Everything that you need to know about the admission process is presented in the following sections: calendar, number of spots, admission criteria and the content of your application folder.

Calendar

There are two admission sessions – the first in July and the second in September. The admission schedule will be updated on the website after it is established and approved at faculty and university level.
Candidate enrollment
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You can send your application form either online or at the university headquarters. See below the content of your file and what are the correct steps to apply. - -
Publishing interim results and filing for appeal
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Confirmations – first phase
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In order to finalize the admission process, you must confirm your spot for the specialization where you have admitted. In case you don’t confirm, you will lose your spot after they have been redistributed at the end of the confirmation period. - -
Confirmation - second phase
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If you have gotten to an eligible spot, you must confirm your spot, so that you do not lose it. - -
Publishing final results
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The final list of admitted students is published. - -

Available spots

Bachelor’s
Specializations in English Spots
International Relations and European Studies (in English) Tuition-free: 13
Rural: 2
Tuition: 35
Total: 50
Master’s
Specializations in English Spots
European Studies (in English) Tuition-free: 10
Tuition: 40
Total: 50

Admission criteria

Bachelor’s
Specialization Criteria
International Relations and European Studies (in English)
  • Admission grade = Baccalaureate exam grade.
  • Grade average from English in highschool (a minimum of 8/10) or an accepted language certificate for English, such as Cambridge, TOEFL or IELTS or an interview, as the candidate chooses.
Master's
Specializations in English Criteria
European Studies (in English)
  • Graduate of a foreign language study program or the English grade average from the BA level or an accepted language certificate for English, such as Cambridge, TOEFL or IELTS or an interview, as the candidate chooses.
  • Research plan elaborated on the basis of the official bibliography (see below) – maximum 3 pages – 10%.
  • License exam average - 90%.
Masterat Studii Europene (în limba engleză)
  1. Hlavac, Marek: Less Than a State, more than an International Organization: The Sui generis nature of the European Union, Georgetown University, 2010 - sursa MPRA
  2. Brie, Mircea and Horga, Ioan and Şipoş, Sorin (2011): Ethnicity, Confession and Intercultural Dialogue at the European Union’s East Border. Published in: Eurolimes , Vol. Suppli, (2011): pp. 1-502 - sursa MPRA
  3. Bărbulescu, Iordan Gh. (coord.); Costea, Ana Maria (coord.); Ion, Oana Andreea (ed.); Prelipceanu, Alexandra (ed.). 2015. 25 Years Since the Fall of Communism. Proceedings. Tritonic Publishing House. - sursa SSRN

The admission folder

Depending on your status, the content of your application folder may differ. You can check below the various categories of documents that are necessary for the application folder.
Romanian candidates of EU Member States, of states pertaining to the European Economic Area and of the Swiss Confederation with a baccalaurate degree obtained in Romania.
Details
  • Baccalaureate diploma or equivalent to it (original or copy that is certified by the original or with a certificate issued by the institution that holds the original – in case the original is held by another institution) or, in case of highschools that have not issued the Baccalaurate diploma for the class of 2022, a certificate issued by the respective instituion.
  • Birth certificate – simple copy (the candidate must present the original for certification).
  • Marriage certificate – simple copy (the candidate must present the document in original for certification) – if necessary.
  • Medical certificate, issued by the family doctor, stating that the candidate is apt for the faculty for which s/he wants to apply.
  • 2 standard photos.
  • Identity card – simple copy (the candidate must present the original for certification).
  • Receipt / payment order of the enrollment fee.
  • Data protection consent.
Candidates of EU Member States, of states pertaining to the European Economic Area and of the Swiss Confederation with a baccalaureate degree obtained outside Romania.
Details
  • ! Candidates with studies outside Romania must present the Certification for the Validation of Studies, issued by the specialized department within the Ministry of Education. This is the main document necessary for the application folder.
  • Baccalaureate diploma or equivalent to it (original or copy that is certified by the original or with a certificate issued by the institution that holds the original – in case the original is held by another institution) or, in case of highschools that have not issued the Baccalaurate diploma for the class of 2022, a certificate issued by the respective instituion.
  • Birth certificate – simple copy (the candidate must present the original for certification).
  • Marriage certificate – simple copy (the candidate must present the document in original for certification) – if necessary.
  • Medical certificate, issued by the family doctor, stating that the candidate is apt for the faculty for which s/he wants to apply.
  • 4 standard photos.
  • Passport/Identity card – simple copy (the candidate must present the original for certification).
  • Receipt / payment order of the enrollment fee.
  • Data protection consent.
The admission methodology and the necessarry anexes are to prepare your admission folder are detailed on the site of the University: admission page.