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UNIVERSITATEATEHNICĂDE CONSTRUCŢIIBUCUREȘTITECHNICAL UNIVERSITYOF CIVIL ENGINEERINGOF BUCHAREST
Bd. Lacul Tei 124, Sect. 2RO 020396 Bucharest 38ROMANIATel.: + 40-21-2421208,Fax: + 40-21-2420781www.utcb.roE-mail: [email protected]
Vice-Rector:Prof. eng. Anton CHIRICĂ PhD
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08; +4021.242.10.11,+4021.242.12.08/ext.359;
Fax: +4021.242.07.81E-mail: [email protected]
Prof. eng. Anton ANTON PhDTel.: +4021.242.11.63,
+4021.242.12.08/ext.132,Fax: +4021.242.07.81E-mail:[email protected];anton_cercetare@utcb.
Prof. eng. Mihail TOMA PhDTel./Fax. +4021.242.11.63,
+4021 242.07.81,+4021-242.12.08 /ext.132,
E-mail: [email protected] Secretary:Prof. eng. Radu DROBOT PhD
Tel.: +40-21-242.12.08/ext.115,E-mail: [email protected]
Academicofficials
Council of Cooperation, Relations and European Integration:Adress: B-dul. Lacul Tei nr. 124, sector 2,
RO 020396, Bucharest, ROMANIATel.: +4021.242.93.50Fax: +4021.242.08.66E-mail: [email protected] site: www.utcb.ro
President:Prof. eng. Iacint MANOLIU PhD
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext.229; +4021.242.93.50E-mail: [email protected]
International relations officer:Laurenţiu SONIA
Tel.: +4021.243.36.50, +4021.242.12.08/ext. 229E-mail: [email protected]
RectorʼsSecretariat
University Registrar:Prof. eng. Laurenţiu RECE PhD
Tel.: +4021.243.36.50, +4021.242.12.08/ext.125, 178E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
InternationalRelations Office
Rector:Prof. eng. Johan NEUNER PhD
Tel./Fax: +4021.242.11.61,+4021.242.07.81,+4021.242.12.08/ext.134;
E-mail: [email protected]
President of the University:Prof. eng. Petre PĂTRUŢ PhDMember of the Academyof Technical Sciences in Romania.
Tel.: +4021.242.11.62,+4021.242.12.08/ext.129,
Fax: +4021.242.07.81;E-mail: [email protected]
Water tank from Cotroceni under execution (1890)
Higher education in civil engineering in Romania came intobeing in 1864 by founding The School of Bridges and
Roads, Mines and Architecture. It became The School ofBridges, Roads and Mines in 1867 and The National Schoolof Bridges and Roads in 1888. In 1921, it turned into thePolytechnic School of Bucharest where civil engineers weretrained in the Division of Civil Engineering, which was namedThe Faculty of Civil Engineering in 1938. As a result of theEducation Reform in 1948, the Faculty of Civil Engineeringseparated from the Polytechnic School (which became ThePolytechnic Institute) and became an independent highereducation establishment called the Civil Engineering InstituteBucharest. In 1994 it adopted the present name - TechnicalUniversity of Civil Engineering of Bucharest. From 1864 to1948, The National School of Bridges and Roads and then theDivision of Civil Engineering of the Polytechnic School trained
A brief history
TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF CIVIL ENGINEERINGOF BUCHAREST
Bd. Lacul Tei 122-124, Sect. 2 RO 020396 Bucharest 38 ROMANIATel.: + 40-21-2421208,Fax: + 40-21-2420781www.utcb.roE-mail: [email protected] [email protected]
Dâmboviţa - sewerage works (1883)
University of Bucharest,1866
2137 civil engineers, under the guidance of some famous pro-fessors like: Spiru Haret, Anghel Saligny, Elie Radu,Gheorghe Ţiţeica, David Emanuel, Andrei Ioachimescu,Gheorghe Filipescu, Ion Ionescu, by whose efforts andachievements were laid the foundations of the Romanian sci-ence and technics in civil engineering.From 1948 to 2007, more than 37000 engineers graduatedfrom the Technical University of Civil Engineering. Throughoutthis time, the academic staff of the University included somerenowned personalities of science and civil engineering, suchas Aurel Beleș, Cristea Mateescu, Dumitru Dumitrescu,Ștefan Bălan or professors Mihail Hangan, Victor Popescu,Alexandru Steopoe, Radu Prișcu, Emil Botea, AlexandruGheorghiu, Andrei Caracostea, Panaite Mazilu, IonStănculescu and others, who followed the tradition imposedby their forerunners.
Dâmboviţa cover works (1934)
Cernavodã Bridge (1895)
The first wooden cooling towers.
The Hydroelectric plant Grozãvești (1890)
Eng. Elie Radu (1853-1931),the author of the building designfor the Hydro-electrical plant Gro-zăvești
Acad. prof. eng.Anghel Saligny (1854-1925)who used reinforced concrete atbuilding silos for the first time inthe world (1884). He designed(1888) and supervised the erec-tion of Cernavodă bridge overthe Danube (1890-1895), thelongest bridge in Europe at thattime. He carried on ample townplanning works for Constanţaharbour.
Acad. prof. mathematicianGheorghe Ţiţeica (1873-1939)is the initiator of some chapters ofthe projective differential and affinegeometry („Projective DifferentialGeometry of Net-works", „Intro-duction to Projective DifferentialGeometry of Curves"). He disco-vered new categories of curvesurfaces and networks that bearhis name. During the last part ofhis life, he studied the geometryof curves and conformal transfor-mations. His numerous works ofelementary mathematics contri-buted to the improvement of mathe-matical education in Romania.
Acad. prof. Spiru Haret(1851-19120),mathematician, sociologist andpedagogue; he reorganized edu-cation at all levels on modernbases.
• In 2009 the Technical University of Civil Engineering of Bucharesthas a remarkable academic staff (157 professors and consultingprofessors, 122 associate professors, 107 lecturers, 198 assistantprofessors and junior assistants), who have distinguished them-selves both through the results of their teaching and researchactivity and through their direct participation in the most importantconstruction works of our country.
• In Romania are registered more than 10.000 companies thathave stipulated in their status various civil engineering activities:design, execution, repairs etc., most of them being private. Thecivil engineering sector looks very dynamic and full of great expec-tations in the context of the integration into the European Union.
• At present, a few thousand graduates from the TechnicalUniversity of Civil Engineering of Bucharest are working in theUSA, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Israel, South Africaetc. Their solid education has given them the possibility to integrateand to quickly adapt to the working conditions and methods ofother countries. All over the world, the civil engineers educated inBucharest are ranged among the best professionals in this field.
• Reorganizing the civil engineering higher education according tothe Bologna process offers the graduates from the TechnicalUniversity of Civil Engineering of Bucharest the opportunity to bevalidated and integrated into the European job market.
• The technical University of Civil Engineering of Bucharest is theinitiator and coordinator of EUCEET Thematic Network, whichincludes 131 partner institutions from 29 European countries.
• In March 2001, the Technical University of Civil Engineering ofBucharest reached a Double-Diploma agreement with EcoleNationale des Ponts et Chaussées, the first agreement of this kindin the Romanian civil engineering higher education.
• the Technical University of Civil Engineering of Bucharest is atechnical university for higher education, training specialists in civilengineering, building services, mechanical engineering, environ-mental engineering, geodesy, as well as in adjacent fields with atechnical specificity.
At present
Technical University of CivilEngineering of BucharestB-dul Lacul Tei nr. 122-124 sector 2,RO 020396, Bucharest 38, ROMANIA
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08(Rectorate;Facultys of Civil, Industrialand Agricultural Buildings;Hydrotechnics;Railways, Roadsand Bridges; Geodesy;Facultyof Foreign Languagesand Departmentof Foreign Languagesand Communication),
+4021.252 42 80(Faculty of Building Services);+4021.315 82 00(Faculty of TechnologicalEquipment)
Fax: +4021.242.07.81
E-mail: [email protected]
Web site: www.utcb.ro
Generalinformation
Foreword
The Technical University of Civil Engineering in Bucharest is thepraiseworthy heir of a two centuries old tradition in specialized higher educa-tion, which started with the 18th century geodesy (cadastral survey) school inMoldavia; the tradition was then continued during the 19th century in Walachiawith the first National School of Bridges and Roads set up in 1851 in Bucharest.
