 295270
Fax: (4969) 292947
Phone A/P: (4969) 69025231
SITA: FRATORO
MUNICH-TAROM Office
Munich Airport, Terminal 1, Module C, Zimmer C5 311
85336 München, P.O. Box 241531
Phone: (4989) 97591140
Fax: (4989) 9759141
Tel A/P: (49) 89 975 91140 / 97591142
SITA: MUCAPRO
E-Mail: [email protected]
ATHENS-Plotin Air S.A.
24 Lagoumitzi Street, Kallithea 176 71 Athens 24, Greece
Phones: (3010) 9299719, (3010) 9299724
(3010) 9299600
Fax: (3010) 9237989
Venizelos Athens Airport
Eleftherios Airport
Phone: (30) 210 3531242
Fax: (30) 210 3532940
THESSALONIKI-Thessaloniki Town Office
85 Timiski St., 546 22 Thessaloniki
Phone: (30) 2310 250598
Fax: (30) 2310 223417
AIRPORT (Thessaloniki) - MAKEDONIA
Phone: (30) 2310 473376
Fax: (30) 2310 475069
ITALY
SPAIN
MILAN-Valsole Viaggi
Via Dogana 3, 20123
Phone: (3902)801581
Fax: (3902)867010
ROME-TAROM Office
76 Via Bissolati
Phones: (3906) 42014095, (3906) 42014032
Fax: (3906) 42004103
Phone A/P: (3906) 65954033
MADRID-TAROM Office
108/1G Calle General Pardinas, MAD 28006
Phone: (3491)5641883
Fax: (3491)5641901
Phone A/P: (3460)9056791, (3460)9688657
ROMANIA
BUCHAREST-TAROM Head Office
Bucharest-Ploiesti Rd. 16.5 km
Otopeni International Airport
Phones: (4021) 2014000, (4021) 2041000
Fax: (4021) 2014761
TAROM Office at Otopeni International Airport
Phones: (4021) 2011355, (4021) 2041220
(4021) 2041224
TAROM Sales Offices:
• 17 Splaiul Independentei,
Phones: (4021) 3034400, (4021) 3372037
(4021) 3370400
Fax: (4021) 3360416
• Victoria Sq., 59 Buzesti Street
Phone: (4021)2046464
Fax: (4021)2046424; (4021) 2046427
UNITED KINGDOM
LONDON-TAROM
London Office
27 New Cavendish St., W1G 9TX
Phone: (44207) 2243693
Fax: (44207) 4872913
TAROM Heathrow Airport Office
Terminal 2, Office Block, Room 223, Hounslow,
Middlesex, TW6 1JW
Phone: (44208) 7455542
Fax: (44208) 8974071
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Currency
Useful Links
Bucharest Info: www.salutbucuresti.ro
Cultura in Romania: www.culture.ro, www.cimec.ro
Mass media: www.ziare.com
Welcome to Romania: www.ici.ro/romania
Tourism in Romania: www.turism.ro
RoTravel your web guide to Romania: www.rotravel.com
Romanian Tourism: www.romaniantourism.ro
InfoTourism: www.infoturism.ro
Kappa.ro: www.kappa.ro
Welcome to Romania on-line:
www.romania-on-line.net
Romania Online: www.rol.ro
Address.ro: www.adresa.ro
By the way: www.apropo.ro
Start page: www.startpage.ro
Home.ro: www.home.ro
Index 2000: www.index2000.ro
Search: www.resurse.com/motor
Home.ro: www.acasa.ro
LaStart: www.la-start.ro
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The Romanian currency is Leu (Lei for multiple). One Leu
is divided into 100 Bani. A symbol for the currency is RON.
All Romanian bank notes use polymer (not paper). Note
that the Romanian currency was divided by 10000 a few
years ago, but prices may still be quoted in the old Lei in
some cases. The exchange rate for Romanian currency
can be found on the National Bank of Romania website
(http://www.bnr.ro/def_en.htm) at Financial Info section.
