TCM Department of Cluj-Romania

Department of Machine Manufacturing Technology,
Faculty of Machine Manufacturing and Industrial Management,
“Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University of Cluj, Romania

The activities of the Machine Manufacturing Technology Department from the “Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University of Cluj, Romania – develop in a building placed in Cluj city. The department was founded in 1964, aiming to coordinate the didactic activities for two studies programmes: machine manufacturing technology and agricultural mechanics.

Eight professors from the department can coordinate the doctoral activities in the field of industrial engineering. The department includes laboratories specific to the manufacturing technologies: machine manufacturing technology, cold pressing technology, welding technologies, non-conventional technologies, fine mechanics technology, technologies for flexible systems, automation and robotization of the production processes, computer aided technological design etc. The research activities developed in the department refers to aspects specific to the manufacturing technologies.

The department of machine manufacturing technology is a component of the Faculty of Machine Manufacturing and Industrial Management; Partial view of the university library about 1100 students yearly attend the didactic activities of this faculty. The department developed collaboration relations with many universities, industrial enterprises and research institutes from Romania and from abroad. Together with the Department of Machine Manufacturing Technology from the Technical University of Moldova (Chisinau – Republic of Moldova), the department of Cluj yearly organizes international conferences (alternatively, in Cluj and Chisinau) where the results of the research activities are presented.

The Faculty of Machine Manufacturing and Industrial Management

The Faculty of Machine Manufacturing and Industrial Management is one of the main faculties of the university. The faculty includes five departments: Department of Physics, Department pf Theoretical Mechanics, Department of Machine Manufacturing Technology, Department of Machine Tools, Department of Fluids Mechanics. More than 100 teaching didactic staff and more than 30 technical administrative staff work within the faculty. About 1100 students attend the didactic activities (license studies programmes, master studies programmes, doctoral studies programmes). The general departments of physics and theoretical mechanics develop also didactic activities for other faculties of the university.