Studenți internaționali veniți în mobilitate la Universitatea din București
Before applying to the University of Bucharest as an exchange student, candidates must be officially nominated by their home university. Only students nominated by a partner institution may proceed to the application and admission stage.
Informații esențiale
Minimum English language proficiency: B2
Autumn Semester (Semester I): beginning of October - mid February
Spring Semester (Semester II): mid February - mid July
Academic Information
Exchange students may select courses from both Bachelor’s or Master’s degree programmes according to their academic background, study cycle, and learning objectives. Course selection is completed through the Exchange Mobility Agreement in consultation with the home university.
Students interested in Romanian language studies may also apply for the Romanian Language Programme, available exclusively to students enrolled in Romanian language and literature studies at their home institution.
The Romanian language course is offered exclusively to partner universities that have concluded a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the University of Bucharest for Romanian language studies. Students nominated under this type of agreement will be enrolled in the Romanian Preparatory Year programme and will follow the complete curriculum established for this programme throughout the academic year.
As the study plan is predefined and all students attend the same Romanian language and cultural courses included in the Preparatory Year curriculum, students applying for this programme are not required to complete or submit an Exchange Mobility Agreement during either the nomination or the application process.
To complete the Exchange Mobility Agreement, please consult the available Bachelor’s Degree course offer for exchange students, using the buttons below.
Course availability and ECTS credits may be subject to change. If modifications are required after arrival, students must consult the faculty secretariat and notify the International Relations Office to update their Exchange Mobility Agreement accordingly.
The revised document will be signed and sent to the home university for approval.
To complete the Exchange Mobility Agreement, please consult the available Master’s Degree course offer for exchange students, using the buttons below.
Course availability and ECTS credits may be subject to change. If modifications are required after arrival, students must consult the faculty secretariat and notify the International Relations Office to update their Exchange Mobility Agreement accordingly.
The revised document will be signed and sent to the home university for approval.
Practical Information
Step 1: Nomination by Home University
Nomination Deadlines
Autumn Semester:
June 1st of each academic year
Spring Semester:
October 15th of each academic year
Nomination Procedure
During the nomination phase, the home university and the student must complete the Exchange Mobility Agreement, indicating the proposed study programme and preliminary course selection.
The completed agreement must be uploaded through the nomination platform before the applicable deadline.
Following the evaluation of the nomination, the University of Bucharest will inform students and partner institutions of the outcome. Successfully nominated students will receive the Exchange Mobility Agreement signed by the University of Bucharest.
Students are advised to keep a copy of all submitted documents, as some of them may be required again during the application stage.
Step 2: Application by nominated students
Application Deadlines
Autumn Semester:
July 1st of each academic year
Spring Semester:
November 15th of each academic year
Application Procedure
Students whose nomination has been approved by the University of Bucharest may proceed with the submission of their application documents.
At this stage, applicants must upload the Exchange Mobility Agreement signed by the University of Bucharest, together with all required supporting documents and the Accommodation form (if accommodation is required) through the application platform.
Applications are reviewed by the University of Bucharest and subsequently forwarded to the Romanian Ministry of Education for academic recognition and final approval.
After obtaining the Letter of Acceptance nominated students must apply for the study visa (if required).
Documente necesare
Mai jos găsești documentele necesare pentru înscrierea la admitere.
Descarcă lista de verificare pentru a urmări etapele parcurse și pentru a consulta lista completă a documentelor necesare.
Documente pentru înscriere
- Formular de înscriere
- Exchange Mobility Agreement
- Accommodation Form
- Student Certificate confirming the enrolment at the Home University (and certified translation)
- Academic Transcripts from Home University (and certified translation)
Documente de identitate
- Birth Certificate (and certified translation)
- Pașaport internațional (valabil cel puțin 6 luni de la data depunerii dosarului)
- Proof of Permanent Residence in country of origin (and certified translation)
Documente de studii
Applicable for Bachelor's Degree candidates:
- High School Diploma (and certified translation)
- High School Transcript of Records (and certified translation)
Applicable for Master's Degree candidates:
- High School Diploma (and certified translation)
- High School Transcript of Records (and certified translation)
- Bachelor's Degree Diploma (and certified translation)
- Bachelor's Degree Transcript of Records (and certified translation)
Documente medicale
- Medical Certificate confirming fitness for study (issued within the last 30 days prior application; and certified translation)
- Documentele emise în țările semnatare ale Convenției de la Haga trebuie să fie apostilate cu Apostila de la Haga.
- Documentele emise în țările care nu sunt semnatare ale Convenției de la Haga trebuie să fie supralegalizate de către autoritățile competente.
Toate documentele de studii care nu sunt emise inițial în limba română, engleză sau franceză trebuie însoțite de o traducere autorizată și legalizată de un notar public.
Documentele emise inițial în limba română, engleză sau franceză nu necesită traducere; cu toate acestea, procedurile de legalizare obligatorii trebuie respectate. Nerespectarea acestor cerințe poate duce la întârzieri sau la respingerea dosarului de înmatriculare.
Ce presupune procesul de înmatriculare?
La Direcția Relații Internaționale:
Depuneți documentele în original.
Sign the Study Contract
Finalizați procesul de înmatriculare.
Primiți legitimația de student și legitimația de transport (dacă este cazul)
Informații importante
Toate documentele depuse în cadrul procesului de admitere trebuie prezentate în original la înmatriculare, împreună cu 4 fotografii (format 3 × 4 cm) și un nou certificat medical care să ateste că sunteți apt(ă) pentru studii, eliberat cu cel mult 30 de zile înainte de înmatriculare.
Neprezentarea documentelor în original poate duce la imposibilitatea finalizării procesului de înmatriculare.
Pentru candidații cu vârsta sub vârsta de 18 ani: Candidații cu vârsta sub 18 ani trebuie să fie însoțiți la înmatriculare de unul sau de ambii părinți. Întrucât minorii nu pot semna în mod independent documentele de înmatriculare în România, este necesară prezentarea acordurilor parentale solicitate. Dacă unul dintre părinți nu poate fi prezent, o procură notarială din partea părintelui absent (sau din partea ambilor părinți, după caz) trebuie prezentată.
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