The National University of Science and Technology POLITEHNICA Bucharest stands as Romania's oldest comprehensive academic institution, with over two centuries of existence. Our two campuses, Bucharest and Pitești, are strategically positioned in Romania's most industrially developed region, to provide an immersive and dynamic learning environment.

POLITEHNICA Bucharest offers an extensive array of undergraduate and graduate programs through its 380 bachelor and master programs and access to 87 research centers. The university fosters an internationalized learning environment for its nearly 40,000 students in 21 faculties, providing 55 programs taught in English, French and German.

The Technical University of Civil Engineering Bucharest (UTCB) is a tertiary educational institution with a long history of successful contributions to Romania’s development.   UTCB has its roots in the “School for Land Surveyors” (1818) and in “The school of Bridges, Roads and Mines” (1867), thus being one of the oldest Romanian universities. Since 2019 UTCB is member of the European University for Smart Urban Coastal Sustainability EU-CONEXUS, a transnational European higher education and research institution with partner universities from France, Greece, Romania, Lithuania, Spain, Croatia, Ireland, Germany and Cyprus.

Welcome to the University of Agronomical Sciences and veterinary Medicine of Bucharest!

Since 1852, we pride ourselves on combining a tradition of research with an open approach to the latest innovations in the field. The results of this sustained effort are visible in the career opportunities our graduates have benefited and continue to benefit from. The need to produce in line with environmental protection standards, stimulating the economy of rural communities, creates such opportunities. We are committed to preparing future USAMV graduates for successful careers in their chosen field by offering courses tailored to international standards.

USAMV Bucharest has seven faculties offering bachelor, master and doctoral degrees:

-        Faculty of Agriculture

-        Faculty of Horticulture

-        Faculty of Animal Productions Engineering and Management

-        Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

-        Faculty of Land Reclamation and Environmental Engineering

-        Faculty of Biotechnologies

-        Faculty of Management and Rural Development

Two doctoral schools:  

• Plant and Animal Resources Engineering and Management, in the fields of Agronomy, Biotechnology, Horticulture, Management and Rural Development, Animal Productions Engineering

• Veterinary Medicine

You have at your disposal a whole range of activities, from the practical part of each discipline, in the two campuses, Agronomy - Herăstrău and Veterinary - Cotroceni to the active involvement in university many academic events.

You will do practical training in the modern greenhouses of our university, in the Research Center for the Study of Quality Food Product, or in the two didactic stations of USAMV, with tradition since 1893: the Pietroasa Research and Development Station for Viticulture and Winemaking and the Istrița Research and Developement Station for Fruit Growing, as well as at the Moara Domnească Research and Developement Station for Agronomy.

Research Center for the Study of Quality Food Product has 13 multidisciplinary research laboratories and a greenhouse, designed to European standards, providing competitiveness both at national and international level.

Key Figures (2021)

•        Number of faculties: 7

•        Number of study programs: 52

•        Preparatory year in Romanian: no

•        Students: 11,400

•        International students: 353

•        Places in dormitories: 4000

•        45ha of green campus

Carol Davila" University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Bucharest (abbreviated to UMFCD) is the core of medical and pharmaceutical higher education in Romania. In 1857, the Romanian-French doctor Carol Davila, founded The National School of Medicine and Pharmacy, known as the first Romanian university of its kind.

UMFCD consists of 4 faculties: General Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry and Midwifery and Nursing. Characterised as an advanced research university by the Ministry of Education, it has access to the facilities of over 20 clinical hospitals all over Bucharest and it implements a wide range of national and international research projects in partnership with Scientific Research Centers and other medical universities.

 Our Motto is INITIATION, EVOLUTION, EXCELLENCE!

Once the University door is opened, students enter a temple of study and human dedication. They are stepping on the footsteps of famous forerunners such as George Emil Palade, holder of the Nobel Prize. 

The academic community of the University has a unique combination of traditions and dynamics of our fast changing world. We owe our success to our excellent teaching staff (more than 150), numerous students (more than 800) and alumni who perform on the most prestigious stages of Europe and around the world.
National University of Music Bucharest (UNMB) defines its strategic development objectives grounded in 140 years of tradition and is committed to being an active part in constructing the European area of higher music education. We are particularly interested in encouraging the individual expression and growth of our students and teaching staff.
The Romanian Agency for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ARACIS) awarded UNMB a high confidence rating for 2010 - 2015, as a result of the institutional evaluation.

