Welcome
A University is a house of knowledge. It welcomes you, as Romanians have been doing from time immemorial, with “bread and salt”, because it is Romanian, and the Romanian people loves its traditions.
It is a city of Sciences in law and economy. It is a realm of Arts in choreography and literature.
Its bears the name of its founder, Gheorghe Cristea.
The Romanian University of Sciences and Arts “Gheorghe Cristea” warmly greets you all!
Rector
Prof.dr.ing. Lidia Cristea
Date of birth: 03.06.1953
Education and Schools:
University school - Chemical Engineering in the Polytechnic University (BA)
Ph. D. in the branch of technical science;
Ph. D. in the branch of economical science.
Qualifications:
Professor in the Nonferrous Metallic Department in the Polytechnic University of
Bucharest and ‘’ Gh. Cristea’’ University of Bucharest;
Summer courses in Spain, 1996, July: “Emergency between Laws, Economics, Politics and Culture”; Certificate from the Romanian Center of Preparation in Informatics;
Training in the Management of Human Resources;
Training in the Management of business;
Training in the Management of the education;
Training in Quality management.-of SRAC, EQNet.
Work experience:
Technical and research activities (80 contracts, 2 inventions);
Elaborating and publishing of scientific working (28 books);
Scientific Work - 286 articles from the material and engineering science, economical or education branch, 173 articles presented in International Conferences, 51 articles presented in National Conferences and 62 articles presented in special review.
The Romanian University of Sciences and Arts “Gheorghe Cristea”; founded in 1990, is a member of Fédération Européene des Écoles, certifying by a European diploma knowledge in European culture and civilization, European languages,
Communication, etc.
The European Credit Transfer System and Diploma Supplement – ECTS (Bologna Declaration) implemented within the University has given the curricula flexibility and modularity, in line with the requirements of European quality (Berlin Conference).
The University promotes at multiple levels the principles asserted in the Bologna Chart and in the other documents substantiating the European Area of Higher Education and Scientific Research: promotion of mobility, development of evaluation and accreditation, implementation of common courses, promotion of a European dimension in the educational process, extending the social dimension of higher education, improvement on the attractiveness of the high education system, development of continuing education, interaction of education and research.
The University is a member of the Rectors’ National Council of Romania (CNR), of the Danube Rectors’ Conference (DRC) and of the Balkan Rectors’ Conference, as well as of Centro Interuniversitario per la Ricerca e la Cooperazione con l'Europa Orientale e Sud-orientale (CIRCEOS). The University concluded bilateral agreements of scientific and educational co-operation with educational and research establishments from 15 countries.
Scientific co-operation is also apparent at the level of the centres of scientific research functioning under the aegis of the University:
The Centre of International Relations, Studies and Conferences (CRISC)
The Danube Linguistic Centre (DLC)
The Danube Environmental Education Centre (DEEC)
The Centre of Foreign Languages (CLS)
The scientific co-operation with other universities and research centres is a priority for the Romanian University of Sciences and Arts “Gheorghe Cristea”. The scientific events organized by the University are attended by teachers and researchers from other countries:
International symposium Alternative Economic Strategies
International symposium of philology and social communication UNIVERSALIA
International symposium of juridical sciences Juridica
Among the reviews published under the auspices of the University are some edited in foreign languages: Euroglob, UNIVERSALIA, Danube River – Environment and Education.
