Romania is an increasingly popular European study destination offering internationally recognised degrees, affordable tuition fees, and a lower cost of living than many Western European countries. As a member of the European Union, Romania provides students with access to quality education, modern universities, and valuable career opportunities within Europe.
Many Romanian universities offer English-taught programmes in fields such as Business, Engineering, Information Technology, Medicine, and Social Sciences, making Romania an attractive option for international students seeking a European degree at an affordable cost.
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Romania is a fast-growing study destination in Europe, offering internationally recognized degrees, affordable education, and diverse career opportunities.
Study Intakes
September / October Intake – Main intake
February Intake – Available at selected universities and programmes
Application deadlines vary by institution.
Scholarships for International Students
Romania offers several scholarship opportunities for international students.
Available Scholarships
- Romanian Government Scholarships
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs Scholarships
- University Merit Scholarships
- Erasmus+ Programmes
- Faculty-specific tuition reductions
Merit-Based Opportunities
Students with strong academic records may qualify for partial tuition fee reductions depending on university policies and available funding.
Annual Tuition Fees
Bachelor’s Programmes
€2,500 – €7,000 per year
Master’s Programmes
€2,500 – €7,000 per year
Medicine & Dentistry
€5,000 – €10,000+ per year (depending on university)
Estimated Living Costs
€400 – €800 per month
Typical expenses include:
- Accommodation
- Food and groceries
- Transportation
- Mobile and internet
- Personal expenses
Costs vary by city, with Bucharest generally being more expensive than smaller university cities.
Undergraduate Programs
- Higher Secondary School Certificate (12 years education)
- Minimum 55–60% academic performance (programme dependent)
- English proficiency certificate B2 ( IELTS, TOEFL iBT, PTE)
- Medical certificate
Master’s Programs
- Recognised Bachelor’s degree
- Relevant academic background
- English proficiency proof B2 (IELTS, TOEFL iBT, PTE)
- Medical certificate
General Documents Required
- Academic transcripts and certificates
- Passport copy
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Statement of Purpose (SOP) / Motivation Letter
- Application Form
- Passport-sized photographs
- Language proficiency proof
- Birth Certificate
Romania is home to several well-established universities known for academic excellence and specialized programs.
Popular Universities
- University of Bucharest
- Babeș-Bolyai University
- Alexandru Ioan Cuza University
- West University of Timișoara
- Transilvania University of Brașov
- Romanian American University
- Titu Maiorescu University
Why Choose Romanian Universities?
- Recognised European degrees
- Affordable tuition fees
- Modern teaching facilities
- International student communities
- Research and innovation opportunities
- Increasing number of English-taught programs
Romania offers international students the opportunity to gain work experience during their studies and remain in the country after graduation to explore career opportunities. Romanian qualifications are recognised across the European Higher Education Area, providing valuable career prospects within Europe.
Working While Studying
- Non-EU international students holding a valid Romanian student residence permit may work up to 6 hours per day (approximately 30 hours per week) without obtaining a separate work permit.
- Students commonly find opportunities in customer service, hospitality, IT support, business services, retail, and internships related to their field of study.
- Employment must not interfere with academic progress and attendance requirements.
After Graduation
International graduates may extend their legal stay in Romania for up to 9 months after graduation to search for employment, complete hiring formalities, or establish a business.
Romania does not grant Permanent Residence automatically after graduation.
Graduates who continue to live and work legally in Romania may become eligible for Long-Term Residence after completing the required period of continuous legal residence under Romanian immigration law. Current legislation generally requires 5 years of continuous legal residence before applying for long-term residence status
Once employment is secured, graduates may apply for a residence permit based on employment in accordance with Romanian immigration regulations.
Romania’s growing economy offers opportunities in:
- Information Technology (IT)
- Software Development
- Engineering
- Manufacturing
- Business Services
- Finance & Accounting
- Healthcare
- Logistics
Study Intakes
September / October Intake – Main intake
February Intake – Available at selected universities and programmes
Application deadlines vary by institution.
