West University of Timisoara Faculty of Arts and Design
| Universitatea de Vest din Timișoara | |
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| Latin: Universitas Occidentalis Timisiensis[1] | |
| Former names | Pedagogical Found (1948–1962) University of Timișoara (1962–1994) |
|---|---|
| Motto | Become your best! [ii] |
| Type | Public |
| Established | 30 December 1944 (1944-12-30) |
| Academic affiliations | Agence universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF) European Academy Association (EUA) International Association of Universities (IAU) |
| Rector | Marilen Pirtea |
| Academic staff | 888 (2018)[3] |
| Undergraduates | 10,736 (2019)[3] |
| Postgraduates | 3,493 (2019)[3] |
| Doctoral students | 575 (2019)[three] |
| Address | 4 Vasile Pârvan Boulevard ,Timișoara Romania 45°44′49″Northward 21°13′52″E / 45.74694°N 21.23111°E / 45.74694; 21.23111 Coordinates: 45°44′49″N 21°13′52″E / 45.74694°N 21.23111°E / 45.74694; 21.23111 |
| Campus | Urban |
| Colors | Xanthous and bluish[1] |
| Website | uvt |
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The Due west Academy of Timișoara (Romanaian: Universitatea de Belong din Timișoara; abbreviated UVT) is a public higher education institution located in Timișoara. Classified past the Ministry of National Education as a university of education and scientific research,[4] UVT is one of the nine members of the Universitaria Consortium (the group of Romanian elite universities).[5] Likewise, the Due west Academy is a component institution of the National Research–Development–Innovation System in its capacity as an accredited college education establishment.
The university was founded past the Prescript-Constabulary no. 660 issued on 30 December 1944, which stipulates that a academy must be created in western Romania. Its first faculties either were dissolved or became independent institutions. These contained college teaching institutions became a sole university at the terminate of September 1962. In 1968 the institution became an independent academy. A hard period followed, especially for the humanities and the exact sciences. Fields of report such as music, fine arts, history, geography, natural sciences and chemistry have all simply disappeared, while philology has greatly restricted its activity. Every bit a result, many of the faculties were transferred to other institutions. 1989, the year of the Romanian Revolution, was a turning point in the evolution of the university. It led to the present-day weather condition. An essential mentality change took place in the perception of the bookish establishment, in accord with the democratic institutions in Western Europe. A substantial institutional reform was carried out, offset with the redefining of the university's mission past establishing its objectives.
The West University of Timișsoara comprises 11 faculties with the corresponding departments, likewise every bit a teacher grooming section. The faculties that operate within UVT offering nationally accredited study programs at bachelor'southward, master'southward and doctoral level in the following fields: Arts and Blueprint; Chemistry, Biological science, Geography; Economics and Business organization Administration; Law; Letters, History and Theology; Mathematics and Informatics; Music and Theater; Physical Education and Sports; Physics; Political Sciences, Philosophy and Communication Sciences; Sociology and Psychology.
