By obtaining the habilitation certificate, an academic staff member acquires the legal right to supervise doctoral theses and guide new generations of researchers in engineering fields of excellence.
Within the Doctoral School of Automatic Control and Computers (SD-AC), habilitation procedures are governed by rigorous standards regarding academic excellence, the quality of scientific publications, and international visibility. The candidate presents their publications and original contributions before a committee of highly qualified specialists, demonstrating not only previous achievements but also a clear vision for the development of their academic career and future research directions.
Through its continuous openness to innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration, POLITEHNICA Bucharest encourages the integration of new doctoral supervisors into the academic community. Habilitation thus ensures the continuity of performance in the fields of Automatic Control, Systems Engineering, and Computers and Information Technology, strengthening the university’s status as a major research center at regional and European level.