The most important task of the Technical University of CivilEngineering is the training of highly competent specialists in the fields of CivilEngineering, Systems Engineering, Management in Engineering, as well asApplied Language Studies, having the capacity and appropriate scientific, tech-nical and managing skills needed for their optimal integration according to therequirements of the Romanian and European economy today. With its rich spe-cialty engineering tradition and outstanding teaching staff, our University nowstands out by its degree of competitiveness, performance and professionalismat a national and international level.
The Technical University of Civil Engineering as an institution is ac-credited for all higher education programmes - Bachelor, Master, and Docto-rate – in full agreement with its major aim of promoting excellence in trainingand research; these activities are consistent with its ultimate mission of train-ing specialists at the highest level, with a view to contributing to the scientificand technological progress, to maintaining high professional standards andefficiently involving these specialists at all levels of the real economy, with aview to constantly increasing the life standard.
The academic staff includes around 520 members involved in theprofessional formation of approximately 8,000 students for the first two learn-ing cycles, and over 600 learners following Doctoral studies. Along with thisnoble mission, the members of the teaching staff, as well as our students arefocused on research, design and consultancy activities, being highly appreciated atnational level for their competence in finding the appropriate solutions for themost complex problems.
Another component of the activity of our University is focused oninternational relationships, promoted both at the level of the teaching staff andat the level of scientific research. Links with over 100 universities from 27countries represent a solid basis for strengthening and diversifying the inter-national relationships of our University, for the purpose of paving the way forincreased student and staff exchanges, through various types of Europeaneducational programmes as well as through bilateral protocols signed with foreignuniversities on mutually relevant research topics.
This brochure is a comprehensive, though not exhaustive presenta-tion of the University structure and of its research fields; it is simply an invita-tion for you to meet us.
Rector,Prof. Eng. Johan NEUNER, Ph. D.
FACULTY OF HYDROTECHNICSAdress: B-dul. Lacul Tei, nr. 124, sector 2, Bucharest, cod 020396Tel.: +4021.242.12.08, +4021.242.12.08/ext. 255Fax:+4021.242.07.81E-mail: [email protected] ; Web site: www.utcb.ro
Dean: Prof.eng. Ioan BICA PhDTel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 256Tel. (Deanʼs Office): +4021.243.36.45;Fax +4021.243.36.45; E-mail: [email protected]
Vice-dean: Prof. eng. Radu SÂRGHIUŢĂ PhDTel: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 255 ; E-mail: [email protected]
Scientific Secretary: Prof. eng. Loretta BATALI PhdTel: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 263; E-mail: [email protected]
Faculty Registrar: Eng. Monica BEICĂTel.: +4021.242.12.08/255
Department Heads:Prof. eng. Dan STEMATIU Phd-Department of Hydraulic Structures
Tel: +4021.242 12 08 / 287, 285 E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Lucian SANDU Phd-Department of Hydraulics and Environmental Protection
Tel: +4021.242.12.08 / 270, 284; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Sanda MANEA Phd-Department of Geotechnics and Foundations
Tel: +4021.242.12.08 / 280, 274, 264, 261; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Marin SANDU Phd-Department of Sanitary Engineering and Water Protection
Tel: +4021.242.12.08 / 277; E-mail: [email protected]
Academicunits
FACULTY OF CIVIL, INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGSAdress: B-dul. Lacul Tei nr.124, sector 2, București, cod 020396Tel.: +4021.242.12.08; +40-21-242.12.08/ext. 118Fax: +4021.242.07.81E-mail: [email protected] site: www.utcb.ro
Dean: Prof. eng. Daniela Ionela Eugenia PREDA PhDTel./Fax : +4021.242.08.68;Centrala: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 119 E-mail: [email protected]
Vice-dean: Prof. mat. Romică TRANDAFIR PhDTel: +4021.242.12.08 /ext. 119; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Radu Sorin VACAREANU PhDTel: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 108; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Daniel STOICATel: +4021.242.12.08 /119E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
Scientific secretary: Lecturer. eng. Valentina MANEA PhDTel.: +4021.242.12.08/182; E-mail: [email protected].: +4021.242.12.08/119
Faculty Registrar: Cornelia DUMITRACHETel.: +4021.242.12.08/118
Department Heads:Prof. eng. Rodica VIERESCU PhD-Department of Civil Engineering, Urban Engineering and Technology;
Tel: +4021.242.12.08/127; E-mail: [email protected]; rodica [email protected]. eng. Radu PASCU PhD-Department of Reinforced Concrete Buildings
Tel: +4021.242.12.08 /197, 297; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Adrian Șerban DIMA PhD-Department of Metallic Buildings
Tel: +4021.242.12.08 / 203; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Florin MACAVEI PhD-Department of Building Mechanics, Statics and Dynamics
Tel: +4021.242.12.08 / 128, 230 ; E-mail: [email protected]. ec. Marilena GHIŢĂ PhD-Department of Management
Tel: +4021.242.12.08 / 141
FACULTY OF BUILDING SERVICESAdress: B-dul. Pache Protopopescu, nr. 66, sector 2, Bucharest, cod 021407Tel.: +4021.252.46.20Fax: +4021.252.68.80E-mail: [email protected]; Web site: www.utcb.ro
Dean:Prof. univ. dr. ing. Șerban LAZAR PhD
Tel. (Deanʼs Office): +4021.252.46.20Tel.:+4021.252.42.80/ext. 144E-mail: [email protected]
Vice-dean:Prof. eng. Liviu DRUGHEAN PhD
Tel.: +4021.252.42.80; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Rodica FRUNZULICĂ
Tel.: +4021.252.42.80; E-mail: [email protected] Secretary:Prof.eng. Camelia GAVRILA PhD
Tel.: +4021.252.42.80; E-mail: [email protected] secretary:Carmen NECULA
Tel: +4021.252.42.80; E-mail: [email protected] Heads:Prof. eng. Iolanda COLDA PhD-Department of Hydraulic and Thermal Installations and Atmosphere protection
Tel: +4021.252.42.80 / 106; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Florea CHIRIAC PhD-Department of Termotechnics
Tel: +40-21- 252.42.80 /178; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Sorin CALUIANU PhD-Department of Electrotechnics
Tel: +40-21- 252.42.80/ 163; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Dan MOROLDO PhD-Department of Illumination and Electrical Systems
Tel: +40-21- 252.42.80 / 175; E-mail: [email protected]
FACULTY OF RAILWAYS, ROADS AND BRIDGESAdress: B-dul. Lacul Tei nr. 122-124, sector 2, Bucharest, cod 020396Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 151Fax: +4021.243.36.18E-mail: [email protected] site: www.utcb.ro
Dean:Prof. eng. Mihai DICU PhD
Tel.(Deanʼs Office): +4021.243.36.18;+4021.242.12.08/ext. 106, 123
E-mail: [email protected]:Prof. eng. Teodora CREŢU-LABIȘ PhD
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 207; E-mail: [email protected] Secretary:Lecturer eng. Ionuţ RĂCĂNEL PhD
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 238; E-mail: [email protected] Registrar:Mariana NICOLAE PhD
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 151Department Heads:Prof. eng. Nicolae POPA PhD-Department of Bridges
Tel: +4021.242.12.08 / 110; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Dan Ilie CREŢU PhD-Department of Strength of Materials
Tel: +4021.242.12.08 / 189; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Constantin ROMANESCU PhD-Department of Roads and Railways
Tel: +4021.242.11.55; +4021.242.12.08/142;E-mail: [email protected]
FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENTAdress: Calea Plevnei 56-59, sector 1, Bucharest, cod 010234
Tel.: +4021.315.82.00, +4021.315.82.01Fax: +4021.315.82.95Web site: www.utcb.ro
Dean:Prof. eng. Ion DAVID PhD
Tel.(Deanʼs Office): +4021.315.82.00/ext. 115;E-mail: [email protected]
Vice-dean:Prof. eng.Valentin SOIMUSAN PhD
Tel.: +4021.315.82.00 /ext. 111;E-mail: [email protected]
Scientific Secretary:Prof. eng. Anton DAVIDESCU PhD
Tel.: +4021.315.82.00/ext.114;E-mail: [email protected]
Registrar:Aura PETRE
Tel.: +4021.315.82.01, +4021.315.82.00/ext.168; E-mail: [email protected] Heads:Prof. eng. Constantin TONCIU PhD-Department of Building Equipment
Tel.: +4021.315.82.00 / ext.163; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Florin PETRESCU PhD-Department of Mechanical Technology and Machine Parts
Tel.: +4021.315.82.00 /ext. 112; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Cristian PAVEL PhD-Department of Technical Mechanics and Mechanisms
Tel.: +4021.315.82.00 / ext.112; E-mail: [email protected]
FACULTY OF GEODESY
Adress: B-dul. Lacul Tei nr. 122-124 sector 2, Bucharest, cod 020396Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext.109Fax: +4021.242.07.81Web Site: www.utcb.ro
Dean:Prof. eng. Dumitru ONOSE PhD
Tel.(Deanʼs Office): +4021.243.36.21Tel.: +4021.242.07.93; +4021.242.12.08/ext. 144E-mail (decanat): [email protected]
Vice-dean:Prof. eng. Constantin MARCU PhD
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 191; E-mail: [email protected] Secretary:Prof.univ. ing. Ricu ŢURCANU PhD
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 244; E-mail: [email protected] Registrar:Mirela BUNEA
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 109; E-mail: [email protected] Heads:Prof. eng. Constantin MOLDOVEANU PhD-Department of Geodesy and Photogrammetry
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08 / 191; E-mail: [email protected]. eng. Petre Iuliu DRAGOMIR PhD-Department of Surveying and Cadastre
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08 /ext. 241; Fax: +4021.242.01.93;E-mail: [email protected]
DEPARTMENT OF DOCTORAL STUDIES (PhD STUDIES)
Adress: B-dul Lacul Tei nr. 122-124 sector 2, Bucharest, cod 020396Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext 221Fax: +4021.242.07.81E-mail: [email protected]
Director:Prof.eng. Virgil PETRESCU Ph.D
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 221E-mail: [email protected]
Deputy Director:Prof. eng. Mircea ALĂMOREANU Ph.D
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 221E-mail: [email protected]
Department registrars:Eng. Silvia RUSĂNESCU
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 221E-mail: [email protected]
Ec. Daniela SHARAF-ELDINTel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 178E-mail: [email protected]
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES(Full time instruction in english or french)
Adress: B-dul. Lacul Tei nr.124 sector 2, Bucharest, cod 020396Tel.: +4021.242.02.32;Fax: +4021.242.07.81; Web site: www.utcb.ro
Dean:Prof. eng. Nicoleta RĂDULESCU Ph.D
Tel.: +4021.242.02.32;E-mail: [email protected]
Vice-dean:Assoc. Prof. eng. Laurenţiu OLAN Ph.D
Tel.: +4021.242.02.32;E-mail: [email protected]
Scientific Secretary:Assoc. Prof. eng. Octavia PÃUCESCU Ph.D
Tel.: +4021.242.02.32; +4021.242.12.08/ext. 244;216Faculty Registrar:eng. Jean - Marie RAICIU
Tel.: +4021.242.02.32
DEPARTMENT OF TEACHER TRAINING
Adress: B-dul. Lacul Tei nr.124, sector 2, Bucharest, cod 020396Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 235; +4021.242.71.24Fax: +4021.242.71.24E-mail: [email protected] site: www.utcb.ro
Head of Department:Prof. Steliana TOMA PhD
Tel.(Deanʼs Office): +4021.242.12.08/ext. 235Tel/Fax: +4021.242.71.24E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
Registrar of the department:Sing. Marilena RACOTZI
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 235
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND COMMUNICATION
Adress: B-dul Lacul Tei nr.124 sector 2, Bucharest, cod 020396Tel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext.152; +4021.242.54.32Fax: +4021.242.07.81E-mail: [email protected]; Web site: www.utcb.ro
Head of Department:Prof. Zoia MANOLESCU PhD
Tel.: +4021.242 54 32; +40-21.242 12 08/ext. 152;Deputy Head of Department:Lecturer Mihai DRĂGANOVICI PhD
Tel.: +4021.242 12 08/ext. 152; E-mail: [email protected] Marinela DOROBANŢU PhD
Tel.: +4021.242 12 08/ext. 152; E-mail: [email protected] of the department:eng. Gherghina FOIŢĂ
Tel.: +4021.242 12 08/ext. 152; E-mail: [email protected]
Services
General Administration Division:Ec. Mihaela COSTANDACHE -General Administration Manager
Tel.: +4021.242.27.19/ext. 306 or 390; +4021.242.12.01E-mail: [email protected]
Financial Operations Division:Ec. Paula ILIESCU - Financial Manager;
Tel.: +4021.242.27.19/ext. 366; +4021.242.12.01E-mail: [email protected]
Facilities Maintenance Division:Eng. Stelicã MãRGHESCU - Technical Manager
Tel.: +4021.242.27.19/ext. 380Human Resources-Salary Division:Ec. Aurora TĂNĂSESCU -Head of Human Resources-Salary Division
Tel.: +4021.242.27.19/ext. 346
Legal Adviserʼs Office:Georgeta GHIAUȘ - Legal Adviser
Tel.: +4021.242.27.19/ext. 391;E-mail: [email protected]
Chief public service achizitionEng. Georgeta DOBRE
Tel.: +4021.242.01.04; +4021.242.27.19 / 355E-mail: [email protected]
Library:Eng. Doina RADUCAN - Library Manager
Tel.: +4021.242.27.19/ ext. 351Communication Center:Eng. Bogdan - Eugen LOBAZĂ - Center Manager
Tel.: +4021.242.12.08 / ext. 101 or 123;E-mail: [email protected]
DEGREE PROGRAMMES – 4 year full-time instruction.Degree awarded: ENGINEER
FACULTY FIELD OF STUDY SPECIALIZATIONFACULTY OF CIVIL, INDUSTRIAL CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil, Industrial and Agricultural EngineeringAND AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS Urban Engineering and Regional DevelopmentBd. Lacul Tei nr. 122-124, sector 2, Bucharest ENGINEERING ECONOMICS Construction Engineering and ManagementTel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 118, 201FACULTY OF HYDROTECHNICS CIVIL ENGINEERING Hydraulic Works and StructuresBd. Lacul Tei nr. 122-124, sector 2, Bucharest Sanitary EngineeringTel.: +4021.242.40.08/ext. 255, 256 and Environmental Protection
ENVIRONMENT ENGINEERING Environment engineeringSYSTEM ENGINEERING Automatics and Computer Science Applied
to Constructions (in Romanian)FACULTY OF RAILWAYS, ROADS AND BRIDGES CIVIL ENGINEERING Railways, roads and bridgesBd. Lacul Tei nr. 122-124, sector 2, București Infrastructure of metropolitan transportsTel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 151FACULTY OF BUILDING SERVICES BUILDING SERVICES Building services for civil engineeringBd. Pache Protopopescu, nr. 66, sector 2, Bucharest Installations and EquipmentTel.: +4021.252.42.80 ; 40-21-252.46.20 for Atmospheric ProtectionFACULTY OF TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Technological EquipmentCalea Plevenei, nr. 59, sector 1, Bucharest Engineering and ManagementTel.: +4021.315.82.00 of Technological ResourcesFACULTY OF GEODESY GEODESY Land surveying and CadastreBd. Lacul Tei nr. 122-124, sector 2, BucharestTel.: +4021.242.12.08/ext. 109FACULTY OF ENGINEERING CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil engineering (full instruction in English)IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES Civil engineering (full instruction in French)Bd. Lacul Tei nr. 122-124, sector 2 Bucharest BUILDING SERVICES Building services for civil engineeringTel.: +4021.242.12.08 /ext. 250 (full instruction in French)
THE DEPARTMENT OF QUALITY MANAGEMENT:
Director of Department:Professor eng. Lidia NICULŢĂ, Ph.D.
Phone: +4021.252.42.80/extension 211,e-mail: [email protected]
Deputy Director:Professor eng. Carmen BUCUR, Ph.D.
