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Banícka akadémia
The Banícka akadémia ((ハンガリー語:Selmeci Akadémia)), in Banská Štiavnica, Slovakia, is a technological university founded in 1735 by scientist Sámuel Mikoviny (then Kingdom of Hungary).
==History==
Its original name was Banská škola (Mining school), and it has been had formal status as an academy since December 13, 1762, when it was established by Maria Theresa in order to train specialists in silver, gold mining and metallurgy for mines in the surrounding area and the whole country. It is the world's first institution of technology or technical university with tertiary technical education.
Teaching started in 1764 with the Department of chemistry and metallurgy and first 40 students, who were required to be above 18 years old, to have complete scondary education, and had one year of practical experience. Later the Department of Mathematics, Mechanics, Hydraulics and Mining engineering was established. Third Department of mining wells was settled in 1770. In 1807 Department of Forestry was organized. In 1839 Department of technical drawing and descriptive geometry started. In 1841 Department of Mineralogy, Geology and Paleontology started. In 1866 Department of Melallurgy and Testing and Department of Chemistry and Physics. In 1872 the Department of Mining and Mineral Processing and Department of Mining Surveying and Geodesy.
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