This master degree within the Faculty of Economical Science aims at achieving the following objectives:

Forming qualified specialists in conformity with the present requirements of the job markets from Romania and the European Union countries, promoting a set of values based on solidarity, non-discrimination, ethics, scientific objectivity, creativity, and dynamism; Engaging students in scientific research through getting involved in national and international scientific projects; Ensuring a body of specialists in the economic field, in accordance with the national and international standards.

Master students may gain the following specialized skills after obtaining their degree:

Knowledge of the elements that are specific to bio-economy, those regarding the ethics of the activity and the way in which these are organized and pursued; The capacity to analyze and interpret some problems that are specific to bio-economy and to back up decisions based on the provided information; Developing a deep understanding at an operational level of bio-economy in the context of applying European and world strategies; Developing skills in the field of entrepreneurial, industrial and agro-alimentary bio-economy; The capacity to cognitively and professionally apply concepts, theories and investigation methods within the field of bio-economy. Some of the subjects studied within this program are the basis of bio-economy, European Union’s bio-economic strategy, World strategy for bio-economy, bio-business, Bio-economic law, Industry and service bio-economy. ... [-]

The master programs organized in the field of "Environmental Science" are:

Sustainability of Socio-Ecological Systems

Integrated Natural Capital Management with subprograms:

Subprogram 1: Integrated Environmental Pollution ManagementSubprogram 2: Integrated Natural Capital Management

Master's programs are the result of a new step of institutional integration and refinement and address challenges and requirements at global, European and national levels:

Development of ecosystem theory and practice on hierarchical organization of abiotic environment, biological and ecological diversity and socio-economic systems in Socio-Ecological Complexes (CSE).Documenting, understanding and managing the "ecological crisis".Accepting and promoting sustainable development models based on ecosystem theory, knowledge and practice in strategies and policies.Reduction and control of greenhouse gas emissions, liquid phase pollutants and reuse or recycling of solid waste, ie neutralization or safe storage of hazardous chemicals.Conservation / protection, sustainable use and bio-restoration and ecodesign as key measures to adapt to climate change and ensure ecological sustainability of the development of any socio-economic system.Prioritize the transition from sectoral to ecosystem approach and from conventional management to ecosystem and adaptation management into global, EU, national, regional and local strategies and policies.The necessity of complementing disciplinary training programs and projects (level 1) with interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary programs and projects (Level 2).The need to develop human resources capable of using and / or developing inter and transdisciplinary knowledge, integrated management of pollution, natural capital and socio-ecological complexes.Developing, adapting and streamlining the education, communication and information system of the public, decision-makers and managers on the complexity of interdependence relationships between nature / environment components and human society that condition the... [-]