Phone: +4021.242.12.08,e-mail: [email protected]
Qualityʼs objectives for Technical University of Civil Engineering Bucharest:• Identification and implementation of the best practices of maintaining undercontrol and continuous improvement of the education process (teaching-learning, monitor and support of the progress achieved by students andassessment of acquired knowledge and abilities by them);• Implementation of some criteria and procedures of quality assessment forall segments of the education process;• Launching a requirement for feed-back from the students, graduated stu-dents and employers, about the structure and quality of the education acti-vity and itʼs improvement as a consequence;• Identification of the real requirements and expectations of the socio-eco-nomic environment, in relation to the competencies of graduated students ofeach specialization, and link of these with the university experience andinternational practice (European).
DEGREE PROGRAMMESDegree awarded: Conference interpreter-Translator - 3 year full-time instruction
TUCEB – Masterʼs degree programmePeriod: 3 semesters, 90 ECTS + 30 ECTS final thesis
FACULTY FIELD OF STUDYSPECIALIZATIONDEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND COMMUNICATION APPLIED FOREIGN LANGUAGESBd. Lacul Tei nr. 122-124, sector 2 Bucharest Translation and interpretationTel.: +4021.242.12.08 / 250 (English + French or German)
Field of study Masterʼs degree programme denomination Programme coordinator Academic unit offering the degree programmeof masterʼs degree studies
Civil engineering Civil and industrial building design in seismic areas prof. eng. Şerban Dima PhD Faculty of Civil, Industrial and Agricultural BuildingsCivil engineering Building engineering prof. eng. Mihai Voiculescu PhD Faculty of Civil, Industrial and Agricultural BuildingsCivil engineering Structural engineering prof. eng. Radu Văcăreanu PhD Faculty of Civil, Industrial and Agricultural BuildingsCivil engineering Technology and management of construction works prof. eng. Mihai Teodorescu PhD Faculty of Civil, Industrial and Agricultural BuildingsCivil engineering Urban and regional development prof. eng. Anton Anton PhD Faculty of Civil, Industrial and Agricultural BuildingsEngineering and Management of building projects prof. eng. Marilena Ghiţă PhD Faculty of Civil, Industrial and Agricultural BuildingsmanagementCivil engineering Hydraulic engineering prof. eng. Gabriel Racoviţeanu PhD Faculty of Hydrotechnics
prof. eng. Radu Dobrot PhD Faculty of HydrotechnicsCivil engineering Geotechnical engineering prof. eng. Sanda Manea PhD Faculty of HydrotechnicsCivil engineering Bridges and tunnels prof. eng. Ionuţ Răcănel PhD Faculty of Railways, Roads and BridgesCivil engineering Transportation infrastructure engineering prof. eng. Teodora Creţu-Labiş PhD Faculty of Railways, Roads and BridgesBuilding services Energetic efficiency of building installation systems prof. eng. Octavia Cocora PhD Faculty of Building ServicesBuilding services High-performance technologies prof. eng. Dan Paul Stănescu PhD Faculty of Building Services
for urban area protectionBuilding services Energy, comfort and sustainable development prof. eng. Eng. Dan Moroldo PhD Faculty of Building ServicesMechanical engineering Crisis management prof. eng. Eng. Petre Pătruţ PhD Faculty of Technological EquipmentMechanical engineering Technological equipment for construction demolition/ prof. eng. Eng. Zafiu Petre PhD Faculty of Technological Equipment
closing down and material recyclingMechanical engineering Advanced mechanical systems investigation, prof. eng. Florin Petrescu PhD Faculty of Technological Equipment
design and experimentationGeodetic engineering Cadastre informational systems and real estate publicity prof. eng. Dumitru Onose PhD Faculty of GeodesyGeodetic engineering Geospatial data processing and analysis prof. eng. Dumitru Onose PhD Faculty of GeodesyGeodetic engineering Geomatics prof. eng. Dumitru Onose PhD Faculty of GeodesyEducational sciences Educational management lecturer eng. Adrian Stoica PhD Teaching Staff Training Department
FACULTY FIELD OF STUDY
CIVIL, INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING Reinforced concrete structuresBd. Lacul Tei nr. 122-124, sector 2 Bucharest Steel structuresTel.: +4021.242.12.08 /ext. 118, 201 Statics, dynamics and stability of structures
Earthquake engineering and the safety of structuresCivil engineeringConstruction management
HYDROTECHNICS Geotechnical and foundation engineeringBd. Lacul Tei nr. 122-124, sector 2 Bucharest Hydraulics and fluid mechanicsTel.: +4021.242.12.08 /ext. 255, 256 Water supply, sewerage and waste water treatment
Hydraulic structuresLand reclamation
RAILWAYS, ROADS AND BRIDGES Communication services, bridges and tunnelsBd. Lacul Tei nr. 122-124, sector 2 Bucharest RailwaysTel.: +4021.242.12.08 /ext. 151 Roads and airfields
Building materialsStrength of materials, elasticity and plasticity
BUILDING SERVICES Heat engineeringBd. Pache Protopopescu, nr. 66, sector 2 Bucharest Machines, apparatus and electric controlTel.: +4021.252.42.80 ; 252.46.20 IBuilding services
ElectrotechnicsTECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT Construction machines and equipmentCalea Plevenei, nr. 59, sector 1, Bucharest Machine construction engineeringTel. +40-21-315.82.00 Technical mechanics and vibrationsGEODESY Geodesy, cartography, photogrammetry and remote sensingBd. Lacul Tei nr. 122-124, sector 2 BucharestTel.: +4021.242.12.08 /ext. 109
DOCTORAL PROGRAMMES3 year doctoral programme – Degree awarded: Doctor of Science in Engineering
Further information on doctorate matriculation can be foundon the web site www.utcb.ro, within the section DOCTORATE RESEARCH.
Endowed with experience and a great potential for research, during the last four years the departments and faculties of the Universityhave focused on major fields of scientific, technological and public interest.The most significant research projects are enumerated below:
• Calculation and behaviour of reinforced concrete, masonry, metallic and wooden structures at seismic actions and stress• Seismic zoning of the Romanian territory• Setting up the norms and standards in accordance with the present European legislation (civil engineering, building services,
roads and railways, environmental protection, EUROCODES)• Seismic response of the existing buildings and safety strategies• Research concerning the modelling of the static and dynamic linear and non-linear response of skeleton structures
in the field of transport infrastructure (roads, bridges, railways, tunnels)• Rebuilding, expansion and modernization of the water supply systems, sewage and sewage treatment• Static and seismic response of hydraulic structures, as well as their risk and safety analyses• Modern calculation programmes for modelling the soil-structure interaction• Exploitation and protection of the underground water resources and the dispersion of the polluting agents in the porous and fluid media• Improving water supply networks• Technologies of investigating and valuing industrial waste• Chemical analyses of the polluting agents and physical and chemical methods to avoid pollution• Energetic efficiency, safety, steadiness and reliability of building services
(thermal, refrigeration, sanitary, electric, illumination and air conditioning equipment)• Approving the installation equipment• Environmental condition and impact studies• Researches concerning the hydro mechanical driving systems, the automation and robotizing of the technological processes
within the field of civil engineering• Research concerning machines with vibrating drive and machine dynamics• Designing and producing the geodesic propping networks. The modernization of the national geodesic network
and its inclusion in the European networks• Using the remote sensing data for obtaining information about the space• Research concerning the creation of the cadastre computerized system for locality management by the local administrators and others.
Research activityMain fields
Departments subordinatedto the Academic College:
RESEARCH CENTRESNAME OF THE CENTRE MANAGER OF THE CENTRE
STRUCTURE SAFETY AT NATURAL HAZARD ACTIONS Professor, eng. Dan-Maniu LUNGU, Ph.D.RESEARCH CENTRE FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING Professor, eng. Șerban DIMA, Ph.DRESEARCH CENTRE FOR ROADS AND AIRFIELDS Professor, eng. Constantin ROMANESCU, Ph.D.GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING CENTRE Professor, eng. Iacint MANOLIU, Ph.D.RESEARCH CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Professor, eng. Marin SANDU, Ph.D.HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING AND WATER RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION Professor, eng. Mircea ȘELĂRESCU, Ph.D.EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGICAL PROCESSES ENGINEERING Professor, eng. Nicolae Ion ZEVEDEI, Ph.D.
