The graduation ceremony of the 2018 ”Gheorghe Lazăr” series of the University Politehnica of Bucharest will be organized on Saturday, 7 July, starting at 10 am at the ROMEXPO Central Pavilion. The program will include the presentation of the personality of Gheorghe Lazăr, the founder of the Romanian higher education, giving the oath for the country and the profession, rewarding the heads of promotion and handing the engineer diplomas. Dear graduates, we look forward to seeing you there, together with your parents!
The dress code for graduates is with gowns and caps. These will be supplied (temporarily!) from the Faculty Administration on 4 and 5 July. The gowns this year are personalized, for 2018 graduates, and are available at magazin@upb.ro or Tel. 0742 772 200. Mr. Alexandru Lazarov. Orders for gowns may be placed from 21 May 2018 at MAGAZINUL UPB.
The access inside ROMEXPO premises starts at 8.30 am. Pedestrian access is from Expoziției Boulevard (Entrance B). Car access is from Expoziției Boulevard (Entrance B and C) or from Parcului Street (Entrance D). Car access and parking is free at all entrances. Parking places are available in wings C and D.
The access map may be downloaded <here>
The ceremony will start at 10 am.
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