About the Department • IT Governance • Digital Transformation
Information and Communication Technology Department
DTIC is the strategic subdivision of the Technical University of Moldova responsible for coordinating, developing, implementing, and maintaining information systems, IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, and institutional digitalization processes.
DTIC’s Role within UTM
coordinates IT infrastructure, information systems, and institutional digital processes
acts as a technological authority for design, approval, and implementation
supports academic, administrative, research, and public communication processes
contributes to the university’s digital transformation under the coordination of the Vice-Rector for Digitalization
Our Mission
DTIC’s mission is to ensure the development, coordination, and sustainable operation of
UTM’s IT and digital infrastructure, contributing to the university’s strategic objectives
in education, research, administration, and public communication. The department supports
the consolidation of an integrated, secure, and modern digital ecosystem based on efficient,
interoperable solutions compliant with current standards.
Institutional digitalization
Integration of information technologies into university processes.
Infrastructure and continuity
Secure and sustainable management of IT services and resources.
Innovation and interoperability
Development of modern solutions connected to national and institutional ecosystems.
Guiding Principles
Legality and compliance
DTIC operates in accordance with national legislation and approved internal regulations.
Security and data protection
IT processes are designed following “security by design” and “privacy by default” principles.
Interoperability
Developed or approved systems comply with compatibility and integration standards within UTM.
Efficiency and continuous development
We aim to optimize IT resources and adopt emerging technologies for better university services.
Core Functions and Responsibilities
Based on regulations, DTIC has core roles in IT governance, digitalization, and cybersecurity,
being responsible for the integrity and efficiency of UTM’s digital infrastructure.
- digitalization of institutional processes and development of university e-services
- administration of IT infrastructure, communication networks, servers, and data centers
- design, development, and implementation of information systems and software applications
- issuance of technical approvals for IT projects and solutions within the university
- administration and development of SIMU and its associated modules
- management of institutional accounts, access rights, and user authentication
- ensuring interoperability with national governmental and educational platforms
- administration of UTM’s web infrastructure and digital communication platforms
- technical support, digital training, internal audit, and IT risk assessment
Organizational Structure
DTIC is organized into functional units covering network infrastructure,
information security, software development, and user technical support.
Network Administration and Information Security Service
Manages network infrastructure, servers, data connections, access policies,
firewalls, digital certificates, backups, and cybersecurity measures.
Information Systems Design and Software Development Service
Designs, develops, implements, and maintains software applications, manages SIMU,
and ensures interoperability with national and institutional platforms.
Data Communications and Information Systems Support Section
Ensures installation, configuration, updating, maintenance, and technical support
for equipment and workstations used within the university.
Institutional collaboration
DTIC units collaborate with other UTM subdivisions to implement digital policies,
system interoperability, and compliance with technical standards.
Why DTIC is Important for UTM
DTIC directly contributes to the operation and modernization of the university through digital services,
secure infrastructure, integrated administrative and academic processes, and by supporting
digital communication and institutional presence in the online environment.