Department Heads:Prof. mat. Gavriil PĂLTINEANU, PhD - Department of Mathematics and InformaticsProf., physicist Mircea Beciu, Ph.D. - Department of PhysicsProf. eng. Ion ROBU, PhD - Department of Chemistry and Building MaterialsLecturer, eng. Ileana CRĂCIUN, PhD - Department of Descriptive Geometry, Technical Drawing and InfographicsProf. Steliana TOMA, PhD - Department of HumanitiesLecturer Ana Maria TITU, PhD - Department of Physical Education
Training courses organized by T.U.C.E.B. on request,for the staff with high-school or college education in various fields.
FACULTY COURSESCIVIL, INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS Building evaluation and thermo-hygro-energetic modernizationBd. Lacul Tei, nr. 122-124, sector 2, Bucharest Advanced methods of building seismic designTel. +4021.242.12.08 /ext. 118, 201 Structural system calculus for dynamic and seismic actions, based on the performance concept
New solutions for designing and executing metallic structuresNew aspects of designing and rehabilitating masonry or wood structuresModern methods of building evaluation and seismic rehabilitationManagement and marketing in civil engineeringLogistic and organizational management
HYDROTECHNICS Behaviour supervision of filling dams and hydraulic adjacent structuresBd. Lacul Tei, nr. 122-124, sector 2, Bucharest Initiation and training in geographical information systems (GIS)Tel. +4021.242.12.08 /ext. 255, 256 Determining the deposits of cinders and ashes under the action of ordinary and exceptional stresses
Land slide riskSurveying the behaviour of concrete dams and hydraulic adjacent structures
RAILWAYS, ROADS AND BRIDGES Execution and maintenance of rails and welded rail devicesBd. Lacul Tei, nr. 122-124, sector 2, Bucharest Bridge behaviour throughout time; specific degradationsTel. +4021.242.12.08 /ext. 151 Modern concepts for road administration, maintenance and exploitation
Initiation in using informational systemsComputer-assisted design of communication waysEfficient informational systems for structure calculusEfficient technologies for road building and rehabilitationTunnel maintenance, rehabilitation and rebuilding
BUILDING SERVICES Energetic auditBd Pache Protopopescu, nr. 66, sector 2, Bucharest Management, logistics and investment managementTel. +4021.252.42.80, 252.46.20 Illumination and lighting technique
Natural gas transportation, distribution and installation systemsFire-proofing for buildings and installationsQuality management in civil engineering and building servicesAtmosphere pollution measurement and controlElements of system reliability in electric and thermal applicationsElectric equipment
TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT Quality management in mechanization and metrologyCalea Plevnei, nr. 59, sector 1, Bucharest Assisted technological managementTel. +4021.315.82.00 Quality system in civil engineering and „in situ” measurement and control devices
Highly efficient equipment and technologies for road building, repair and rehabilitationHydraulic system drive and automatizationEcologic technologies and equipment for finishing works in long-lasting buildings(comfort: visual, acoustic, thermal)
GEODESY Geodetic support networks (GSN)Bd. Lacul Tei, nr. 122-124, sector 2, Bucharest Cadastre registeration information systems (CACR)Tel. +4021.242.12.08 /ext.109
Other types of courses organized by T.U.C.E.B. on request:Post-graduate training courses organized by T.U.C.E.B. for the teaching staff in the pre-academic education system
DEPARTMENT COURSESDEPARTMENT Post-graduate training courses in Technological EducationOF TEACHER TRAINING Post-graduate training courses in InformaticsBd. Lacul Tei, nr. 122-124, sector 2, Bucharest Post-graduate training courses of professional conversion –Tel. +4021.242.12.08 /ext. 235 Specialization of Technological Education – full-time instruction and long-distance studies
Post-graduate training courses in Pedagogy (Art 68 – Law of the Education System)Professional conversion at academic level in Technological Education/ Informatics(College graduates)
T.U.C.E.B. students have the opportunity to be accomodated in the hostels of the university, within the number of available rooms.They can have their meals at the university canteen.Accommodation and meals are provided in exchange for a fee established in accordance with the provisionsof the „Regulation concerning the organization of student hostels and canteens“.
Budgetary students receive a partial subvention of the accommodation fee, within the limits imposed by the Ministryof Education and Research (M.Ed.R.).T.U.C.E.B. students receive medical assistance for free at the infirmery of T.U.C.E.B.Budgetary T.U.C.E.B. students benefit from free accommodation in winter and summer camps, under the provisions establishedby the Ministry of Education and Research (M.Ed.R.) in accordance accoring to an appropriate methodology.Full-time budgetary students benefit from free public transport permits, within the limits of the M.Ed.R allowances.
Social assistance
Scholarships
International Relations
T.U.C.E.B. students may benefit from the following types of scholarships:- education scholarships- social security scholarships and other forms of incidental aid- honors scholarships- high-honors scholarships- education scholarships within the programmes of external co-operation- extra-budgetary grants
The amount of money allocated for scholarships, except for the overseas education scholarships, is established bythe Senate of T.U.C.E.B.The criteria for scholarship granting are stipulated in the „Regulation concerning scholarship granting and other formsof financial support for students and graduates from T.U.C.E.B.“The scholarship fund is made up of the amount of money allocated by M.Ed.R. from the state budget and the extra-budgetary funds (supplementary funds), which are allocated by the Senate of T.U.C.E.B.
On the basis of the Institutional Contract, concluded with the EuropeanComission, the Technical University of Civil Engineering of Bucharest has regu-
larly received funds for participating in different activities of SOCRATES-Erasmusprogrammes, the condition for using these funds being to conclude some bilateralconventions with partner universities from countries in the E.U.
At present, bilateral conventions are concluded with prestigious universi-ties from France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Great Britain, Greece, Belgium,Denmark, Holland, Austria, Sweden, Finland.
The main target of these bilateral conventions was to provide the legalframe for studentsʼ mobility at all levels: undergraduate (excepting the 1st and the2nd years of study), master and doctorate.
Among the results obtained by T.U.C.E.B. in the field of international co-operation, one should mention the foundation of the Thematic Network EUCEET -European Civil Engineering Education and Training, which includes 131 partner insti-tutions from 29 European countries:
DEPARTMENT Post-graduate training courses in pedagogy,OF TEACHER TRAINING psycho-pedagogy and teaching methodsBd. Lacul Tei, nr. 122-124, sector 2 BucharestTel./ Fax: +4021.242.71.24
Note: Those who are interested in attending the above-mentioned post-graduate training courses shall leave an application form at theDeanʼs Office of the organizing faculty. The courses start when a minimum number of application forms have gathered.
- University of Iowa, Iowa City;- University of Colorado, BoulderIn Germany:- Technische Universität Berlin;- Universität Duisburg-Essen;- Leibniz Universität Hannover;- Bundesamt für Kartographie und Geodäsie;- Technische Universität Dresden;- Technische Universität Darmstadt.- Technische Hochschule Aachen;- Universität Carlo -Wilhelmina Braunschweig;- Universität Fridericiana Karlsruhe;- Fachhochschule Oldenburg.In Italy:- Politecnico di Torino;- Universita degli Studi di Genova;- Universita degli Studi di Napoli;- Universita degli Studi di Firenze;- Universita degli Studi di Brescia- ISMES Bergamo.In Belgium:- Université de Liège;- University of Ghent;- Université de Mons;- Vrije Universiteit Brussels;- Université Catholique de Louvain;In the Netherlands:- Delft Technical University;- Twente University, Enschede;- Eindhoven University of TechnologyIn Denmark:- Technical University of Denmark;- Aarlborg University;- The Engineering College Odense;- Institute for Geodesy and Cadastre, Copenhagen;- Vitus Bering International.In Finland:- Tampere Politechnic University;- University of Jyvaskyla.In Sweden:- Chalmers University of Technology, GöteborgIn Portugal:- Instituto Superior Tecnico, Lisboa;- Instituto Superior Tecnico, Setubal;- Universidade do Porto;- Universidade Nova de Lisboa;- Instituto Politecnicode Viseu- Laboratorio Nacional de Engenharia Civil Lisboa.In Austria:- Technische Universität Wien;- University of Salzburg;- Technische Universität Graz.In the Republic of Moldova:- Technical University ChisinauIn Serbia:- University of Nish;- University „S. Markovici”, Kraguevac.
