The Doctoral School of Automatic Control and Computers (SD-AC) supports doctoral students in developing the academic and technical competencies required to address complex challenges in the fields of Automatic Control, Systems Engineering, Computers and Information Technology.
The doctoral path combines a preparatory program based on advanced university studies with the development and implementation of an original research project, under the close guidance of doctoral supervisors recognized nationally and internationally. Doctoral students benefit from access to modern laboratory infrastructure, international scientific databases, and extensive academic mobility opportunities through European partnerships.
By ensuring high standards of ethics and integrity, POLITEHNICA Bucharest provides a stimulating environment for the development of a research career, facilitating both funding through scholarships and grants and integration into research and development projects with direct industrial applicability. Completion of the doctoral thesis marks the attainment of scientific autonomy and opens valuable opportunities in academia and in leading research and development sectors.