History [edit]
30 December 1944: Prescript-Law 660 [edit]
Sever Bocu, start head of the Ephoria (board) of the West University
The establishment of the W University of Timișoara was a complex and long process. It was done in stages, in an internal and international political, social and economic context marked by World War II and the territorial resettlements caused by the loss of Bessarabia, Northern Bukovina and Hertsa region (in the north), also equally Southern Dobruja (in the south). 1940 brings major changes in the academic life of Timișoara. Afterwards the 2d Vienna Accolade, which saw Northern Transylvania ceded to Republic of hungary, the faculties of Agronomy, Theology and Sciences from Cluj relocated to Timișoara.[6] Notable for the institution of the future West University are the insistent and mobilizing approaches of the politician and culture man Sever Bocu who, through his humanistic and cultural policy ideas, exerted a strong influence in the Romanian club in Banat, between 1920 and 1945.[7] Although the Faculty of Sciences returned after 1945 in Cluj, a good part of the academics from Cluj remained in Timișoara, such as Coriolan Drăgulescu, Mihail Ghermănescu, Gheorghe Th. Gheorghiu, Emilian Arghiriade, Ioan Curea, Gheorghe Silaș, Maria Neumann, Gheorghe Ostrogovich, Alexandru Cișmaș, Constantin Sălceanu and others, who were at the forefront of those who campaigned for the establishment of the West Academy, equally the fourth university of the country.[7]
The Due west Academy was formally established by Decree-Law no. 660 of thirty December 1944, promulgated by King Michael I. This human activity provided for the newly established institute to operate starting with the academic year 1944/1945 with the following specializations: Police force, Messages and Philosophy, Sciences, Human Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Chemist's shop and Theology.[8] The transposition of the Decree into reality has provoked contradictory discussions and tensions caused past vainglory and rivalry both locally and regionally; six of the 7 faculties of the time to come W University were claimed by other cities (Arad, Lugoj, Caransebeș), there was the intention of some local indigenous groups to impose a bilingual organisation of academy education, which endangered the creation and operation of a university with a unitary organizational construction in Timișoara.[seven]
The dissensions within the Ephoria of the West University, the increasingly hostile actions of the communist authorities, imposed past the Soviet occupiers, led to the annulment, in essence, of the provisions of the Royal Decree for the institution of the land'south fourth university.[seven] In 1945, the regime of Petru Groza decreed that the West University would first be a Faculty of Medicine. Obstacles have multiplied. Local and government funding sources were insufficient and, in addition, their management was blamed. Sever Bocu is fired from Ephoria's leadership, which will eventually exist dissolved.[seven]
1948–1962: Pedagogical Institute [edit]
In the following years, nether the pressure of the process of Sovietization of Romania, through the forced transposition of the Soviet economic and cultural models in the USSR, the reorganization of higher education took place. Based on the Decree no. 175 of 3 Baronial 1948 and the Decision no. 263327 of 25 Oct 1948 regarding the system of the Romanian higher teaching, in Timișoara the three-year Pedagogical Plant with the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics was established, having the mission to fix teachers for grades VIII–Eleven.[7] The courses of the Pedagogical Institute began on nineteen January 1949, in a small-scale space, with 82 students.[vi]
In the academic yr 1952/1953, the duration of studies at the Kinesthesia of Mathematics and Physics was ready at iv years. An evening section likewise starts operating within the Pedagogical Constitute.[7] The bookish yr 1956/1957 marks a new and important stage in the development of the Establish. The Faculty of Philology was inaugurated, with a duration of studies of five years, distance learning was introduced at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, and from the post-obit year, the duration of studies at this faculty becomes five years.[7] A new group of immature teachers with peachy potential arrives in Timisoara, submitting a memorandum to the ministry, requesting its transformation into a university, the separation of departments into distinct faculties and the elaboration past graduates of a diploma thesis.[6] In 1957, the director of the Constitute became rector, and the new establishment was configured every bit an educational and cultural center worthy of consideration.[6]
1962–1994: University of Timișoara [edit]