In France:- Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, Paris;- Ecole des Mines, Paris;- Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris;- Université Paris 7-Denis Diderot;- Université de Savoie, Chambery;- Institut Nat. des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon;- Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1;- Ecole Nat. des Travaux Publics de lʼEtat Lyon;- Institut Nat. des Sciences Appliquées de Rennes;- Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse;- Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble;- Université Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg;- Université Montpellier II;- Université de la Rochelle;- Université de Nantes;- Université Joseph Fourier Grenoble 1;- Université de Rennes;- Université de Rouen- Université de Valenciennes- Université Henri Poincaré, Nancy- Ecole Nationale de Sciences Géographiques Paris- Laboratoire Central des Ponts et Chaussées, ParisIn the United Kingdom:- City University, London;- Imperial College, London;- South Bank University, London;- University of Greenwich, London;- University of Sheffield;- University of Manchester;- University of Central Lancashire;- Darlington College;- Leeds University;- University of Surrey, Guildford;- University of Strathclyde, Glasgow;In Spain:- Universidad Politecnica, Madrid;- Universidad Politecnica de Catalunya, Barcelona;- Universidad Politecnica de Valencia;- Universidad de Cantabria, Santander;- Universidad de Girona;- CEDEX Madrid.In Switzerland:- ETH Zürich;- EPF Lausanne.In Greece:- National Technical University, Athens;- Aristotle University, Thessaloniki;- University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki;- University of Patras.In Russia:- MISI - Civil Engineering Institute of MoscowIn U.S.A.:- University of Texas at Austin;- Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore;- Northwestern University, Evanston;
educates civil engineers for the activity of designing, researching andexecuting civil, socio-cultural, industrial and agro-zootechnical buil-dings. By the specializations „Urban Engineering and RegionalDevelopment“ and „Economic Engineering“, FCIAB educates spe-cialists able to sort out the problems arisen as a consequence ofsocial development: urbanization level increase and long-lastingdesign of localities.
Specialization: Civil, Industrial and Agricultural BuildingsIt educates civil engineers for conceiving, designing, executing and
maintaining all building categories (residences, schools, hospitals, administrativeand cultural buildings, sports centers, touristic buildings, offices, performancehalls, industrial and agro-zootechnical plants, warehouses, car-parks etc.), as wellas industrial buildings (funnels, water towers, cooling towers, silos, bunkers,reservoirs, trestles etc.). Students also acquire theoretical and practical know-ledge concerning the compliance with thermo-hydro-energetic and acoustic regu-lations, different interventions on the existing buildings (consolidation, refunctio-nalization, rehabilitation etc.), which aim at improving their mechanical and ther-mo-energetic performances.
Specialization - „Urban Engineering and Regional Development”It educates specialists able to ensure cooperation at a local, regional or
national level between the public and the private sector for the complex – inter-and pluri-disciplinary – process of building and administrating the territorial units– both the urban and the rural ones. The graduates from this specialization, hav-ing strong knowledge in the field of technical-urban planning infrastructure and ofthe existing buildings within the urban and rural areas can be employed in fieldslike local and central public administration, design and execution in civil engi-neering, urban engineering and land management, investment, mortgage, creditand transaction banking sector.
Specialization - „Ecomomic Engineering”It educates engineers for the field of building management, technical-
economic documentations, marketing, human resources and business communi-cation, cost engineering, estate evaluations, investment project management.This complex training allows the graduates to easily adapt to any business environ-ment.
THE FACULTY OF CIVIL, INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS (FCIAB)
Specializations for graduate studies/master programmes organized by FCIAB:• Building Structure Engineering• Special Technologies for Buildings• Geotechnical Engineering• Building ManagementIn the future, the master programmes will also include the following specia-lizations:• Construction Engineering• Seismic Engineering• Structural Engineering• Applied Informatics for Civil Engineering and Advanced Calculus Methods• Urban Engineering and Regional Development• Technological Engineering• Project Management in Civil Engineering• Investment Management
Post-graduate training courses organized by FCIAB:• New solutions for designing and executing metal structures• Training courses for the candidates at the exam of energetic auditors• Management – Microsoft Office usage• Advanced methods of anti-seismic design• Structure dynamics and seismic engineering• Post-seismic investigation of buildings• Building management
The graduates from FCIAB can continue their professional training byattending the graduate studies and doctorate programmes provided by T.U.C.E.B.
Main laboratories of FCIAB:The laboratory of metallic structuresis licensed as a first-degree national laboratory fordestructive and non-destructive tests on elementsof metallic structures at natural scale, with modelsand test tubes, concrete, reinforced concrete andwooden elements.
In the Concrete laboratory,steel bars and concretes are dynamically and sta-tically tested against stretching, compression andbending, using small-sized test tubes.
The Laboratory of the National Centre forSeismic Engineering and Vibrationsis licensed to carry out instrumental investigationsof the dynamic type, in order to establish thephysico-mechanical features of materials. Itincludes:• the mobile laboratory for experimental/instru-mental investigations• the laboratory of structure dynamics and seismicengineering
Laboratory of structural testsis conceived for simulating the effect of the seis-mic action on the structural elements and sub-assemblies, being the second in Europe from thetesting capacity point of view; it is similar to theone from The Research Institute in Tsukuba,Japan.
Computer laboratoryis used for teaching purposes, being provided withcomputers from the latest generation, connectedto the Intranet and the Internet.
Employment opportunities after graduation:It is significant that the number of graduates fromFCIAB required by the engineering companies isso large that it can hardly cover the whole job mar-ket in the field.
FACULTY OF HYDROTECHNICS
Specialization: Hydrotechnical Works and StructuresIt aims at training specialists for designing, researching and executing
hydrotechnical works on the Romanian water flows and seashore. The mainworks or activities in this field are:
• sluicing works for creating storage lakes, in order to provide water for: urbanand rural centers, industrial units, hydroenergetics, agriculture, irrigations,zooculture, pisciculture, water transport, leisure activities and sports;• sluicing works, combined with embankments and water management works, inorder to protect the population and the goods against floods;• fluvial and maritime harbour arrangement;• coast and protection works on the Romanian seashore;• hydological forecasts and water resources management plan;• hazard management (floods, earthquakes, earth flows).
Specialization: Environmental EngineeringThis specialization aims at training specialists in the protection of the 3
environmental factors (water, air and soil). Students shall be instructed in the fol-lowing directions:
• monitoring the quality of environmental factors;• identifying the sources of environmental pollution;• assessing the impact on the environment;• analysing the evolution of the environmental factors on the basis
of mathematical simulation;• elaborating and licensing projects for environmental protection;• elaborating solutions for rectifying the polluted environmental factors;• making decisions and adopting solutions in case of accidental pollution;• elaborating documentations for environmental notifications;• elaborating quality management systems for environmental factors;• protecting against the natural calamities in general and against floods
in particular;• using specific software;• elaborating mathematical models and computer programmes
for environmental protection;• water resources management;• hydrological forecasts;• geographical information systems (GIS);• support-systems for decision making (SSDM).
Specialization: Sanitary Engineering and Environmental ProtectionThe existence of any type of organized human activity implies solving the following problems, which otherwise might
severely jeopardize the life of a community:
• quality water supply for residential and industrial purposes;• waste water sewage and regeneration up to a level that will not affect the quality of river, lake, underground or sea water;• safe and sanitary rain water disposal;• solid waste disposal and conditioning, recovery of the usable parts and rapid reintegration of the unusable parts into nature;• hydrotechnical and urban network management in localities, industry etc.
Specialization: Automatics and informatics in civil engineering• provides specific competences for designing and running automatic systems,
geospatial data systems and computer networks in civil engineering• educates specialist engineers in domotics and imotics,
as well as in geospatial data processing.
The graduates from the Faculty of Hydrotechnics can continuetheir instruction within the specializations of post-graduate studies anddoctorate.