ERASMUS
The Romanian University of Sciences and Arts “Gheorghe Cristea” of Bucharest, Romania proposes to include in its strategy a few fundamental objectives, related to the implementation of the principles of the Erasmus University Chart, and also to some older concerns of the University, resulting from its adhesion to the Bologna Chart and to other documents of European university policy: adoption of a European transferable credits system, promotion of staff and students’ mobility, development of evaluation and accreditation, implementation of common courses, promotion of a European dimension in the educational process, extending the social dimension of higher education, improvement on the attractiveness of the high education system, development of continuing education, interaction of education and research – the final objective being that of creating a European university area, and, at the same time, a European university conscience, which leads, implicitly, to the creation of some values of European culture and civilization. The University will disseminate the principles of the Erasmus University Chart and of the Erasmus Policy Statement, by the following actions related to the implementation of the Erasmus Programme:
1. Debates within the academic community on the Erasmus University Chart and the Erasmus Policy Statement;
2. Organizing a workshop for the University’s students, which should have as guests representatives of the National Agency for Community Programmes in the Field of Education and Continuing Learning;
3. Organizing a section within the framework of the Alternative Economic Strategies Symposium, dedicated to the European education programmes and strategies, especially to the Erasmus Programme;
4. Publishing on the University’s website the Erasmus University Chart, the Erasmus Policy Statement, the data related to the acquisition of Mobilipass, as well as the steps taken by the University in support of their implementation;
5. Achievement of advertising materials to promote the Erasmus documents: posters put up at the University headquarters and at the study centres outside Bucharest, visible for undergraduates and master degree students, and a brochure presenting the Programme (possibly created within a students’ contest or as seminar projects for the students specializing in Social Communication and Public Relations);
6. Including, in the University’s research plan, some research themes achieved in co-operation with other universities from the European area, aiming at conceiving common courses for the universities of a certain region (for instance, the Balkan area) and pan- European university courses on economic, juridical, linguistic, historical, etc. issues.
Special interest will be given to actions of fighting discrimination (gender equality, integration of disabled students and staff, enhancement of social and economic cohesion, fighting xenophobic and racist prejudice and attitudes), starting from the premise that discrimination opposes all the principles of democracy. The steps that the University proposes to take along these lines include:
1. Elaborating a Code of fighting discrimination, based on a statement of principles on discrimination, whose constituent parts are consistent with the defining documents of the University;
2. Organizing a special section within the annual Symposium Alternative Economic Strategies (November 2007) and within the annual Symposium Juridica (June 2007) concerning the issues raised by discrimination and its combating in today’s world, in the European space, and especially in Romania;
3. Including in the university curricula (Law, Social Communication) some courses or course chapters relating to aspects of discrimination and its combating;
4. Promoting the Code of fighting discrimination on the University’s website;
5. Grants given to Romanian students;
6. Achievement of advertising materials raising awareness to the problems of discrimination (following a contest or as seminar projects of students specializing in Social Communication and Public Relations).
A University is a house of knowledge. It welcomes you, as Romanians have been doing from time immemorial, with “bread and salt”, because it is Romanian, and the Romanian people loves its traditions.
It is a city of Sciences in law and economy. It is a realm of Arts in choreography and literature.
Its bears the name of its founder, Gheorghe Cristea.
The Romanian University of Sciences and Arts “Gheorghe Cristea” warmly greets you all!
Rector
Prof.dr.ing. Lidia Cristea
Date of birth: 03.06.1953
Education and Schools:
University school - Chemical Engineering in the Polytechnic University (BA)
Ph. D. in the branch of technical science;
Ph. D. in the branch of economical science.
Qualifications:
Professor in the Nonferrous Metallic Department in the Polytechnic University of
Bucharest and ‘’ Gh. Cristea’’ University of Bucharest;
Summer courses in Spain, 1996, July: “Emergency between Laws, Economics, Politics and Culture”; Certificate from the Romanian Center of Preparation in Informatics;
Training in the Management of Human Resources;
Training in the Management of business;
Training in the Management of the education;
Training in Quality management.-of SRAC, EQNet.
Work experience:
Technical and research activities (80 contracts, 2 inventions);
Elaborating and publishing of scientific working (28 books);
Scientific Work - 286 articles from the material and engineering science, economical or education branch, 173 articles presented in International Conferences, 51 articles presented in National Conferences and 62 articles presented in special review.
The Romanian University of Sciences and Arts “Gheorghe Cristea”; founded in 1990, is a member of Fédération Européene des Écoles, certifying by a European diploma knowledge in European culture and civilization, European languages,
Communication, etc.
The European Credit Transfer System and Diploma Supplement – ECTS (Bologna Declaration) implemented within the University has given the curricula flexibility and modularity, in line with the requirements of European quality (Berlin Conference).
The University promotes at multiple levels the principles asserted in the Bologna Chart and in the other documents substantiating the European Area of Higher Education and Scientific Research: promotion of mobility, development of evaluation and accreditation, implementation of common courses, promotion of a European dimension in the educational process, extending the social dimension of higher education, improvement on the attractiveness of the high education system, development of continuing education, interaction of education and research.
