Masters 2017 in Cluj-Napoca Romania. The master’s program aims at providing students with the appropriate tools for further doctoral studies and professional activity. Programme objectives Acquisition of theoretical, applicative and practical knowledge in: - complex systems modelling based on mathematical concepts and methods, and on programming concepts and techniques. - programming and usage on/of computation systems, especially those of high performance, which are necessary for solving real life problems and for simulating complex problem solutions. - exploitation (data-analysis, knowledge-discovering) and visualization of „big data” for computation problems, statistical interpretations, decision processes, or for scientific instruments. - applicative scientific domains where high performance systems are used. - analysis and improvement of software processes. - professional modelling for team work as well as interdisciplinary approaches to research and development. Core courses - Programming Paradigms - Parallel and Distributed Operating Systems - Formal Modelling of Concurrency - Advanced Methods in Data Analysis - Functional parallel programming for big data analytics - Models in parallel programming - General Purpose GPU Programming - Workflow Systems - Resource-aware computing - Data Mining - Grid, Cluster and Cloud Computing - Knowledge Discovery in Wide Area Networks Admission requirements Bachelor degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Computer Science in Economics Tuition fees Students coming from: - EU/EEA – 3000 RON / year - Non-EU countries – 3000 EURO / academic year [-]

The 2 years master programme provides advanced theoretical and practical training in the field of computational physics, with emphasis on computer based modeling and simulation of physical processes and phenomena. It is based on a modern curriculum merging advanced knowledge of classical physics, modern physics, computational physics with interdisciplinary applications and basics of modern programming concepts and languages. The master programme provides the development of advanced programming capabilities and algorithmic thinking and usage of software for numerical and symbolic computation. Moreover, it provides the capability to apply advanced numerical and simulation methods in science and economy, to find solution of complex problems and optimal decision making, and to design and manage complex research and development programs. The master programme aims to provide students with the appropriate tools for further PhD studies and to become professional experts in the field through continuing professional training programs. Tuition fees Candidates from: EU / EEA and Swiss Confederation: 2000 RON / year + 1000 RON graduation fee Non-EU Countries: 2700 EURO / academic year + 300 EURO graduation fee [-]

Masters 2017 in Cluj-Napoca Romania. Advanced mathematics focuses on the study and creation of mathematical and computational tools broadly applicable in science and engineering, and on their use in solving challenging problems in these and related fields. From ecological modelling to mechanics, from statistical analysis to mathematical economics, areas of investigation are diverse. This master’s program offers advanced theoretical knowledge in this complex and dynamic domain. Core compulsory courses Qualitative theory of ordinary differential equations; Group theory and applications; Mathematical methods in fluid mechanics; Methodology of the mathematical research; Nonlinear partial differential equations; Techniques of function approximation; Rings and modules; Applied nonlinear analysis; Complex analysis in on and higher dimensions; Algebraic topology; Homological algebra. Core optional courses Geometric function theory in several complex variables; Potential theory and elliptic boundary value problems; Aspects of critical point theory; Fixed point theory for multivalued operators; Reaction-diffusion systems; Periodic solutions of differential systems; Modules and abelian categories; Morse Theory; Representations of groups and algebras; Category theory. Admission requirements Bachelor degree in Mathematics, Informatics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics and Engineering Tuition fees Students coming from: - EU/ EEA – 3000 RON / year - Non-EU countries – 3000 EURO / academic year [-]

Education of master students in Advanced Chemical Process Engineering is based on a modern curriculum merging knowledge from exact sciences, information technology and engineering, complemented with molecular design. On the basis of the gained knowledge, the graduate master engineers will be able to use the concepts and methods of advanced computer aided process engineering in industry, pilot or laboratory scale applications. Tuition fees EU, EEA country and the Swiss Confederation citizens: - Tuition fee quantum is the same as for the Romanian citizens: 2500 lei/academic year. The tuition fee can be paid in four equal installments. For citizen from non-EU countries: - Tuition fee quantum for an academic year: 270 Euro/month. An academic year consists of 9 month of teaching activity. - Graduation diploma exam fee: 500 Euro* [-]