Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava

The Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, universally known by its Slovak abbreviation STU, is the largest and oldest university of technology in Slovakia, a public institution whose legal foundation is the act of 25 June 1937 by which the Czechoslovak National Assembly created a Slovak technical university named after Milan Rastislav Štefánik.布拉迪斯拉发斯洛伐克技术大学通称 STU,是斯洛伐克规模最大、历史最久的理工大学,公立性质,其法源是 1937 年 6 月 25 日捷克斯洛伐克国民议会以米兰·拉斯季斯拉夫·什特凡尼克之名创设斯洛伐克技术大学的法案。

Seven faculties teaching civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and informatics, chemical and food technology, architecture and design, materials science and information technology are based in Bratislava and Trnava, joined by a faculty of management, and the rector's office stands at Vazovova 5 in Bratislava with postal code 812 43.土木、机械、电机与信息、化学与食品技术、建筑与设计、材料科学、信息技术与信息学七个学院分设布拉迪斯拉发与特尔纳瓦,另设一个管理学院,校长办公室在首都的 Vazovova 街 5 号,邮编 812 43。

More than 155,000 graduates have left the university since 1937, some 11,000 students study in it with 1,255 teachers on the current QS count, and bibliographic databases record 29,625 works and 863,290 citations under its name at latitude 48.148 and longitude 17.107.自 1937 年创校以来毕业生超过 15.5 万人,按现行 QS 口径在校生约 1.1 万人、教师 1,255 人,文献数据库在其名下记录作品 29,625 篇、被引 863,290 次,坐标为北纬 48.148 度、东经 17.107 度。

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