Technical University of Liberec

Liberec University of Technology is a university in Liberec, Czech Republic. During its more than sixty years of history, the university has undergone great transformations. When it was founded, it was called the Institute of Mechanical Engineering in Liberec, and its original classrooms were located in the attic of the Gymnasium im. F. X. Shaldy.
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Technical University of Liberec

The Technical University of Liberec (TUL) is a dynamic university of medium size that joins forms of technical and university education.

We are the only university in the Liberec Region. We have seven faculties and one professional institute. Despite the name, we do not only focus on technical fields, but we also educate economists, teachers, architects and other experts. We work with approximately 200 similarly focused institutions around the world. Our university was founded in 1953 under the name of the University of Mechanical Engineering in Liberec, originally with the aim of educating qualified engineers for the local industry. Gradually, our scope expanded, the number of fields and faculties increased, which in 1995 led to the renaming of the Technical University of Liberec.

 

The Technical University of Liberec reaches excellent results in the fields of science and research. Let us mention the world-wide unique discovery of industrial manufacturing technology of nano-textiles – the Nanospider. These results, well-known to the public, only increase the reputation of TUL. The Technical University of Liberec can also be proud of its good social, cultural and sports background. Only a few universities can offer such broad sporting possibilities. The University Sports Complex is available, in addition to the excellent facilities and public transportation in Liberec, and its surroundings, for summer and winter sports. As one of the few universities in the Czech Republic, TUL can satisfy all demands of accommodation in modern halls of residence.

 

Today, the university has seven faculties and one specialized institute:

  • Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
     
  • Faculty of Textile Engineering
     
  • Faculty of Science-Humanities and Education
     
  • Faculty of Economics
     
  • Faculty of Arts and Architecture
     
  • Faculty of Mechatronics Informatics and Interdisciplinary Studies
     
  • Faculty of Health Studies
     
  • Institute for Nanomaterials, Advanced Technologies and Innovation

 

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