IMT-Bucharest Competitors

The University of Bucharest is one the leading higher education institutions in Romania and Southeast Europe. The University of Bucharest offers numerous study programs, from Bachelor degrees to PhD programmes, as well as lifelong learning programmes and Erasmus programmes. Enhancing international cooperation, the University has defined partnerships and strategic collaborations with more than 100 prestigious universities from 40 different countries. The University consists of the following Faculties: - Mathematics and Informatics - Physics - Chemistry - Biology - Geography - Geology and Geophysics - Business and Administration - Law - History - Sociology - Psychology and Education Sciences - Political Sciences - Philosophy - Journalism - Letters - Foreign Languages and Literature - Orthodox Theology - Roman-Catholic Theology - Baptist Theology

Universitatea Babeș-Bolyai is an academic educational public institution aiming to promote and sustain the development of specific cultural components within the local, regional, national and international community.

University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest is the oldest and most prestigious engineering school in Romania. Its traditions are related to the establishment in 1818 by Gheorghe Lazar, of the first technical school with teaching in Romanian. UPB assumes the mission to train specialists in different technical fields, able to use valuable scientific, technical and cultural-humanistic knowledge, to contribute to the technological, economic and socio-cultural progress of the Romanian society and of the contemporary world. UPB ensures the achievement of a performance education, developed and perfected through a complex research activity, continuing the tradition of the Polytechnic School of Bucharest, in accordance with the exigencies and the means offered by the modern informational society. UPB's mission has been thought over as a blend 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, disseminating it by information technologies, as well as the use of technological innovation are elements that define the university distinctive profile. The engineering profession has continuously transformed and adapted itself to the new demands of the society, but being an engineer, a person who knows and is able to make life more comfortable, has remained unchanged.