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Nicolae Titulescu″ University has distinguished itself as an authentic, profound, and widely appreciated higher education institution among the other universities in our country. Ever since it was set up, the University has benefited from elite teaching staff. The activity it has pursued so far can be coined by two words: quality and exigency. Our graduates have proved this at their workplaces where they are appreciated for the professional activity they perform. The particular concern for excellence and our contemporary society's exigencies has determined us to strive to offer students and the teaching staff the best conditions for studying and working. The University has new and modern premises in which there are large amphitheaters and seminar rooms, well-equipped laboratories, a library supplied with the latest publications, Internet connection, etc. All of these facilities create a proper environment for performing quality teaching and scientific activities. We intend to confirm the fame that ″Nicolae Titulescu″ University presently enjoys – fame which is mirrored by its accredited study programs – so that our University will not only maintain but also increase its prestige. Our slogan is and will always be: quality education, professionalism, and exigency. In pursuing its entire activity, the University observes the Romanian Constitution and laws in general and the laws on education, particularly the normative acts adopted by the Ministry of Education. The University also abides by the principles provided by "The Universal Declaration of Human Rights," adopted by the United Nations Organization in 1948. It adheres to "The Lima Declaration on Academic Freedom and Autonomy of Institutions of Higher Education" (1988) and to "The Magna Charta of European Universities" (Bologna, 1988). The University pursues its activity by the principle of university autonomy, which follows the Romanian constitutional principles in the Law on Education no. 84/1995, in other normative acts, and its regulations. The University complies with democratic values and the rule of law, promoting them in Romanian society. The University is apolitical, and it does not allow for any political adherence – no matter the ideological doctrine or practice – to be involved in the educational process.- Nicolae Titulescu″ University has distinguished itself as an authentic, profound, and widely appreciated higher education institution among the other universities in our country. Ever since it was set up, the University has benefited from elite teaching staff. The activity it has pursued so far can be coined by two words: quality and exigency. Our graduates have proved this at their workplaces where they are appreciated for the professional activity they perform. The particular concern for excellence and our contemporary society's exigencies has determined us to strive to offer students and the teaching staff the best conditions for studying and working. The University has new and modern premises in which there are large amphitheaters and seminar rooms, well-equipped laboratories, a library supplied with the latest publications, Internet connection, etc. All of these facilities create a proper environment for performing quality teaching and scientific activities. We intend to confirm the fame that ″Nicolae Titulescu″ University presently enjoys – fame which is mirrored by its accredited study programs – so that our University will not only maintain but also increase its prestige. Our slogan is and will always be: quality education, professionalism, and exigency. In pursuing its entire activity, the University observes the Romanian Constitution and laws in general and the laws on education, particularly the normative acts adopted by the Ministry of Education. The University also abides by the principles provided by "The Universal Declaration of Human Rights," adopted by the United Nations Organization in 1948. It adheres to "The Lima Declaration on Academic Freedom and Autonomy of Institutions of Higher Education" (1988) and to "The Magna Charta of European Universities" (Bologna, 1988). The University pursues its activity by the principle of university autonomy, which follows the Romanian constitutional principles in the Law on Education no. 84/1995, in other normative acts, and its regulations. The University complies with democratic values and the rule of law, promoting them in Romanian society. The University is apolitical, and it does not allow for any political adherence – no matter the ideological doctrine or practice – to be involved in the educational process. View full university
