EduCativPosted November 11, 2020SharePosted November 11, 2020 The Ecological University of Bucharest, founded on the 4th of April 1990, is the first private institution of higher education in Romania and the only university with an ecological profile. In over 28 years of existence, approximately 40.000 students completed the university's courses and graduated, becoming reputable specialists in various fields, both in the country and abroad. The Ecological University of Bucharest was founded under the prestigious Society of the Romanian Atheneum, which was founded in 1865, and currently operates according to Law no. 282/2003. The Ecological University of Bucharest is a private law entity of public utility, part of the national educational system, the only one with an ecological profile in the country, which operates based on its law and university Charter. The Ecological University of Bucharest has academic autonomy and economic and financial autonomy, based upon the right to private property granted by the Constitution. The Ecological University of Bucharest has an identity grounded on the following elements: Name The Ecological University of Bucharest acronym: EUB. Headquarters of the Rectorate: Bd. Vasile Milea, no. 1G, district 6, Bucharest Distinguishing symbols: emblem, seal, distinctive colors and features of the faculties, distinctive formal attire (graduation cap and gown) for teachers and students Anniversary: 4th of April Original flag and hymn The Ecological University of Bucharest undertakes the mission: To form the skills and abilities required by highly qualified specialists for ecological, legal, economic, Technical, teaching, scientific and social activities To develop scientific research at the level of contemporary achievements, in constant collaboration with similar institutions in the country and abroad To develop, to capitalize, and promote the values of science and technique, national and international culture and civilization To defend the democratic academic framework, based on respecting citizens' fundamental rights and freedoms in the rule of law. View full universityQuoteLink to commentShare on other sitesMore sharing options...
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