Past the Determination of the Council of Ministers no. 999 of 27 September 1962, the memorandum submitted in 1956, which establishes the new organisation status and the name of the University of Timișoara, is accepted. In the same year, the works beginning at the new university building, on Vasile Pârvan Boulevard, nether the coordination of the builder Hans Fackelmann.[6] His projection was awarded by the State Committee for Construction, Architecture and Systematization (CSCAS) in 1964 and by the Union of Architects in Romania (UAR) in 1967.[x]
In 1967/1968, the newly established Faculty of Economics was added,[6] then the faculties of the three-year Pedagogical Found. Subsequently a period of hybrid operation with specializations with study cycles of iii, four and five years (1962–1967), the integration into a unitary university structure is completed.[7] In 1970 there were 12 faculties, with 20 specializations. During the years 1962–1989, the development of the university was conditioned, nether the strict command of the activities in the Romanaian instruction, of the educational act and of professional training, by ministerial orders and decisions marked ideologically. The inconsistency of the program, with its alleged orientation towards modernization, has led to uncertainty and instability in university structures and activities. Faculties, sections, specializations, departments, disciplines were established and abolished, most often without any good motivation.[7] By 1989, in the University of Timișoara there were only iii profiles. The humanist profile, inextricably linked to the concept imagined by the interwar intellectuals, as primal to the W University, had go about non-real.[11]
Afterward the 1989 Revolution, the reorganization of the academy and the democratization of education have raised issues of great importance to the new leadership of the faculties and the academy. Tensions, turmoil and efforts to change also took place at the Academy of Timișoara. From the start days following the abolition of the totalitarian regime, the teachers dismissed the terminal leadership established by the Communist Party and replaced the rector appointed in October 1989. The philologist Eugen Todoran thus became the commencement rector of the university in the post-communist period.[6] The academic year 1990/1991 opens in a modified framework, with new specializations and faculties: Fine Arts and Design, Concrete Education and Sports, Chemistry, Geography, Biology, Psychology and Folklore, Police, Music and Theater Arts, the duration of schooling being established at five years.[6]
1994–nowadays: West University of Timișoara [edit]
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the West University by Decree-Law no. 600/1944, the Ministry building of Instruction, at the request of the teachers, decides that the name of the institution should be the Westward University of Timișoara. At the end of the 1995/1996 academic year, the West University of Timișoara had eight faculties, a Department for Teaching Staff Development, 40 long-term specializations, a short-term specialization (three years, Information technology), 12 chief's and in-depth studies specializations, a plan of European Higher Instruction.[6]
The 2000s were one of the about dynamic periods in the history of the university, characterized by a very large number of students, constant concerns for improving infrastructure, past building new buildings. The youngest of the academy's faculties, the Faculty of Political Sciences, Philosophy and Communication Sciences, was founded in 2004.[half-dozen] Since 2012 UVT is a fellow member of the strongest university consortium in Romania, the Universitaria Consortium, a joint project of five of the most prestigious universities in the land (University of Bucharest, Babeș-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași and the Academy of Economical Studies of Bucharest).[six]
Administration [edit]
The UVT Lath of Directors ensures, under the leadership of the UVT Rector, the operative direction of the academy and implements the decisions of the UVT Senate. The Board of Directors consists of the rector, vice-rectors, deans, the general authoritative manager and a pupil representative, appointed by OSUT.[12] The position of rector of the university has been held since 2012 by Marilen Pirtea, former dean of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration.[thirteen]
| Name | Term |
|---|---|
| Eugen Todoran (1918–1997) philologist and literary historian | 1992–1996 |
| Dumitru Gașpar mathematician | 1996–2000 |
| Ioan Mihai (d. 2012) | 2000–2008 |
| Ioan Talpoș (b. 1949) economist | 2008–2012 |
| Marilen Pirtea (b. 1973) economist and political leader | 2012–present |
Faculties [edit]
| Faculty[fourteen] | Location | Dean | Established | Specializations | Students (2018/2019)[3] | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate | Postgraduate | |||||
| Arts and Blueprint arte | 4 Oituz Street | Camil Mihăescu | 1960 | 6
| viii
| 731 |
| Chemical science, Biology, Geography cbg | 16A Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi Street | Nicoleta Ianovici | 1992 | 8
