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Central & Eastern European Directory On-Line |
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University of Bucharest |
| Rector | Prof. dr. Ioan Mihailescu |
| Address |
Bvd. Mihail Kogalniceanu no. 36-46 Bucharest, Romania |
| Tel. No. | +401 315 19 42 |
| Fax No. | +401 313 17 60 |
| E-mail address | cassy@casandra.iro.unibuc.ro |
| Website address | http://www.unibuc.ro |
| Faculties & Colleges | |
| Type of courses | Undergraduate, graduate, master of science, Ph.D |
| Length of courses | Full time - 4 years and Part time - 5 years |
| Date of commencement | 1 October |
| Class size | 70 students for courses and 25 - 30 students for applied work |
| Accommodation | Available at a rate of 200 USD/month for a room for two. |
| Fees | 320 USD/month |
| Financial assistance | Only through the Romanian Ministry of Education. |
| Admission requirements | High School Certificate Language fluency required - Romanian, English, French or German |
| Student profile | |
| Contact for application | AMELIA JIGLAU
Office for Foreign Students |
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Address:Str. Edgar Quinet, no. 5-7, sector 1, Bucharest Phone: + 401 312 13 13 Dean:Prof. dr. SANDA RIPEANU Teaching Staff: 459 Students: 1,900 Profiles: - Philology 4-year full-time courses ( English, French, German, Russian, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Classical languages, Czech, Bulgarian, Polish, Ukrainian, Slovak, Serbo-Croatian, Hungarian, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Turkish, Persian, Indian studies: Hindi and Romani). M.A. - 2 semesters
Ph.D: 4 years full-time; 6 years partial-time Profiles: - World and comparative literature - General linguistics - Indo-European linguistics - Romanic linguistics - French language - French literature - Latin language - Latin literature - English language - English language - English and American literature - Arabic language and literature - Slavic linguistics and philology - Russian language - Russian literature - Slavic literature - German language and literature Chairs: Department of French Department of Romanic Studies Department of Classical Philology Department of Hungarian Studies Department of Oriental Studies Department of English Department of German Studies Department of Russian Department of Slavic Studies Founded in 1864 by Decree no 765 of 4/16 July 1864 issued by Alexandru Ioan Cuza and seceding the higher education structure initiated by the Academia Domneasca (1694), the University of Bucharest has had a major contribution to the development and modernisation of Romanian education, science and culture. The University of Bucharest, defined by its own Charter (according to the current European Union classification criteria) as a higher education and research institution, has as fundamental roles: to develop national science and culture; to preserve and disseminate the values of human culture and civilisation; to promote the spirit of free examination , of critical thought, to permanently update knowledge; to train and specialise qualified and highly qualified human resources; to contribute to the development of the Romanian society as a free state, respectful of law and democracy. The University of Bucharest accomplishes these tasks by: 1. Training experts with academic background for education, science and culture, economic and social activities. 2. Training new generations of scientific researchers adapted to the needs of contemporary science and society. 3. The University of Bucharest will contribute to the progress of knowledge, to the improvement of scientific qualification . It will assess the scientific achievements of the members of the academic community both in country and abroad. 4.The University will contribute to the creation , development, transmission and spreading of cultural values. 5. Constantly and gradually acting as a centre of promoting the international co-operation in Europe and outside it. The University of Bucharest tries to continually improve its activities, by taking into account the experience of the universities and research centres, by adapting to all viable and effective suggestions. |
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