Useful Telephone
Numbers
POLICE / EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE /
FIRE BRIGADE: 112
“FLOREASCA” EMERGENCY HOSPITAL: 962
INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE CALLS: 971
CONSUMER’S PROTECTION: 980
METEO: 9591
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Bere
Beer
Deschis
Open
Biciclet\
Bicycle
Piper
Pepper
B\iat
Boy
Ro[ie
Tomato
Pâine
Bread
Cartof
Potato
Autobuz
Bus
Pre]
Price
Sta]ie de autobuz
Bus station
A trage
Pull
Brânz\
Cheese
A împinge
Push
Închis
Closed
Sta]ie de tren
Railway station
Cafea
Coffee
Restaurant
Restaurant
Mâncare
Food
Camer\
Room
Gratuit / liber
Free
Sos
Sauce
{unc\
Ham
Magazin
Shop
Fat\
Girl
{tampil\
Stamp
Înghe]at\
Ice-cream
Tichet / bilet
Ticket
Bibliotec\
Library
Tren
Train
B\rbat
Man
Universitate
University
Lapte
Milk
Facultate
Faculty
Bani
Money
Ap\
Water
Nu
No
Ploaie
Rain
Da
Yes
Weekend /sf\r[it de
s\pt\mân\
Weekend
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Useful Romanian Vocabulary
Pronountion rule: all the words are pronounced
exactly as they are written
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Patru
Four
Cinci
Five
{ase
Six
ROMANIAN
ENGLISH
{apte
Seven
Bun\ ziua
Good afternoon
Opt
Eight
Salut, salutare, bun\
Hello
Nou\
Nine
Ce faci?
How are you?
Zece
Ten
Bine, mul]umesc!
Fine, thanks!
O sut\
One hundred
La revedere!
Good-bye!
O mie
One thousand
Pa!
Bye!
Luni
Monday
Mul]umesc
Thank you
Mar]i
Tuesday
Pe curând
See you later
Miercuri
Wednesday
M-am r\t\cit
I am lost
Joi
Thursday
Nu în]eleg
I don’t understand
Vineri
Friday
În]eleg
I understand
Sâmbat\
Saturday
Unu
One
Duminic\
Sunday
Doi
Two
A ajunge, a sosi
To arrive
Trei
Three
M\r
Apple
University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest
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BILATERAL AGREEMENTS – ACADEMIC YEAR 2008-2009
AUSTRIA
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT WIEN
BELGIUM
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HOGESCHOOL ANTWERPEN
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UNIVERSITEIT GENT
KATHOLIEKE HOGESCHOOL SINT-LIEVEN
UNIVERSITE DE LIEGE
FACULTE POLYTECHNIQUE DE MONS
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CYPRUS
PANEPISTIMIO KYPROU
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ELECTROTECHNIQUE ET ELECTRONIQUE AMIENS
UNIVERSITE D'ANGERS
UNIVERSITE DE BORDEAUX I
DENMARK
ENSEA - ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE DE
L'ELECTRONIQUE ET DE SES APPLICATIONS – CERGY
KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET
UNIVERSITE DE SAVOIE
INGENIØRHØJSKOLEN I KØBENHAVN
UNIVERSITE BLAISE PASCAL CLERMONT-FERRAND II
UNIVERSITE DE TECHNOLOGIE DE COMPIEGNE
FINLAND
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UNIVERSITE DE BOURGOGNE – DIJON
TEKNILLINEN KORKEAKOULU
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ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE DES TECHNIQUES
INDUSTRIELLES ET DES MINES DE DOUAI
OULUN YLIOPISTO
ECOLE SUPERIEURE D'ELECTRICITE
TAMPEREEN TEKNILLINEN KORKEAKOULU
UNIVERSITE JOSEPH FOURIER GRENOBLE I
INSTITUT NATIONAL POLYTECHNIQUE DE GRENOBLE
UNIVERSITE DE LA ROCHELLE
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ECOLE CENTRALE DE LILLE
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INDUSTRIELLES ET DES MINES D'ALBI-CARMAUX
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TECHNIQUES INDUSTRIELLES ET DES MINES D'ALES
INSTITUT SUPERIEUR D'ELECTRONIQUE DU NORD
UNIVERSITE DE LIMOGES
UNIVERSITE CLAUDE BERNARD (LYON I)
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INSTITUT NATIONAL DES SCIENCES
APPLIQUEES DE LYON
ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE DES
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
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ELECTRONIQUE DE LYON
UNIVERSITE DE PAU ET DES PAYS DE L'ADOUR
UNIVERSITE DE METZ
UNIVERSITE DE REIMS CHAMPAGNE-ARDENNE
ECOLE NATIONALE D'INGENIEURS DE METZ
ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE DE CHIMIE DE RENNES
UNIVERSITE DE MONTPELLIER II
INSTITUTE NATIONAL DES SCIENCES APPLIQUEES DE
ROUEN
ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE DE CHIMIE DE
MONTPELLIER
UNIVERSITE JEAN MONNET DE SAINT- ETIENNE
UNIVERSITE HENRI POINCARE - NANCY 1
UNIVERSITE DE STRASBOURG III ROBERT SCHUMAN
INSTITUT NATIONAL POLYTECHNIQUE DE LORRAINE
ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE DES ARTS ET
INDUSTRIES DE
UNIVERSITE DE NANTES
ECOLE SUPERIEURE D'INGENIEURS EN
ELECTROTECHNIQUE – NOISY
STRASBOURG
ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE DE PALAISEAU
UNIVERSITE PAUL SABATIER - TOULOUSE III
UNIVERSITE PIERRE ET MARIE CURIE (PARIS VI)
ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE D’INGENIEURS DE
CONSTRUCTION AERO
UNIVERSITE DE PARIS VII
ECOLE NATIONALE D’INGENIEURS DE TARBES
UNIVERSITE PARIS NORD - PARIS 13
ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE D'INGENIEURS DE
TOULOUSE
ECOLE NATIONAL DES ARTS ET METIERS – PARIS
INSTITUT NATIONAL POLYTECHNIQUE DE TOULOUSE
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AVANCEES – PARIS
UNIVERSITE FRANCOIS RABELAIS (TOURS)
UNIVERSITE DE PARIS-VAL DE MARNE (PARIS XII)
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UNIVERSITE DE POITIERS
UNIVERSITE DE VALENCIENNES ET DU HAINAUTCAMBRESIS
MEDIZINISCHE UNIVERSITAT ZU LUBECK
UNIVERSITE DE VERSAILLES SAINT-QUENTIN-ENYVELINES
FACHHOCHSCHULE REGENSBURG
UNIVERSITAT DER BUNDESWEHR MUNCHEN
UNIVERSITAT-GESAMTHOCHSCHULE SIEGEN
GERMANY
FREIE UNIVERSITÄT BERLIN
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAT BERLIN
RUHR-UNIVERSITÄT BOCHUM
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAT CAROLO-WILHELMINA ZU
BRAUNSCHWEIG
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAT CHEMNITZ- ZWICKAU
TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE DARMSTADT
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAT DRESDEN - TU DRESDEN
GERHARD MERCATOR UNIVERSITÄT DUISBURG
FACHHOCHSCHULE FRANKFURT AM MAIN
RUPRECHT-KARLS-UNIVERSITÄT HEIDELBERG
UNIVERSITÄT KARLSRUHE (TH)
DANMARKS TEKNISKE UNIVERSITET
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HUNGARY
POLITECHNIO KRITIS
SZÉCHENYI ISTVÁN FÖISKOLA
ETHNIKO METSOVIO POLYTECHNIO
TECHNOLOGIKO EKPEDEFTIKO IDRIMA - KOZANIS
PANEPISTIMIO PATRON
IRELAND
ARISTOTELIO PANEPISTIMIO THESSALONIKIS
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND - GALWAY
GALWAY MAYO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, SLIGO
ITALY
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI BRESCIA
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI CASSINO
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI CATANIA
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI FIRENZE
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI GENOVA
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI L'AQUILA
POLITECNICO DI MILANO
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI MODENA E REGGIO EMILIA
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UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI PAVIA
PORTUGAL
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI PERUGIA
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DELLA BASILICATA
UNIVERSIDADE DE COIMBRA
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA 'LA SAPIENZA'
UNIVERSIDADE NOVA DE LISBOA
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI SALERNO
UNIVERSIDADE TECNICA DE LISBOA
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI TORINO
UNIVERSIDADE ABERTA
POLITECNICO DI TORINO
UNIVERSIDADE DO PORTO
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI TRENTO
INSTITUTO POLITECNICO DO PORTO
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI TRIESTE
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI UDINE
NETHERLAND
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TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITEIT EINDHOVEN
KATHOLIEKE UNIVERSITEIT NIJMEGEN
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SPAIN
UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSIDAD DE BARCELONA
BRUNEL UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA DE CATALUNA
UNIVERSIDAD DEL PAIS VASCO
UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY
UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA
CITY UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE MADRID
UNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA DE MADRID
UNIVERSIDAD DE MALAGA
UNIVERSIDAD DE MURCIA
UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA
UNIVERSITAT ROVIRA I VIRGILI
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE VALENCIA
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