Post-graduate specializationsat the Faculty of Hydrotechnics
Post-graduate studies: Environmental EngineeringMaster studies: Water Resources Integrated Monitoring
Refresher and training courses:• Geographical information systems (GIS);• Non-structural steps of flood management;• Deposit stability for cinders and ashes• Hydraulic work surveillance• Specialized training in environmental protection
The following laboratories of the Faculty ofHydrotechnics can be mentioned: the Laboratory of Hydraulics,the Laboratory of Geo-technics and Foundations and the 4computer laboratories, which are nationally acknowledged.
educates civil engineers for design, research, execution andconsulting in transport activities (roads, bridges and rail-roads).
Specialization – Railways, Roads and BridgesIt offers students the opportunity to acquire the necessary theoretical
knowledge and practical abilities in the field of transport infrastructure. The gra-duates can successfully perform both within design and research companiesand in consulting or execution activities.
Specialization - Infrastructure of metropolitan transports,recently accredited, it educates specialists in the field of transport infrastructure in big urbancenters. The students acquire the necessary competences for performing design, researchand execution activities at the highest standards.
FACULTY OF RAILWAYS, ROADS AND BRIDGES (FRRB)
Graduate/master specializations at theFaculty of Railways, Roads and Bridges• Highway and airport engineering• Art work engineering
Refresher and training courses organized by theFaculty of Railways, Roads and Bridges:• Modern technologies of inspecting, rehabilitating and maintaining roads, railways and art works
Laboratory of roadsis certified as a 2nd degree national laboratory for tests on road materials.
Laboratory of railwaysis designed for teaching activities in this field, such as lectures and seminars.
The graduates from the Faculty of Railways, Roads and Bridges cancontinue their instruction within the specializations of graduate studies and doc-torate provided by T.U.C.E.B.
Employment opportunities after graduation:Even before graduation, most of the students from FRRB sign contracts of co-operation with companies specialized in design, executionand consulting in the field. After graduation, they are employed by these companies, the number of graduates from FRRB required bythe engineering companies being so large that it can hardly cover the whole job market in the field.
The profession of a building services engineer – tradition, present and future.In the field of Building Services, within the fundamental field of civil engineering, the Faculty of
Building Services provides two accredited specializations, namely Building Services for CivilEngineering (since 1949) and Installations and Equipment for Atmosphere Protection (since 1990).Since 1994, the specialization of Building Services for Civil Engineering has also provided full-timeinstruction in French, by co-opera-ting with the Department of Civil Engineering in Foreign Languagesand Communication from T.U.C.E.B.
The engineer of building services is trained for interesting activities that are and will always be necessaryeverywhere. Buildings are, indeed, made for people, to be inhabited, visited or used as working spaces. Buildingservices provide the inhabitants or visitors with the necessary comfort, safety and facilities. Comfort implies ma-king heating installations, ventilation and air conditioning systems, water supply, waste water treatment, natural gassupply, electrical and lighting systems, acoustic systems, automations and energy saving systems. Safety meansfire-proofing, alarm and warning systems, video surveillance etc. Facilities mean lifts, elevators, telephony, compu-ter networks etc. Thus, for training the engineer of building services, besides the fundamental subjects, such asmathematics, physics, chemistry, drawing, computer science etc., formative subjects in the technical, hydraulic andelectrical field are necessary. By studying these subjects, they acquire the basic knowledge for the specific subjectssuch as Heating Installations, Thermal Networks, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Systems, RefrigerationInstallations, Sanitary and Gas Installations, Electrical Installations, Lighting Systems, Automations etc. The spec-tacular technical evolution, the scientific progresses in the field of building services and, generally speaking, in thefield of civil engineering, by means of new equipment, materials and technologies require permanent adjustment ofthe curricula to these major changes. All these are applicable – with some complementary and differentiating ele-ments – to the specialization of Installations and Equipment for Atmosphere Protection as well; in addition to the spe-cific competences for the field of Building services, this specialization offers the necessary competences to the engi-neers who are going to work in the field of air protection and depollution.
FACULTY OF BUILDING SERVICES
The development of the field, together with the goodtraining offered to the engineer of building services at the level ofdegree programmes, has led to an increasing demand of gradu-ates from the employersʼ part. At present, the students and gra-duates from the Faculty of Building Services are monitored bydifferent companies and the salaries they are offered are moti-vating. Moreover, this profession allows running oneʼs own com-pany, as managerial competences are very well developed in thisfaculty.
Getting study credits, transferable at the Europeanlevel by the E.C.T.S. system, according to the legislation in forceat the moment, allows acquiring the general competences thathigher education offers and the specific ones, in compliance withthe requirements of each field and specialization.
The specific competences offer the premises for developing the activity of an engineer of buildingservices in various fields, as well as for continuing the academic studies by graduate programmes, such asMaster and doctorate.
Design: technical-economic study elaboration for investment founding, technical-eco-nomic documentation elaboration; technical and executional project elaboration for allthe categories of building services.
Execution: technical documentation analysis, scheduling and managing theinstallation works; applying the specific norms of labour safety and fire prevention;aiming at work completion; elaborating the necessary technical documentation forwriting the Building Card.
Marketing: technical-economic comparative analysis of alternative solutionsto make and equip the installation systems; knowing and presenting the techni-cal-functional characteristics of the materials and equipment used in buildingservices.
Management: energetic planning study elaboration; monitoringutility network operation and exploitation; other management posi-tions that require specific training.
Exploitation: work reception; functional check; establishing and exe-cuting the necessary adjustements for complying with the designed para-meters; revision and execution of maintenance works and runningrepairs; installation energetic management.
The graduates from the Faculty of Building Services can continue their instruction withinthe specializations of graduate studies and doctorate provided by T.U.C.E.B.
Graduate/master specializations:Length: a year and a half. Degree awarded: Master of Science Degree.Doctorate programmes:Enrollment requirement: Master of Science Degree. Degree awarded: Ph.D. in civil engineering.
For the Master of Science Degree,the faculty offers two specializations, namely:Technological equipment for civil engineeringand Technological resources engineeringand management.
Specialization of Technological equipment for civil engineering educates concep-tion, production and exploitation engineers for machines, gear and equipment used in construction-assembly, mechanization works in civil and industrial engineering and communication ways, machinesand installations for exploiting and manufacturing prefabricated materials and elements for civil engi-neering.
Specialization of Technological resourcesengineering and management was introduced in 1990,due to the demand of specialists in this field and aims at trainingengineers capable of conceiving and managing complex processesand technologies of construction-assembly, ensuring the bestexploitation of the machines and equipment used in civil engine-ering. Besides fundamental knowledge, this specialization providesknowledge in the field of civil and mechanical engineering, mecha-nized execution technologies for civil engineering works, communi-cation ways and bridges, as well as technological resources gene-ral management in civil engineering.
The graduates from this faculty work both in the sectors ofconceiving and manufacturing mechanical equipment and in thebuilding activity (sites, building materials companies, maintenance,exploitation and repair units, companies that lend or sell mechanicalequipment, company representatives etc.). The multi-disciplinaryinstruction gives the graduates the opportunity to adapt and toapproach various tasks in the field, leading to their rapid absorptionon the job market. The graduates from the Faculty of MechanicalEngineering can continue their instruction within the specializationsof graduate studies and doctorate provided by T.U.C.E.B.
FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT
Graduate/ master specializations:• Dynamics of construction machines• Automatization and robotization of technological construction processes• Production engineering of technological equipment• Recovering and recycling engineering for building materialsIn the future, the master specializations will also include:• Mechanical system design• Automatization and robotization of technological construction processes• Technological equipment production• Technological resources management in civil engineering.
