Explore universities in Romania for international students
Universities in Romania for international students
Compare programs, teaching languages, non-EU tuition and admission documents before you open an application.
Explore universities in Romania for international students and work from program information that can be reviewed in one place. Non-EU applicants can compare language, tuition and faculty-specific documents before applying.
Choose with reliable information
Each university profile brings together the information currently confirmed for Students4EU. We publish programs and fees only when a usable source is available, and we clearly identify details that still need confirmation.
Start with the study program that fits your education, career direction, preferred language and budget. Then review the exact admission file attached to that choice.
Built for non-EU applicants
The directory supports international applicants who want to study in Romania at Bachelor or Master level.
When you create an account, the selected program becomes a structured application workspace with required documents, applicant details and a live completion percentage.
Use the admissions guide and student resources to prepare a consistent application route.
How to use this directory
Shortlist with the details that matter
1. Check program fit
Confirm the degree, field of study and teaching language before comparing costs or documents.
2. Review the admission file
Open the university profile to see the published document list and program-specific conditions.
3. Plan the complete budget
Look at annual tuition, application fees and any preparatory-year cost before creating your application.
Make a reliable comparison
How to compare universities in Romania for international students
Start with the exact degree program
A university name is only the beginning. Compare the precise Bachelor or Master program, curriculum, degree awarded, teaching language and academic prerequisites. A related program title can still lead to a very different study route, so open the individual faculty record before deciding.
Check the language of teaching
English-taught programs normally require accepted evidence of English proficiency. Romanian-taught programs can include a Romanian language preparatory year before degree studies. Confirm both the academic language and any language used in practical placements.
Compare tuition as a complete budget
Review annual non-EU tuition, any preparatory-year fee and university admission or processing charges that may apply. Add housing, insurance, translations, travel and residence-related costs so the decision reflects the full first-year budget rather than tuition alone.
Verify the information source
Students4EU publishes fees and programs when an administrator has a usable source. University rules can change, so check the academic year shown on the profile and compare important decisions with the university’s official information. The Romanian education authority website is also a useful starting point for the national context.
Non-EU application planning
From university research to a faculty-specific application
1. Confirm academic fit
Check whether your school or university qualification supports entry to the selected degree. For a Master application, compare your Bachelor background with the requested specialisation.
2. Review every document
Typical requirements can include passport copies, civil-status documents, diplomas, transcripts, a medical certificate, language evidence, a CV, motivation and recommendation letters, photographs and official forms.
3. Prepare accepted copies
Uploads may be certified or legalized copies in Romanian or English, subject to the selected university. Keep original documents and source-language versions available for later verification and enrolment.
4. Understand the preparatory year
A Romanian-taught program may require the Romanian language preparatory year. An English-taught program normally follows its English-language requirement instead. The program record shows a preparatory fee only when it applies and has been entered.
5. Create one application per choice
Your Students4EU account connects the chosen faculty to its own checklist, applicant details, private uploads and live completion percentage. Separate faculties can have different requirements even inside the same university.
6. Recheck official instructions
Before payment, submission, visa or travel, confirm current instructions from the university and competent Romanian authorities. Students4EU supports preparation; institutions make admission, visa and residence decisions.
Practical planning matters too. Compare student cities, accommodation, insurance, travel and daily costs alongside the academic offer. Eligible international students may be able to work part-time for up to 6 hours per day under current Romanian rules, but confirm the latest residence and employment conditions before relying on work income.
University comparison FAQ
Questions about universities in Romania for international students
Which Romanian universities accept non-EU students?
The directory lists institutions only after their programs and admission information have been configured in Students4EU. Open each profile to see the currently published non-EU study options rather than assuming every faculty accepts international applications.
Can I study in English?
Yes, when the selected university currently offers that program in English and you meet its language requirement. Use the language filter on university profiles and verify the program record before applying.
Is tuition the same for every faculty?
No. Annual non-EU tuition can differ by university, degree, field and teaching language. Preparatory-year and application-related fees can also vary, which is why Students4EU records costs at program level.
Where should a non-EU applicant begin?
Compare the exact program, then review the admissions process and preparation resources before opening a faculty-specific application.
Does a complete Students4EU file guarantee admission?
No. A 100% completion indicator means the configured mandatory information is present. The university evaluates eligibility and decides admission, while public authorities control visa and residence procedures.
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Aurel Vlaicu University of Arad (UAV)
Explore Aurel Vlaicu University Arad Bachelor and Master programs, teaching languages, non-EU tuition and admission documents for 2026-2027.
66 available study programs
A separate Students4EU service fee applies for personal counselling, application guidance, profile assessment, application preparation and practical support as you settle into study and life in Romania.
University admission and application processing fees may apply, depending on the institution and selected study program.
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Vasile Goldiș Western University of Arad (UVVG)
Explore UVVG programs, languages, tuition and admission documents for international students applying to Vasile Goldis University in Arad.
10 available study programs
A separate Students4EU service fee applies for personal counselling, application guidance, profile assessment, application preparation and practical support as you settle into study and life in Romania.
University admission and application processing fees may apply, depending on the institution and selected study program.
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