The University is a member of the Rectors’ National Council of Romania (CNR), of the Danube Rectors’ Conference (DRC) and of the Balkan Rectors’ Conference, as well as of Centro Interuniversitario per la Ricerca e la Cooperazione con l'Europa Orientale e Sud-orientale (CIRCEOS). The University concluded bilateral agreements of scientific and educational co-operation with educational and research establishments from 15 countries.
Scientific co-operation is also apparent at the level of the centres of scientific research functioning under the aegis of the University:
The Centre of International Relations, Studies and Conferences (CRISC)
The Danube Linguistic Centre (DLC)
The Danube Environmental Education Centre (DEEC)
The Centre of Foreign Languages (CLS)
The scientific co-operation with other universities and research centres is a priority for the Romanian University of Sciences and Arts “Gheorghe Cristea”. The scientific events organized by the University are attended by teachers and researchers from other countries:
International symposium Alternative Economic Strategies
International symposium of philology and social communication UNIVERSALIA
International symposium of juridical sciences Juridica
Among the reviews published under the auspices of the University are some edited in foreign languages: Euroglob, UNIVERSALIA, Danube River – Environment and Education.
ERASMUS
The Romanian University of Sciences and Arts “Gheorghe Cristea” of Bucharest, Romania proposes to include in its strategy a few fundamental objectives, related to the implementation of the principles of the Erasmus University Chart, and also to some older concerns of the University, resulting from its adhesion to the Bologna Chart and to other documents of European university policy: adoption of a European transferable credits system, promotion of staff and students’ mobility, development of evaluation and accreditation, implementation of common courses, promotion of a European dimension in the educational process, extending the social dimension of higher education, improvement on the attractiveness of the high education system, development of continuing education, interaction of education and research – the final objective being that of creating a European university area, and, at the same time, a European university conscience, which leads, implicitly, to the creation of some values of European culture and civilization. The University will disseminate the principles of the Erasmus University Chart and of the Erasmus Policy Statement, by the following actions related to the implementation of the Erasmus Programme:
1. Debates within the academic community on the Erasmus University Chart and the Erasmus Policy Statement;
2. Organizing a workshop for the University’s students, which should have as guests representatives of the National Agency for Community Programmes in the Field of Education and Continuing Learning;
3. Organizing a section within the framework of the Alternative Economic Strategies Symposium, dedicated to the European education programmes and strategies, especially to the Erasmus Programme;
4. Publishing on the University’s website the Erasmus University Chart, the Erasmus Policy Statement, the data related to the acquisition of Mobilipass, as well as the steps taken by the University in support of their implementation;
5. Achievement of advertising materials to promote the Erasmus documents: posters put up at the University headquarters and at the study centres outside Bucharest, visible for undergraduates and master degree students, and a brochure presenting the Programme (possibly created within a students’ contest or as seminar projects for the students specializing in Social Communication and Public Relations);
6. Including, in the University’s research plan, some research themes achieved in co-operation with other universities from the European area, aiming at conceiving common courses for the universities of a certain region (for instance, the Balkan area) and pan- European university courses on economic, juridical, linguistic, historical, etc. issues.
Special interest will be given to actions of fighting discrimination (gender equality, integration of disabled students and staff, enhancement of social and economic cohesion, fighting xenophobic and racist prejudice and attitudes), starting from the premise that discrimination opposes all the principles of democracy. The steps that the University proposes to take along these lines include:
1. Elaborating a Code of fighting discrimination, based on a statement of principles on discrimination, whose constituent parts are consistent with the defining documents of the University;
2. Organizing a special section within the annual Symposium Alternative Economic Strategies (November 2007) and within the annual Symposium Juridica (June 2007) concerning the issues raised by discrimination and its combating in today’s world, in the European space, and especially in Romania;
3. Including in the university curricula (Law, Social Communication) some courses or course chapters relating to aspects of discrimination and its combating;
4. Promoting the Code of fighting discrimination on the University’s website;
5. Grants given to Romanian students;
6. Achievement of advertising materials raising awareness to the problems of discrimination (following a contest or as seminar projects of students specializing in Social Communication and Public Relations).