DIDACTIC AREA

Faculty of of Interpretation, Composition and Theoretical Music Studies

Bachelor studies: IF (full-time education) with a duration of 3 and/or 4 years

Study Programs
Musical performance – instruments | Musical performance – Canto | Music | Religious music | Classic composition. Composition – jazz and pop | Musicology | Academic choir bandmaster – Conducting the orchestra;

Master studies: 2 years
Doctoral studies: Music field of study (3 years), full-time or part-time, scientific or professional PhD.

Faculty of  Theatre

Bachelor studies: IF (full-time education) with a duration of 3 and/or 4 years.

Study Programs
Performance arts: Acting | Puppets-Marionettes | Directing | Choreography
Theatrology – Cultural management

Master studies: 2 years

Doctoral studies in the field of study Theatre and Performance Arts (3 years), full-time or part-time; scientific or professional PhD.

Faculty of Visual Arts and Design

Bachelor studies, IF (full-time education) lasting 3 years.

Study Programs: Fine Arts (painting) | Fine Arts (Sculpture) | Fine Arts (Graphics), Fine Arts (Photo-video processing the image on the computer) | Mural Art (Ceramics) | Fashion | Textile Arts – Textile design | Design | Fine Arts and Decorative Arts Pedagogy | Conservation and Restoration | The History and Theory of Art.

Master studies (2 years)

Doctoral studies in the field of study of visual arts (3 years), full-time or part-time; scientific or professional PhD.

Department for Teachers Education

Full-time and postgraduate courses – level I and II.

ORGANIZATION OF STUDY PROGRAMS IN DEPARTMENTS

Department 1 – String instruments – Piano
Department 2 – Blowing, percussion and canto instruments
Department 3 – Musical theoretical studies

Department 4 – Theatre

Department 5 – Fine arts (Painting, Sculpture, Graphics, Photo-Video, Computer Image Processing)
Department 6 – Mural art, Conservation-Restoration, History and Theory of art
Department 7 – Design, Fashion, Textile arts-Textile design, Fine Arts and Decorative Arts Pedagogy

Department for Teachers Education (DTP) is reorganized and renamed (transformation of the Institute of Psycho-Pedagogical Training and Counselling (IPPC), within which operated the Department of Psycho-Pedagogical training (DPP), following the decision of the Senate in 22.09.2015, according to the university charter, of the Education Law no. 1/ 2011 art 128. 132. 133, 134 and O.M. 5745 /13.09.2012 and G.E.O. 49/2014, the ARACIS standards specific to the Commission 5 – approved Administrative Sciences, Education, and psychology, which enter into force since 01.10.2015, also including the following:

1. Center for Permanent Education (CPE)
2. Center for Recognition, Information, Documentation (CRID)
3. Center for Intercultural studies and Research (CISR)

The duties and functioning of the DTP and of its components are directed by regulations and methodologies approved by the University Senate.

The Senate consists of representatives of teachers and students elected for a period of 4 years by each faculty. The representation of the academic community is proportional to ensure decision-making efficiency both at the level of the faculties and at the levels of teaching. The students represent 25% of the number of members.

Between the meetings of the Senate, the operative leadership of the University is provided by the Board of Directors, composed of: Rector, Vice-rectors, Deans of faculties, the Director of the DTP, General-Administrative Director, and a representative of the students.

At the meetings of the Board of Directors can be invited: the Financial-accounting Director, President of Senate, CSUD Director, teachers, representatives of trade Union and student organizations, heads of institutions, whose presence is useful.