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University of Art and Design in Cluj-Napoca |
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| Rector | Professor Ioan Sbarciu |
| Address | Piata Unirii nr. 31, 3400 Cluj-Napoca, Romania |
| Tel. No. | + 40 - 64 - 191577; +40 - 64 - 191771 |
| Fax No. | +40 - 64 - 192890 |
| E-mail address | ieneid@uartdcluj.ro |
| Programmes | |
| Type of programmes | Full time |
| Length of courses | Four years (undergraduate programmes) two year (graduate programmes for a Master Degree) |
| Date of commencement | 1 October, each year |
| Class size | 7-15 students |
| Accommodation | Not available |
| Fees | 3760 US$ / school year (470 US$ monthly) tuition
fee for undergraduate foreign students 3960 US$ / school year (495 US$ monthly) tuition fee for postgraduate foreign students 600 US$ / school year tuition fee for Romanian citizens |
| Student grants / Financial assistance |
Only governmental grants |
| Admission requirements | Standard Documents Requirement:
1. Application form 2. Certificate of Graduation from the high school attended 3. Certificate of physical examination 4. Photos 5. Copy of Birth Certificate 6. Entrance examination fee. For overseas students Romanian language fluency is required. Those who cannot speak Romanian may take the Romanian Language Proficiency Test at the University for a fee of 320 US$ or may attend the Romanian language courses for foreign students from the Faculty of Letter, "Babes-Bolyai" University in Cluj-Napoca, and after completing this one-year course may take the Romanian Language Proficiency Test. Those overseas students who have studied at least four year of Romanian in school do not need to take Romanian language proficiency test. |
| Student profile | 1. Ratio of National / Overseas students 670 / 36 2. Ratio of Men / Women 334 / 336 |
| Contact for application |
Doina Ienei
General Secretary |
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Faculty of Fine Arts Dean: Mircea Baciu, professor Address: Piata Unirii nr. 31, 3400 Cluj-Napoca, Romania Tel: +40 - 64 - 191771 Fax: +40 - 64 - 192890 Students body: 438 students Departments: 1. Painting 2. Mural Painting and Conservation-Restoration 3. Graphic Art 4. Sculpture 5. Art Pedagogy 6. Photo-Video and Computerized Image Processing The Faculty of Decorative Arts and Design Dean: Alexandru, professor Address: Piata Unirii nr. 31, 3400 Cluj-Napoca, Romania Tel: +40 - 64 - 191771 Fax: +40 - 64 - 192890 Students body: 232 students Departments: 1. Textiles - Weaving - Prints - Fashion Design 2. Ceramics and Glasswork 3. Design Academic staff 80 members Basic academic disciplines History of Arts, Aesthetics, Drawing Studies, Colour Studies, Composition, Fine Arts Technologies... Major field of research Fine Arts, Decorative Arts and Design The first Superior School of Fine Arts in Cluj was founded in 1926. At the time of its foundation, the School was composed of three departments, i.e., Painting, Sculpture and Graphic Art. The board of teacher was constituted of artists with European reputation, well-known characters of the Romanian art-history: Alexandru Popp, Pericle Capidan, Catul Bogdan, Aurel Ciupe and Eugen Pascu. In 1932 the Superior School of Fine Arts moves from Cluj to Timisoara and remains there till the end of World War II. After the war the institution of art is reestablished at Cluj being composed of two faculties: one of Fine and Decorative Arts and one of Music and Theater. In 1971 a new specialization, the Industrial Design is added to the institution. In 1990 The "Ioan Andreescu" Institute of Fine Arts changes its name to "Ioan Andreescu" Academy of Visual Arts and renews its structure by establishing two other departments: Art Pedagogy and Art of Photography. In 2001 the university changed its name to The University of Art and Design. At the moment, there are two faculties: the Faculty of Fine Arts with six specializations and the Faculty of Decorative Arts and Design with three specializations, so there are nine specializations in all. The studies last four years at each specialization: one year (2 semesters) of basic studies, three (6 semesters) of specialized studies and there is an additional postgraduate programme of 2 years (4 semesters). Here is a synthetic scheme of our Academy's actual structure: The Faculty of Fine Arts 1. Painting 2. Mural Painting and Conservation-Restoration 3. Graphic Art 4. Sculpture 5. Art Pedagogy 6. Photo-Video and Computerized Image Processing The Faculty of Decorative Arts and Design 1. Textiles - Weaving - Prints - Fashion Design 2. Ceramics and Glasswork 3. Design There is a tradition in our school to evaluate the semester practical activities of the students by internal exhibitions open for the public within the periods 2 - 8 February and 15 - 20 June of each year. These events could be the most concrete means to get acquainted with the specific of our work. The academic staff and our students have participated at several national and international events and obtained very good results. Some of the National Events: The National Fashion Design Show - Cluj-Napoca The Days of Fashion and the Young Designer - Bucuresti National Biennial of Artistic Photography - Târgu-Mures National Exhibition of Graphic Art - Bucuresti Ceramics between Tradition and the Present Time - Cluj-Napoca Some of the International Events International Biennial of Sculpture "Dantesca" - Ravenna, Italy Exhibition of Present Day's Romanian Graphic Art - Mills Gallery, Pella - Iowa, USA MAIL - ART PROJECT DE OVERSLAG - Eindhoven, The Netherlands Regional Art Exhibition of Central and Eastern Europe - Veszprém, Hungary International Biennial of Graphic Art "BITOLA" "The Image of Pedagogy, the Pedagogy of Image - Dada" - Budapest, Hungary DOCUMENTA X - Kassel, Germany International Salon of Artistic Photo Miniatures - New Belgrade "Painting in Romania" Exhibition - BOOG - Ijsselstain Gallery, The Netherlands "Nine Dragon Heads" International Exhibition and Symposium - Chong-Ju, Korea Beside these national and international events the staff and the students of each department participate at many internal exhibitions, symposiums. Each department has its own departmental resources like computer facilities, photo laboratories, studios, workshops. The academy also has a not very large but very endowed library. In Cluj-Napoca there are several museums which can be visited. We also have two national theaters, operas, philharmonic concert halls, etc. |
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