Bachelor's
Robotics
The programme provides interdisciplinary training in the design, programming and integration of robotic systems, combining mechanics, electronics, automation and computer science.
- 4
- years
- 240
- ECTS
- RO
- language of instruction
Admissions
Two fields. Many directions ahead.
Computer science and mechatronics and robotics meet at RIA in a setting where software, artificial intelligence and intelligent systems take shape in real applications, from robots and drones to autonomous technologies.
The pages in this section describe the Romanian national admission competition, which applies to candidates holding a Romanian baccalaureate. Applicants with qualifications obtained abroad follow a separate procedure, handled centrally by the university.
Choosing a programme
Bachelor's programmes and study paths
Three engineering programmes lasting four years and two computer science programmes lasting three. The difference lies in the qualification awarded on completion and in the kind of problems addressed.
Bachelor's
Mechatronics
The programme provides interdisciplinary training that brings together mechanics, electronics, automation and computer science in the design and integration of modern mechatronic systems.
- 4
- years
- 240
- ECTS
- RO
- language of instruction
Bachelor's
Drone Engineering and Aeronautical Informatics
The programme provides interdisciplinary training in the design, development and operation of unmanned aerial systems, combining elements of engineering, computer science, artificial intelligence and the technologies specific to the aeronautical field.
- 4
- years
- 240
- ECTS
- EN
- language of instruction
Bachelor's
Informatics
The programme provides solid training in computer science, from algorithmic foundations and programming through to the design and use of modern software technologies.
- 3
- years
- 180
- ECTS
- RO
- language of instruction
Bachelor's
Informatics, distance learning
The programme provides university-level training in computer science in a flexible form of organisation, combining independent study with tutoring and applied assignments.
- 3
- years
- 180
- ECTS
- RO
- language of instruction
Continuing at master's level
Master's
Robotic Systems and Artificial Intelligence
The programme provides advanced training in the development and integration of intelligent robotic systems, combining robotics, artificial intelligence and the technologies needed to build autonomous systems.
- 2
- years
- 120
- ECTS
- RO
- language of instruction
Master's
Intelligent Mechatronic Systems for Industry 4.0
The programme provides advanced training in the development and integration of intelligent mechatronic systems, with applications in automation, digitalisation and the technologies specific to Industry 4.0.
- 2
- years
- 120
- ECTS
- RO
- language of instruction
Master's
Information Technologies
The programme provides advanced training in computer science, oriented towards the development and use of modern software technologies, deepening the competences needed to design and build information systems.
- 2
- years
- 120
- ECTS
- RO
- language of instruction
Under accreditationArtificial Intelligence and Humanoid Robots and Autonomous Systems. They have no places in the competition this session.
Index
Admissions pages
6 pages, in the order you need them. The first two answer why, the rest answer how.
- 01Why study hereThe case for choosing the faculty's programmes.
- 02Admission guideThe full path, from choosing a programme to confirming your place.
- 03Admission calendarThe order of the stages of a session and where the exact dates come from.
- 04Required documentsThe documents to prepare in advance and those uploaded on the university platform.
- 05FeesThe application fee, the enrolment fee and the categories exempt from payment.
- 06PlacesState-funded and fee-paying places for each competition section, with the formula for the admission average.
Applying to the faculty's programmes
Applications are submitted on the admission platform of Politehnica University of Timisoara, the same for every faculty. The calendar of each session is published by the university.
