You'll need to enroll in a study programme. What you’ve got to do first is find a programme. Sounds simple, right? We’ve put together a list of all the bachelor’s and master’s programmes on offer. So all you need to do is figure out what you want. What your passion is. And then find a programme to match.

Follow this application process, double check the deadlines, and you’ll be sorted for studying in Bucharest.

Courses can vary considerably, so check what’s required from your education provider, paying close attention to the closing dates. Pretty much all of our English-taught programmes start in the autumn semester. The academic year in Romania is split into two semesters:

• Winter semester (October to January);

• Summer semester (February to June).

• International organizations.

Do you have a question about a calendar? Get in touch with the university directly. There are a few other dates and deadlines you’ll need to keep in mind.

In order to be enrolled in an English programme at a Romanian university, it is essential that you are proficient in a foreign language. If English is not your first language, evidence of passing an English test such as IELTS or Cambridge English is usually required.

If you’re not quite there yet, your letter of acceptance allows you to come to Bucharest for a year prior to your studies to take a preparatory course. Find out more about the preparatory year.

You may need to meet some specific entry reqruirements too. You’ll find them listed on the programme’s webapge. Navigate there through our programme listing!

Get some assistance with your course fees by applying for scholarships. It is worth contacting the Romanian embassy in your home country to see which grants and funding possibilities are open to you.

The university will keep you informed on course start dates and how to pay the first instalment of your tuition fees.

This depends on which country you’re from. Check out steps Student visa and entry requirements for students in Bucharest.

Depending on your status, the length of your studies or your budget, you can choose between renting a room in a university residence. Regarding the essential information about accommodation get in touch with the university directly.

You’re on your way to study in Bucharest!