HOW TO APPLY
Admission requirements
The University of Craiova's policy is open to international students and there is no social, ethic or religions discrimination. The admission requirements are harmonized nationally, the sine qua non condition being the high-school graduation diploma There are no restrictions, such as age limits, high score in general or in certain areas, no general aptitude tests or limitation of the places available. Still, for admission at studies in the field of arts and sports, you may be able to pass some basic skills tests.
The university also admit students who participate in exchange programmes in so far as they comply with the requirements.
The tuition fee for foreign students is 320 US$ per month for bachelor programs and 340 US$ per month for master programs. This fee has to be paid in advance for at least three months. It will enable you to use all the study facilities the University offers to the regular students, such as access to library, sport bases etc. The tuition fee does not cover the expenses that are not related to the teaching activities, such as medical insurance, visa fees, accommodation, meals etc. The University of Craiova offers accommodation for international students at low prices.
If you are interested in finding financial support for your studies and if you don't have other options you could address to the Romanian Embassy in your country.
The courses begin every year on October 1st and finish at the end of June. The academic year consists of two semesters, each comprising 14 weeks of teaching activities followed by two examination sessions.
If you decide to apply,
- for EU members: please contact directly the International Relations Office of our University
- for non-EU members: please fill this application form and attache the documents required and then send them to the following address:
The Ministry of Education and Research
28-30, Gen. Berthelot St.
Sector 1, 010174, Bucharest, Romania
tel +40 (21) 310 4320; +40 (21) 314 2680
According to our laws, The Ministry of Education and Research - General Direction for European Integration and International Relations studies all the files and makes the selection.
Language of instruction
For most of the study programs, the courses are taught in Romanian; therefore foreign students should have a good command of Romanian.
The courses designed for the students in philology are delivered in the language(s) of their major/minor specialization, i.e. English, French, Italian, Spanish, German and Russian.
The University also organises language courses during a preparatory academic year, when, along with language learning the basic knowledge in the fields that will make up the premise of your future training are refreshed. These courses finish with a certificate of proficiency in Romanian.
At the University of Craiova there are two "filières francophones", in the engineering field - Faculté de Électrotechnique - "Génie Électrique", Faculté de Ingénieurs Électromécaniciens - Génie Électromecanique - where all the courses are taught in French.
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