| 6
| 815 |
| Economic science and Business organization Assistants feaa | 16 Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi Street | Petru Ștefea | 1967 | xi
| 22
| iv,056 |
| Police drept | 9A Tisa Heroes' Boulevard | Lucian Bercea | 1992 | ane
| 6
| 1,320 |
| Letters, History and Theology litere | 4 Vasile Pârvan Boulevard | Loredana Pungă | 1956 | x
| 8
| 1,577 |
| Mathematics and Informatics math | 4 Vasile Pârvan Boulevard | Dana Petcu | 1948 | 5
| 8
| 1,593 |
| Music and Theater fmt | ane Liberty Square | Violeta Zonte | 1961 | 5
| 2
| 376 |
| Physical Education and Sports sport | four Vasile Pârvan Boulevard | Adrian Nagel | 1960 | three
| five
| 897 |
| Physics physics | 4 Vasile Pârvan Boulevard | Mihail Lungu | 1948 | three
| three
| 173 |
| Political Sciences, Philosophy and Communication Sciences pfc | 4 Vasile Pârvan Boulevard | Alexandru Jădăneanț | 1999 | 9
| 6
| 1,082 |
| Folklore and Psychology fsp | iv Vasile Pârvan Boulevard | Irina Macsinga | 1994 | 7
| 9
| 2,184 |
Students [edit]
Number of students by kinesthesia (2018/2019)[3]
Economics and Business Administration (27.4%)
Sociology and Psychology (14.75%)
Mathematics and Estimator Scientific discipline (ten.76%)
Letters, History and Theology (10.65%)
Law (8.92%)
Political Sciences, Philosophy and Advice Sciences (7.31%)
Physical Education and Sports (6.06%)
Chemistry, Biology, Geography (five.51%)
Arts and Design (four.94%)
Music and Theater (2.54%)
Physics (i.17%)
Equally of 2018, 14,804 students are enrolled in the West Academy.[3] Between 2008 and 2018, the total number of students decreased by more than nine,000, from virtually 24,000 to less than 15,000. Among the causes that led to this decrease are the poor performance of high schoolhouse students in the baccalaurate examination and the cut in the number of paid places.[15]
ii% of students are foreigners. In 2017, 236 foreign students were enrolled in the West University, most of them from Israel, Tunisia, Republic of iraq, Syrian arab republic, Algeria and Italy.[16] Also, in 2017, 496 Romanian students from abroad were enrolled, nearly of them from Serbia and Moldova.[16]
| Academic twelvemonth[iii] | Undergraduates | Postgraduates | Doctoral students | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2008/2009 | sixteen,886 | 6,057 | 988 | 23,931 |
| 2009/2010 | 14,180 | 6,378 | 936 | 21,494 |
| 2010/2011 | 13,348 | five,405 | 801 | nineteen,554 |
| 2011/2012 | eleven,761 | 4,799 | 773 | 17,333 |
| 2012/2013 | eleven,043 | 4,491 | 512 | 16,046 |
| 2013/2014 | 10,324 | 4,033 | 460 | 14,817 |
| 2014/2015 | 10,016 | three,679 | 464 | fourteen,159 |
| 2015/2016 | 9,828 | three,434 | 543 | thirteen,805 |
| 2016/2017 | 10,094 | 3,270 | 559 | 13,923 |
| 2017/2018 | ten,151 | 3,148 | 508 | xiii,807 |
| 2018/2019 | 10,736 | 3,493 | 575 | 14,804 |
Pupil organizations [edit]
The Organization of Students of the West University of Timișoara (OSUT) is the only wedlock-student organization established at the level of the Westward University of Timișoara, founded on 27 March 1990,[17] which makes it the most representative organization of the university. It deals with student representation, providing basic services for them and organizing projects.[eighteen] OSUT is a full member of the National Alliance of Student Organizations in Romania (ANOSR) and often active in the European Students' Union (ESU).[17]
Other organizations that operate within the university are:[xix]
- Association internationale des étudiants en sciences économiques et commerciales (AIESEC)
- Association for Romanians Abroad Inițiativa
- Exact Science Students' Association from the University of Timișoara (ASSEUT)
- Timișoara Psychology and Sociology Students Association (ASPST)
- European Law Students' Clan (ELSA)
- Erasmus Student Network (ESN)
- Timișoara Geography Students Association (GEOTIM)
- Bessarabian Students' Arrangement from Timișoara (OSB)
- Young Accountants Association (YAA)
Affiliations and international relations [edit]
The Department of International Relations (DRI) is responsible for the UVT activities aimed at fulfilling the strategic internationalization objectives of the university. Inside DRI operate the Erasmus+ Office, whose master task is to develop and implement mobility programs and international cooperation projects at UVT under Erasmus+ and EEA Fiscal Mechanism[twenty] and the International Cooperation and Foreign Students Office, which provides institutional and informational support to international students and foreign teachers who wish to study and teach at UVT.[20]
The West University of Timișoara is a member of the Agence universitaire de la Francophonie, the European University Association and the International Association of Universities, among others.[21] UVT is also role of the Magna Charta Observatory,[21] a nonprofit organization founded past the University of Bologna and the European University Association.
