Transylvania University (UTBv) is a state institution of higher education in Braşov, Romania which, by "offering education, scientific research and the number of students is one of the great universities of Romania, the representative of the region and university 7 Center" . It has sixteen faculties, a total of 30,000 students and 1,300 teachers. The University offers: 103 days license areas, 12 areas for Distance Education, 5 areas for higher reduced frequency. Masters program (depth or scientific research) means 17 graduate areas, 48 areas Bologna (to date), Bologna 3 fields (ID, FR). Regarding doctorate there are currently 14 areas. University level education came to be and evolved through the city of Braşov's strong cultural tradition and climate. Early notable cultural nuclei include the First Romanian School, the first printing press (introduced by Deacon Coresi), the Johannes Honterus High School, the activity centered around the newspaper 'Gazeta de Transilvania' (founded by George Barițiu), and many others.