Regional mineralogy collection
The regional mineralogy collection reveals Romania’s renowned mineral wealth. It brings together approximately 1,500 mineral samples from over 70 different occurrences, representing both famous mines …
The regional mineralogy collection reveals Romania’s renowned mineral wealth. It brings together approximately 1,500 mineral samples from over 70 different occurrences, representing both famous mines …
This collection is the largest and most comprehensive in Romania, regarding the number of exhibits, mineral species, and occurrences (the samples’ places of origin). The …
It includes several instruments used by Cluj students and professors over time during practical seminars in physics, chemistry, biology, and other fields (such as spectrographs …
It comprises medals, seals, stamps, and ceramic objects that were awarded to Cluj professors and students or that mark significant moments in the university’s institutional …
It includes diplomas, yearbooks, student notebooks, and other materials, which provide a representative picture of the evolution and organization of the Romanian higher education system …
This collection includes vintage and more recent images of buildings that belonged and still belong to the University of Cluj (student dormitories, faculty buildings, etc.), …
These include over 500 paper and celluloid photographs illustrating significant moments in the life of Cluj University. Among the most valuable are the photographs depicting …
This collection comprises postcards issued and circulated on the territory of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire during the First World War. They complement Alexandru Duma’s drawings, …
The museum also holds some authentic military equipment from the First World War, which are included in the permanent exhibition.
Visitors can consult the complete collection of Alexandru Duma’s drawings on the digital platform inside the museum.
The two sketchbooks and a set of detached sheets totaling 109 drawings and sketches by Alexandru Duma were donated to Babeș-Bolyai University by Professor Tudor Porumb, a relative of the artist.