UVT has entered into collaboration agreements with 198 universities in 51 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America and S America.[22]
Infrastructure [edit]
The building of the Faculty of Law on Tisa Heroes' Boulevard
The West Academy of Timișoara has seven buildings:[23]
- the primary building of UVT, with an expanse of 26,319.one thousandtwo: ten lecture halls and 46 rooms (of which 27 laboratories); added to this are the rooms of the building of the Kinesthesia of Physics (a separate building fastened to the main building) with a lecture hall, 2 classrooms and 25 laboratories;
- the edifice of the Faculty of Law, with an surface area of 3,006 10002: 4 lecture halls, 15 lecture and seminar rooms and a briefing room;
- the building of the Faculty of Arts and Design, with an area of vi,175 m2: four lecture and seminar rooms and eight laboratories (studios);
- the building of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, with an area of 7,652 one thousand2: a lecture hall, 36 lecture and seminar rooms and six laboratories;
- the building of the Kinesthesia of Chemistry, Biology, Geography, with an area of 4,255 m2: five lecture and seminar rooms and eight laboratories;
- the building of the Faculty of Sociology and Psychology, with an area of 180 grand2: two lecture and seminar rooms;
- the building of the Department of Biology and Chemistry, with an surface area of 725 chiliad2: 6 laboratories where courses are also held.
Within the main building is the Aula Magna where national and international large-scale events tin can accept place. The W University of Timișoara also has a computer center located within the Faculty of Physics.[23]
Campus [edit]
UVT students are accommodated in the C3, C12, C13, C15, C16, C17 and G4 dormitories in Complexul Studențesc and in the Camelia, Drept and Renașterii dormitories spread in different locations in the urban center.[24] Equally of 2018, UVT has a capacity of 3,005 accommodation places[25] (out of the thirteen,000 in the whole complex).[26] Nonetheless, UVT tin but comprehend lx% of applications.[25]
Sports facilities [edit]
The Due west Academy has two sports halls: one on Vasile Pârvan Boulevard and another on Oituz Street. The first consists of a gym of 151.19 m2 and a sports hall of 538.56 mtwo.[27] The second was inaugurated in 2015 and covers 1,700 thousand2.[28] It has locker rooms for athletes and referees, fitness equipment, a medico'southward office and 150 seats in the stands. In the Oituz area, UVT representatives intend to suit several outdoor sports fields, as well every bit a pond pool.[28]
Also, in Vasile Pârvan Boulevard there is a handball field, with an area of 600 yard², also used for minifootball and a basketball game court with bitumen surface.[29]
Eugen Todoran Central University Library [edit]
Eugen Todoran Primal University Library
The library was established past Decree-Law no. 660 of 30 December 1944, issued by King Michael I[xxx] and named after the Romanian philologist Eugen Todoran, who, every bit rector of the university, supported its transformation into an academic library. At first, the library's bookstock consisted mainly of mathematics and physics books and magazines. After the Faculty of Philology was founded in 1956, the library of the Pedagogical Institute acquired an encyclopedic profile and was continuously enriched. Since 1962, with the transformation of the Pedagogical Institute into a university, the Fundamental Library of the University of Timișoara has adult rapidly. Since 1975, it has been entitled to a legal deposit.[30] Since 1992, by Order of the Minister of Didactics no. 6237 of 14 September, the Library of the University of Timișoara became the Key University Library, an establishment of national involvement, with legal personality, similar to those in Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca and Iași.[30]
The library operates in a central headquarters, at 4A Vasile Pârvan Boulevard, which consists of two buildings: A – the old edifice and B – the new building.[31] Co-operative libraries are organized in the headquarters of some faculties of the Westward University. Equally of 2019, the library'south bookstock consists of over ane.1 million volumes,[32] and access to them is based on a reader's card issued by the library.
