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Cultural Centres and Institutes at UBB
CLUJ-NAPOCA 23 April 2014
Types of partnerships
1. Cultural Centres within the UBB- Its name must always be associated to that of the
university, logo cannot be displayed separately;- Coordinator is a UBB employee.
2. Cultural Centres hosted by the UBB- UBB offers the facilities for activity and events and its
name must be associated to that of the institution, but the later remains autonomous
Erasmus+ and Erasmus Mundus Office
1.1. The Russian Cultural Centre
• Founded in 2011 by the Russian World
Foundation
• Objectives: popularize the Russian
language and culture, support
teaching programmes and stimulate
intercultural dialogue
• Makes almost 750 books available to
public
• Organizes exhibitions, conferences,
artistic and documentary film
viewings, round tables, etc.
Erasmus+ and Erasmus Mundus Office
1.2. The Korean Cultural Centre• Created in 2007 • Activities are meant to
foster the sharing of Korean culture, arts and language more effectively and wider in the Romanian society
• The Centre also hosts the Korean Studies library with a collection of approximately 1.500 publications
Erasmus+ and Erasmus Mundus Office
1.3. The Italian Cultural Centre
• Brought into existence based on a cooperation protocol with the Italian Cultural Institute in Bucharest
• Activity: cultural and scientific events meant to mirror the Italian culture and offer access to the realities of this country
• Organizes language exams• Disposes of a library
comprising books, CDs, films
Erasmus+ and Erasmus Mundus Office
1.4. Centre for Belgian Literature in French (CELBLF)
• Founded in 1990 with the aim of studying and
promoting the Belgian francophone literature in
Romania
• Supported by the Belgian Royal Academy of French
Language and Literature and the Belgian French
Community
• Programme includes scientific activities for
undergraduates, master and doctoral students:
courses, seminars, papers, book reviews,
conferences, international colloquia, etc.
Erasmus+ and Erasmus Mundus Office
1.5. The Centre for Canadian and Quebec Studies
• Founded in 1992• Coordinates the research with
regard to the Francophone and Anglophone Canada, shaping the Canadian identity, Canadian multiculturalism, Canadian culture, literature and film
• Plans symposia, professional reunions, summer schools organized at national and international level through the Central European Association for Canadian Studies
Erasmus+ and Erasmus Mundus Office
• Inaugurated in 2011 in cooperation with higher education institutions from São Paulo
• Develops a wide range of activities: book releases, exhibitions, international conferences, cultural evenings, courses of Portuguese language, courses of Brazilian culture in the historical context of Latin America
• Hosts the Library of Latin-American Studies
1.6. The Brazilian Cultural Centre “Casa do Brasil”
Erasmus+ and Erasmus Mundus Office
1.7. The Institute of Turkology and Central-Asian Studies
• Inaugurated in 2009• It is the only institute in Romania where the history,
language, culture, and civilization and the current politcal-economic systems of the Turkic world are studied
• Initiates and organizes internal and international scientific reunions, public conferences for the general public held by scientific, diplomatic and political personalities, debates, roundtables, symposia, training, etc.
Erasmus+ and Erasmus Mundus Office
1.8. The Centre for African Studies• Created in 2013, it coordinates education, research
and professional networks, as well as institutional and
scientific projects
• Objectives: to become a functional interaction
platform, to coordinate common educational
programmes, to propose and implement research
programmes in partnership with African universities,
etc.
Erasmus+ and Erasmus Mundus Office
2. Cultural Centres hosted by UBB
2.1. British Council- Romania was one of the first four countries in the
world where it set up and overseas office along
with Egypt, Portugal and Poland
2.2. The French Cultural Institute-Famous activities: The Very Short Film Festival, Francophone
Book Fair, Coffee Spring, the Sable Academy (Baroque music)
Erasmus+ and Erasmus Mundus Office
2.3. The German Cultural Centre- In collaboration with the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Aufstria
2.4. The Centre for Polish Language and Culture-The Centre celebrates important holidays of Poland such as
the Indepence Day and the Day of the Constitution
Erasmus+ and Erasmus Mundus Office
2.6. The Confucius
Institute- It has a library containing
13.000 books, 3 multi-media
classrooms, a self-learning
centre with 10 laptops and
advanced Chinese learning
software, an exhibition room, a
sports centre and an office
space.
2.5. The “John F.
Kennedy” American
Studies Library- The American Studies
Department was developed with
the support of the UB Embassy,
the American Cultural Centre in
Bucharest, the Fulbright
Commission and Arizona State
University
Erasmus+ and Erasmus Mundus Office
Erasmus+ and Erasmus Mundus Office
“The Multiculturalism Walk”
• Organized as part of Cluj Days, an ample cultural and social event hosted by the Cluj-Napoca City Hall
• The 2nd edition will take place this year between 23 - 25 May
• Gathers all cultural centres and university museums in front of UBB main building
• Preparing for 2015 when Cluj-Napoca becomes European Youth Capital
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