National University of Music Bucharest has two main faculties:

Faculty  of  Performing Arts (all classical instruments and singing)
Faculty of Composition, Musicology and Music Pedagogy (Composition, Musicology, Music Pedagogy, Orchestral and Choir Conducting, Jazz-Pop Music and Church Music).
Study levels:
The studies at the National University of Music Bucharest are accredited in three levels:
Bachelor degree
- 4 years full time study, 240 ECTS (instrumental and singing studies, composition and musicology) and
- 3 years full time study, 180 ECTS (for music pedagogy and Byzantine music).
Master degree, 120 ECTS - 2 years full time study
Doctoral degree, 180 ECTS - 3 years full time study.
Doctoral School of UNMB provides two types of doctoral programs, as follows:
I. Professional doctoral degree
II. Scientific doctoral degree
Recognized degree: - Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA)
Duration of study: 6 semesters (full-time).
More details regarding the Doctoral School, can be found on the following website: www.unmb.ro

As a student at the National University of Music Bucharest, you have the chance to study music at the highest standards, no matter the study level (Bachelor, Master, Doctoral studies) or the specialty you will choose. Our academic offer is wide and diverse, allowing you to receive outstanding tuition and performance opportunities (both inside the university - in the two main concert halls, "George Enescu" and "Opera Studio" and in other cultural institutions, such as Broadcasting Companies, museums, National Opera House Bucharest, Romanian Athenaeum, etc.)
UNMB students have the possibility to enjoy a generous offer of social and cultural activities as well. Bucharest is a lively city, with all kinds of opportunities in terms of socializing and having fun, whatever you consider doing: going to the cinema, to classical music concerts, to the opera performances, to clubs and pubs, to wander in its lovely parks. As an UNMB student you will have the advantage of free or discounted tickets for most of the artistic events organized in the city.

Founded in 1864 by the painter Theodor Aman, the National University of Arts in Bucharest is the largest settlement of artistic higher education in Romania, with over 1,400 students, covering all the major areas of fine arts, decorative arts and art history and theory. Along the years the names of prestigious personalities were related to the history of the university either as professors or students such as Constantin Brancusi, Victor Brauner, Dimitrie Paciurea, Ioan Andreescu, Stefan Luchian, Ion Jalea, Nicolae Darascu, Corneliu Baba, Alexandru Ciucurencu or Paul Neagu, to mention just a few. Nowadays, the National University of Arts in Bucharest is a dynamic institution which is in a continuous process of transformation and adaptation to the contemporary context, with a teaching staff consisting of first order names of the Romanian artistic scene. The University is structured in three faculties - Fine Arts, Applied Arts and Design and Art History - comprising fifteen departments serving both BA and MA levels and a Doctoral Studies Department (Doctoral School) for the Ph.D.level of studies. The National University of Arts being situated in Bucharest, the capital of Romania, allow its students to benefit also from the intense and rich cultural life of the city with numerous artistic venues, art galleries and important museums, such as the Romanian National Museum of Art or the National Museum of Contemporary Art. Located in a central area of Bucharest the university has modern studios and laboratories, an art library, an on-campus accommodation facilities and a dynamic art gallery which exhbits works by students and established artists from Romania and abroad.

The first theatre faculty in Romania begins its activity in 1834 within the Philharmonic School.

A Faculty of Stage Direction opens in 1948 within the Romanian Art Institute – at that time (1948-1950), the center of all Romanian higher education in the arts.

1950 sees the founding of both the Institute for Film and the Institute for Theatre I. L. Caragiale (named after the classic Romanian playwright). In 1954, the two institutions merge into the Institute of Theatre and Film I.L. Caragiale (IATC). The Institute will function under this name until 1990, when it will become the Academy of Theatre and Film (ATF) – the only such school in Romania to enjoy a ranking equal to that of a university, as well as international recognition.

Since 1990, the Academy of Theatre and Film has undergone a continuous reform process. New specializations have been added,such as Audiovisual Communication and Multimedia: Sound-Editing (both at the Film Faculty), Puppets-Marionettes, Choreography and Scenography (at the Theatre Faculty). The number of students has gone up, while the curricula and study programs have been continuously improved and diversified. 
In 1998, the Academy of Theatre and Film became the University of Theatre and Film I.L. Caragiale (UATC). In 2001, it became the National University of Theatre and Film I.L. Caragiale (UNATC)

UNATC is one of the most prestigious film and theatre schools globally with students and alumni with great international accomplishments like festival Awards ranging from Cannes to Berlin or Sundance or Avignon. UNATC is providing regularly new educational programs coordinated with the international and national development of the fields. 

