Study in Romania
Affordable EU education with growing English-taught programmes.
Destination Guide
Why Study in Romania?
- An EU member state with some of Europe's most affordable tuition fees and living costs.
- A growing number of English-taught programmes, particularly in medicine, engineering and IT.
- Historic universities with long academic traditions.
- A culturally rich, safe environment with welcoming university cities.
- EU degree recognition across member states.
Popular Study Areas
Admissions & Costs
What You Need to Know
General guidance — exact requirements, fees and deadlines vary by university and change over time.
Degree Levels
Bachelor's, Master's and PhD programmes are available, with expanding English-taught options.
Admission Requirements
Requirements vary by university and programme. Commonly requested documents include academic transcripts and certificates, a valid passport, and proof of English proficiency for English-taught programmes. Contact us for a free assessment of your eligibility.
Tuition Information
Romania offers some of the lowest tuition fees in the EU, varying by programme — medical programmes are typically higher. We help you find options within your budget.
Scholarship Opportunities
Romanian government scholarships and university-level awards exist for international students. We guide you on current opportunities and eligibility.
Intakes
The main intake is September/October, with some programmes offering a February/March intake.
Visa Guidance
Non-EU students apply for a Romanian long-stay student visa with university acceptance and proof of funds. Requirements are updated periodically — we guide you through the current process. No outcome can be guaranteed.
Universities
Popular Universities in Romania
Well-known institutions students often ask about. We guide you to the right fit for your grades and budget.
University offerings and entry criteria change over time. Contact us for current, personalised advice.
FAQs
Study in Romania — FAQs
Yes — tuition and living costs are among the lowest in the EU, which makes Romania attractive for budget-conscious students.
Yes, particularly in medicine, engineering, IT and business, with the number growing each year.
Degrees from accredited Romanian universities are recognised across the EU.