In addition, UVT has its ain publishing house and printing house. Founded in 2001,[33] the publishing house covers many fields of report and research: anthropology, ethnology, philology, philosophy, physics, mathematics, psychology, sociology, cultural studies, advice sciences, education sciences, economic science, politics, theology, translation studies, etc.[34] Information technology is recognized by the National Council for Scientific Research in College Education (CNCSIS).[35]
Planetarium [edit]
The planetarium was inaugurated on 1 Jan 1964, a outset in Romania at that fourth dimension. The structure of this planetarium, as well equally the construction of the astronomical observatory (now property of the Romanaian University), were possible due to the efforts of astronomer and seismologist Ioan Curea, the outset rector of the University of Timișoara.[36] It is non open up to the general public,[37] and is used by university students, especially those taking astronomy courses at the Kinesthesia of Mathematics and Reckoner Science.
Fine art galleries [edit]
The Mansarda Gallery is located in the attic of the Faculty of Arts and Blueprint. The gallery is spacious and adapted for exhibition activities, conferences, round tables, etc.[38]
Rankings [edit]
According to QS World University Rankings, West University of Timișoara ranks 94th amidst the all-time universities in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.[39] Co-ordinate to Webometrics Ranking of World Universities, UVT ranks 1334th in the earth and 5th in the country.[40] In Round University Ranking, which measures the performance of universities based on 20 performance indicators grouped into four categories – teaching (40%), research (40%), international diversity (10%) and financial sustainability (10%) and 6 areas of studies – humanities, life sciences, natural sciences, technical sciences, social sciences and medical sciences, UVT ranks 626th in the globe and 2nd in the country.[41] In the UI GreenMetric World University Rankings, the only ranking in the earth that measures the commitment of each participating university in the development of a green infrastructure, UVT ranks 791th globally and tenth nationally.[42] In the Report no. 44/2011 regarding the external evaluation of the bookish quality, the Romanaian Agency for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ARACIS) marked UVT as "highly trusting".[43]
A summary of the presence of UVT in national and international rankings is given in the following table:
| University Metaranking (2021)[44] | 3 |
|---|---|
| QS World University Rankings (2022)[39] | 1001–1200 |
| Round University Ranking (2021)[41] | 626 |
| SCImago Institutions Rankings (2021)[45] | 793 |
| THE World University Rankings (2022)[46] | 1201+ |
| UI GreenMetric World University Rankings (2021)[42] | 791 |
| Academy Ranking by Academic Performance (2022)[47] | 2285 |
| Webometrics Ranking of World Universities (2022)[twoscore] | 1334 |
Notable alumni [edit]
- Simona Amânar (b. 1979), gymnast
- Titu Andreescu (b. 1956), mathematician
- László Borbély (b. 1954), surround government minister (2009–2012)
- Emaa (b. 1992), singer and songwriter
- Ovidiu Ganț (b. 1966), MEP (2007)
- Radu Pavel Gheo (b. 1969), prose author, essayist and playwright
- Sorin Grindeanu (b. 1973), prime minister (2017)
- Beatrice Huștiu (b. 1956), figure skater
- Laura Codruța Kövesi (b. 1973), European Chief Prosecutor (2019–present)
- Cristian Moisescu (1946–2016), mayor of Arad (1992–1996)
- Dan Motreanu (b. 1970), agriculture minister (2006–2007)
- Herta Müller (b. 1953), novelist, poet, essayist and Nobel laureate in literature (2009)
- Mona Muscă (b. 1949), culture minister (2004–2005)
- Dan Negru (b. 1971), Television presenter and host
- Maria Olaru (b. 1982), gymnast
- Paul Radu (b. 1975), investigative journalist and founder of RISE Project
- Andreea Răducan (b. 1983), gymnast
- Daciana Sârbu (b. 1977), MEP (2007–2019)
- George Scripcaru (b. 1966), mayor of Brașov (2004–2020)
- Nicolae Ștefănuță (b. 1982), MEP (2019–present)
- Aureola Twarowska (b. 1967), mezzo-soprano
- Dan Vîlceanu (b. 1979), finance minister (2021)
- Chester Williams (1970–2019), rugby role player
- Ernest Wichner (b. 1952), writer and translator
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