Scholarships for International Students
Romania offers several scholarship opportunities for international students.
Available Scholarships
- Romanian Government Scholarships
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs Scholarships
- University Merit Scholarships
- Erasmus+ Programmes
- Faculty-specific tuition reductions
Merit-Based Opportunities
Students with strong academic records may qualify for partial tuition fee reductions depending on university policies and available funding.
Annual Tuition Fees
Bachelor’s Programmes
€2,500 – €7,000 per year
Master’s Programmes
€2,500 – €7,000 per year
Medicine & Dentistry
€5,000 – €10,000+ per year (depending on university)
Estimated Living Costs
€400 – €800 per month
Typical expenses include:
- Accommodation
- Food and groceries
- Transportation
- Mobile and internet
- Personal expenses
Costs vary by city, with Bucharest generally being more expensive than smaller university cities.
Undergraduate Programs
- Higher Secondary School Certificate (12 years education)
- Minimum 55–60% academic performance (programme dependent)
- English proficiency certificate B2 ( IELTS, TOEFL iBT, PTE)
- Medical certificate
Master’s Programs
- Recognised Bachelor’s degree
- Relevant academic background
- English proficiency proof B2 (IELTS, TOEFL iBT, PTE)
- Medical certificate
General Documents Required
- Academic transcripts and certificates
- Passport copy
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Statement of Purpose (SOP) / Motivation Letter
- Application Form
- Passport-sized photographs
- Language proficiency proof
- Birth Certificate
Romania is home to several well-established universities known for academic excellence and specialized programs.
Popular Universities
- University of Bucharest
- Babeș-Bolyai University
- Alexandru Ioan Cuza University
- West University of Timișoara
- Transilvania University of Brașov
- Romanian American University
- Titu Maiorescu University
Why Choose Romanian Universities?
- Recognised European degrees
- Affordable tuition fees
- Modern teaching facilities
- International student communities
- Research and innovation opportunities
- Increasing number of English-taught programs
Romania offers international students the opportunity to gain work experience during their studies and remain in the country after graduation to explore career opportunities. Romanian qualifications are recognised across the European Higher Education Area, providing valuable career prospects within Europe.
Working While Studying
- Non-EU international students holding a valid Romanian student residence permit may work up to 6 hours per day (approximately 30 hours per week) without obtaining a separate work permit.
- Students commonly find opportunities in customer service, hospitality, IT support, business services, retail, and internships related to their field of study.
- Employment must not interfere with academic progress and attendance requirements.
After Graduation
International graduates may extend their legal stay in Romania for up to 9 months after graduation to search for employment, complete hiring formalities, or establish a business.
Romania does not grant Permanent Residence automatically after graduation.
Graduates who continue to live and work legally in Romania may become eligible for Long-Term Residence after completing the required period of continuous legal residence under Romanian immigration law. Current legislation generally requires 5 years of continuous legal residence before applying for long-term residence status
Once employment is secured, graduates may apply for a residence permit based on employment in accordance with Romanian immigration regulations.
Romania’s growing economy offers opportunities in:
- Information Technology (IT)
- Software Development
- Engineering
- Manufacturing
- Business Services
- Finance & Accounting
- Healthcare
- Logistics
Take the next step toward a European degree and a promising future—choose your course, and let us help you build your path in Romania.
Yes. International students may work under Romanian regulations, subject to applicable employment and residence permit conditions.
Not always. Some universities accept alternative proof of English proficiency or conduct their own language assessment.
Yes. Graduates may explore employment opportunities and transition to appropriate residence permits if eligible.
Family reunification rules exist under Romanian immigration law. Eligibility depends on the student’s residence status, financial means, and individual circumstances.
Yes. Romania maintains diplomatic representation in Islamabad for visa and consular services.
- University admission: approximately 2–8 weeks
- Visa processing: approximately 4–8 weeks
- Overall process: generally 4–5 months