1 Decembrie 1918 University of Alba Iulia at IgMin Research

Established in 1991, "1 Decembrie 1918" University of Alba Iulia is a public accredited higher education institution with a name deeply rooted in the historical significance of Alba Iulia. This city hosted the Grand National Assembly on December 1, 1918, which led to the union of Transylvania and Banat with the Kingdom of Romania. Additionally, the coronation ceremony of King Ferdinand I and Queen Maria of Greater Romania took place here in 1922, further highlighting Alba Iulia's importance in national history. Since its establishment, the university has focused on preserving and affirming national identity, unity in diversity of Romanian culture, and integrating these values into the European and universal context through education, research, and value creation.

For over 30 years, the university has provided optimal conditions for students and faculty, continually improving its educational offerings, study conditions, and services. This effort has been reflected in various institutional evaluations, such as the international evaluation by the Association of European Universities (EUA) and the 2020 Assessment by the Romanian Agency for Quality Assurance in Higher Education, which awarded the university the highest rating of "High Degree of Confidence." Certified ISO 9001:2015 for educational and research activities, the university is committed to a quality management system aimed at increasing student satisfaction. Through the effective use of its human, spiritual, and material resources, the university remains dedicated to enhancing the professional value of its graduates and achieving a high level of performance.