Transilvania University of Brașov history

In 1964, the Department of Manufacturing Technologies was founded within the Polytechnic Institute.

In 1971 the 'University of Brașov' is founded by the merger of all higher education institutes through the Council of Ministers' Decision no.

Following the Romanian Revolution of 1989, the university changed its name to that of today, the '"Transilvania" University of Brașov'.

In 1991, the University was renamed as Transilvania University of Braşov, at the University Senate’s request and according to the Government Decision of January 4, 1991 and the Order of the Ministry of Education and Science No.

In 2001, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering expanded its array of specializations; thus it had its name changed to the 'Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science'.

In 2002, the Faculty of Law and Sociology emerged from the Faculty of Economics, and the Faculty of Sciences divided into three faculties: The Faculty of Mathematics-Informatics, the Faculty of Letters and the Faculty of Sports and Physical Education.

In 2003, the Faculty of Civil Engineering was created from the Faculty of Silviculture, and the Faculty of Mechanicsbecame the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.

In 2004, the already existing Department of Psychology - Pedagogy – Teaching Methodology was established as an autonomous structure, namely the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences.