Notable Faculty Members
- Ion Barbu also known as Dan Barbilian - mathematician and poet;
- Silviu Brucan - political analyst and author
- George Călinescu - writer and literary critic
- Mircea Cărtărescu - Postmodern writer
- Emil Constantinescu - former President of Romania
- Petru Creţia - philologist
- Neagu Djuvara - historian
- Alexandru Graur - linguist
- Spiru Haret - mathematician, astronomer and politician
- Iorgu Iordan - linguist
- Nicolae Iorga - historian, literary critic and politician
- Traian Lalescu - mathematician
- Gabriel Liiceanu - philosopher
- Titu Maiorescu - literary critic
- Nicolae Manolescu-literary critic
- Solomon Marcus - mathematician
- Adrian Năstase - politician
- Miron Nicolescu - mathematician
- Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu - writer and philologist
- Dimitrie Pompeiu - mathematician
- Alexandru Rosetti - linguist
- Ion Th. Simionescu
- Simion Stoilow - mathematician
- Nicolae Titulescu - politician
- Tudor Vianu - literary critic, philosopher
- Dan-Virgil Voiculescu - mathematician
- Gheorghe Vrânceanu - mathematician
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