Graduation courses organizedby the faculty:• Quality management in mechanizationand metrology• Assisted technological management• Quality system in civil engineeringand „in situ“ measurementand control devices• Highly efficient equipmentand technologies for road building,repair and rehabilitation• Hydraulic system driveand automatization• Ecologic technologiesand equipment for finishesin long-lasting buildings
The main laboratories of the faculty:Laboratory of Hydraulic and Pneumatic Drivesis designed for teaching and research activities, being provided withFESTO demonstrative stands and hydraulic measurement kits,hydraulic pumping groups.Laboratory of Lifting Machinesis furnished with stands and the necessary devices for carrying out theteaching and research activity in the field.Laboratory of Manufacturing Technologyand Machine-toolsis furnished with the main types of machine-tools and S.D.V.s in the sub-sidy of machine and equipment manufacturing enterprises and isdesigned for studying the above mentioned subjects and the executiontechnologies for the components of the mechanical systems.Laboratory of Tribology and Maintenancemakes durability and performance tests on industrial oil and tests foridentifying the optimal couples and the lubricant material for different tri-bological couples.Laboratory of Tolerances and Dimensional Controlis furnished with the main devices to measure and control manufactu-ring accuracy and mechanical measures.Laboratory of Resource Engineering andManagement is designed for studying the problems related toresource allocation, technological equipment selection and machinesystem conception, based on technical and economic criteria.Laboratory of Material Studyis furnished with devices for experimentally determining the metalo-graphic structure of the metal material properties.Laboratory of Electrotechnicsis furnished with stands and specific devices for research in the field ofelectric drive and automation for equipment.Computer Laboratory,used for teaching purposes, includes two computer rooms with newgeneration computers, linked to the Intranet and the Internet.
FACULTY OF GEODESY
Degree programmes – 8 semestersSpecialization: Land Surveying and cadastreMaster programmes – 3 semestersSpecializations: GeoinformaticsGeographic information systemsThree-dimensional systems of measurement and positioningPhotogrammetry technologies
Doctorate programmes – 2 modules:Graduate academic education programme – 2 semestersResearch programme – 4 semestersDoctorate – Civil engineering, with the specializations:Surveying and cadastreGeodesy, cartography, photogrammetry and remote sensing
Graduate training programmes – 2 directions:Geodetic support networksInformation systems for cadastre record
The faculty educates highly qualified spe-cialists for the following fields:
Geodesy• Geodetic networks (1D, 2D, 3D)• Crust movements• Local determinations of the geoid• Static positioning• Kinematical positioning• Geodetic gravimmetry
• The first permanent GPS station in Romania hasbeen installed at the Faculty of Geodesy. The stationprovides, at regular intervals, satellite data for EUREF(European Reference Fram) and IGS (InternationalGPS Service for Geodynamics). By complying withthe standards imposed by EUREF and IGS, Romaniahas been integrated in a major applicative andresearch filed, both in Europe and in the whole world.At the national level, the data from the permanentGPS station are used espe-cially for execution andcheck works of the geodetic and surveying networks,for cadastre, photogrammetrical marking, construc-tion deformation surveillance, GIS.
Engineering surveying• Support and tracing network design for building purposes• Tracing and positioning• Building process guidance and management• Construction control and work reception• Construction and installation surveillance and land behaviour surveillance;analysis of the condition and safety of the buildings in exploitation, combiningthe results obtained from measurements with a priori static models and cal-culations.• Using modern measurement techniques in architecture, archaeology,restoration of monuments and historical sites• Industrial robotics. Identifying the parameters of the industrial robots.
General cadastreand cadastral computer systems• Execution/ check of the works in the field;• Territorial computer systems based on digital maps for impro-ving activities in the public administration;• Geographic information system for organizing data banks of theestate and urban cadastre, urban planning and land manage-ment (SICUAT - AMTRANS);• Index cadastral plan, using the existing ortho-photo-plans andcartographical materials;• Introducing the computer system specific for the estate andurban fund and organizing the urban data banks;• Cadastral technical documentations for re-establishing the pro-perty right on fields and allotment plans;
Cartography• Studying the properties of different projections and the possibility toput them into practice;• Programme development and usage for cartographical projec-tions;• Elaborating transformation methods for various projections• Cartography using various equipment(computers, peripheral components);• Digital map drawing;Automatic drawing of the map editing originals;
Photogrammetryand remote sensing• Digital map drawing• Thematical map drawing,based on aerial and satellite images
• Ortho-photo-plans;• Land digital and altimetric models;• Using three-dimensional modelsin architectural photogrammetry;• Environmental change monitoring;• Urban area monitoring.
Field: Civil engineeringSpecialization: Civil engineering(with full instruction in English or French)• length of study: 4 years.• full-time instruction in English or French• It provides fundamental knowledge, general technical and specific knowledgeand economic knowledge.• It educates engineers for designing, researching, executing and consulting incivil engineering.• It offers study stages abroad, duration of 1-2 semesters• It transfers the results obtained during the stage abroad by the E.C.T.S. sys-tem.• It creates employment opportunities within companies in Romania or abroad.• In the last three semesters, curriculum provides in depth studies in the areaof civil engineering: structural engineering, hydrotechnics and environmentalengineering, transport engineering, management engineering.
Field: Building ServicesSpecialization: Building services in civil engineering(with full instruction in French).• length of study: 4 years.• full-time instruction with full instruction in French.• It provides fundamental knowledge, general technical and specific knowledgeand economic knowledge.It educates engineers with specific competences for designing, executing and
exploiting heating installations, thermal networks, ventilation and air conditio-ning systems, refrigeration installations, sanitary and gas installations, electricalinstallations, lighting systems, automations.• It offers study stages abroad, with duration of 1-2 semesters, with the possibi-lity to transfer the results obtained during the stage abroad by the E.C.T.S. sys-tem.• In 2001 the Technical University of Civil Engineering of Bucharest reached a Double-Diploma agreement with Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, Paris, the oldestEuropean higher education institution in the field of civil engineering (founded in 1747).
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES
DEPARTMENT OF DOCTORAL STUDIES• General field: Engineering Sciences• Doctoral fields: 6, with 24 specializations:- Civil Engineering (16 specializations)- Geodesy Engineering (1 specialization)- Mechanical Engineering (3 specialization)- Electrical Engineering (2 specialization)- Industrial Engineering (1 specialization)- Engineering and Management (1 specialization)(see also Doctoral Programmes)
• 3 years doctorat studies (according to Bologna processus)- The first year: advanced universitary studies (60 ETCS)- The second and the third year: scientifical reseach programme(3 reports – 120 ETCS) + thesis
• 80 advisor professors of the doctoral studies for all doctoral fields• More then 800 doctoral students in 2008/2009 universitary.year
Psycho-pedagogical training and teaching methods:• Post-graduate courses - students from T.U.C.E.B.;• Post-graduate courses - graduates from higher education institutionsSpecialization in Technological Education:• Post-graduate training courses for specialization (4 sem., full-time);• Post-graduate training courses of professional conversion (4 sem., full-time, long-distance);• Professional conversion at academic level (4 sem., full-time).Specialization in Informatics:• Post-graduate training courses for specialization (4 sem., full-time);• Post-graduate training courses of professional conversion (4 sem., full-time, long-distance);• Professional conversion at academic level (4 sem., full-time).Post-graduate courses of continual training:The didactics of Technological Education, Techniques of learning by co-operation andcreativity stimulation, Computer-assisted design, Family economics and entrepreneurialeducation, Knowledge management.Preparation, organization and development of the examsfor obtaining the confirmation exam and the teaching degrees forthe following specializations:Civil, industrial and agricultural engineering, Hydrotechnics, Railways, roads and
bridges, Building services, Geodesy and cadastre, Mechanical engineering, Sanitaryengineering, Technological education.Computer laboratory - provided with computers from the latest generation, connectedto the Intranet and the Internet.Specialized classrooms for teaching and pedagogical activities -provided with book stocks, curriculum and school policy documents, modern teachingequipment, portfolios, teaching and managerial projects.The information and consulting centre for teaching activities -is available for students and graduates who want to get informed and trained in the field,with a view to approaching a teaching career.
DEPARTMENT OF TEACHER TRAINING (D.T.T.)The Department of Teacher Training (D.T.T.) provides degree programmes and
post-graduate courses of initial and continuous training for the academic career, psycho-pedagogical consulting and teaching methods concerning the professional developmentfor students and teachers, initiates and carries out scientific research activities in the fieldand supports the pedagogical training of the teaching staff in the university;
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND COMMUNICATIONField of Studies: Applied Modern LanguagesSpecialization: Translation and Interpretation• Graduate studies with a duration of 3 years• Specialization in English as main language, and French or German as secondary lan-guages• Solid training in the field of translation and interpretation• Linguistic skills (English/French or English/German) specific to the technical, scien-tific and economic fields• Teaching staff specialized in modern teaching methods, also professional translatorsor holding a second degree in engineering• 6 language labs, two of them multimedia labs, with 13 computers each, running spe-cialized software for foreign language teaching and internet access.
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