UNATC develops research and innovation  in digital interaction and applicative neuroscience in the field of performative arts  at the CINETic international research centre. The centre has state of the art capabilities for research and production. 

The university is located in Bucharest, the capital city of Romania providing access to a vibrant and rich cultural scene and the strong universitary life.

The NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS (UNEFS) of Bucharest was established by the Law on Physical Education promulgated on 15 June 1923  

It was the 10th institution of this kind in the world and the 5th in Europe.

Currently, the Bucharest UNEFS, a public higher education institution with legal personality, operates based on the Romanian Constitution of 1991

In the European Union classification system, UNEFS is defined as an “A” level education and research institution that brings together all basic areas of scientific knowledge related to man, education, health, culture and society. Study programs are in line with the Bologna Process, and the University has been awarded the Erasmus University Charter, having partnerships with universities from the European area.

At the external evaluations of 2009 and 2017, the ARACIS Council awarded the University a High Degree of Confidence rating.

The National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (SNSPA), established in Bucharest in 1991 as a school of governance and training of professionals for essential social areas, is a landmark in the Romanian academic setting.

Known both nationally and internationally, SNSPA is a state institution of higher education, scientific research and professional academic training offering undergraduate degrees, master’s degrees and doctoral studies. SNSPA trains and develops professional competencies in Political Sciences, Sociology, Administrative Studies, International Relations, Diplomacy, European Studies, Communication Sciences, Psychology, Management. 

SNSPA’s professional excellence is proven by the number of graduates who have become leaders in their areas of expertise.

“1 DECEMBRIE 1918” UNIVERSITY OF ALBA IULIA (UAB) was set up as a public higher education and research institution founded pursuant to the Romanian Government Decision no. 474/09.07.1991. In 2020, following the institutional assessment carried out by the Executive Bureau of the Romanian Agency for Quality Assurance in Higher Education – ARACIS, “1 Decembrie 1918” University of Alba Iulia was awarded a HIGH CONFIDENCE RATING, the highest qualification for Romanian universities. UAB’s structure consists of 5 faculties, namely: Faculty of History, Letters and Educational Sciences; Faculty of Law and Social Sciences; Faculty of Informatics and Engineering; Faculty of Economics and Faculty of Orthodox Theology and approximately 5000 students at all levels. The educational offer includes accredited study programs for all levels (bachelor, master and PhD), with specialization in history, literature, business administration, accounting, finance, IT, marketing, environmental engineering, law, sociology, social work, sport, theology, etc. 

Type: State University/Accredited 
Established: 1972 (institute)/ 1990 (university) 
Rector: Prof. Dr. Ramona  Lile 
Total number of students: 6.026

 
Number of teachers: 217
Number of faculties: 9 (with 35 bachelor study programs, 31 master study programs and 3 PhDStudy domains); 
Number of departments: 12 

Number of institutes: 3 
Floor area of education: 47.903 m2 
Address: B-dul Revoluţiei no. 77,  310130 Arad, Romania, P. O. BOX 2/158 AR 
Tel: 0040-257-283010; Fax 0040-257-280070 
Email: rectorat@uav.ro

The Technical University of Cluj-Napoca (TUCN), an “Advanced Research and Education” awarded university, is today a tertiary education institution having a long-standing tradition as well as national and international recognition. TUCN comprises twelve faculties in the two academic centres, Cluj-Napoca and Baia Mare, and  programme locations in Alba-Iulia, Bistrita, Satu Mare and Zalau. The educational offer, aligned to the Bologna system, includes bachelor's, master’s, and doctoral programs, as well as life-long learning programs. These cover a wide range of domains, from engineering, architecture, fundamental sciences, to social sciences, humanities and arts. In addition to these, the TUCN organizes and conducts life-long learning activities and programs.

One of the most prestigious Life Sciences Universities in Romania, the University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Cluj-Napoca is constantly present in International Rankings. This is a reflection of our university’s permanent efforts focused on improving the learning, teaching and research process, in compliance with the EU standards, and to maintain our top priorities, which are excellent research activities. USAMV Cluj-Napoca is also a proactive member in international associations, such as: EUA, ICA & CASEE, AUF, BSUN, EPSO, just to name a few.