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LBUS could keep in the mainstream of academic events in a highly interconnected and interactive world only by promoting international cooperation. After 1992, the year that marked the beginning of Dr. Ciocoi-Pop's administration, LBUS adopted unprecedented academic contacts and links. The leadership's firm conviction that, among the forty-eight state universities, eight military academies, and forty-nine private universities of Post-Revolutionary Romania, LBUS could be successful only by interaction and cooperation. Consequently, LBUS has established academic links and partnership agreements with eighty-five universities in thirty-five countries. A special place is held by the partnerships drawn with American, German, French, and English universities, which materialized in student exchange programs, fact-finding data trips for academics, and precious cooperation, which has kept the UniversityUniversity tuned in to what happens in the world. Worth mentioning is the new ties with Chinese, Russian, Italian, Greek, and Polish Universities. In recognition of its steady development towards academic excellence and social renewal, LBUS was granted full membership in various prestigious international academic organizations: The International Center of Tübingen, the International Association of European Universities, and the Alliance of Universities for Democracy. In cooperation with its partners abroad, LBUS has established several organizations for students. Among them, C.A.S. and U.B.A. hold a special place, C.A.S. The Career Advisory Service, founded in 1996, in cooperation with the British Council and supported by the Know-How Fund, aims at establishing links between students, graduates and the job market. Its activity consists of offering students, graduates, or employees daily consulting and facilitating interviews to help them define their needs in employment and career. The center organizes workshops, seminars, and long-term courses. The Summer Job Fair, organized by C.A.S. each year, offers students an excellent opportunity to meet employers and get internships or full-time employment, U.B.A. The University Business Association is a club that facilitates constant interchange among faculties, business people, and students. The club's primary purposes are to assist students in developing business skills and contacts, English language skills, and providing support in getting jobs and summer internships. The club results from a collaborative program funded by the United States Information Agency (USIA). The Missouri University (M.U.) – Columbia, U.S.A. has assisted LBUS in developing a business school meant to be nationally recogni z ed as a center of academic and research excellence in business management and applied research. We strongly believe in this auspicious union of names and significances. We believe that the University of Sibiu will always honor the name of the one who, like no other, has rooted the Romanian cultural identity into the UniversityUniversity. At present, the structure of the UniversityUniversity includes nine faculties, namely: the Faculty of Theology, the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Letters and Arts, the Faculty of Engineering, the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, the Faculty of Sciences, the Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of Environment Protection, Food and Agricultural Sciences, and the Faculty of Economics. View full university