Language of study in Europe

Programmes are taught mainly in Romanian, but institutions also offer programmes in English, French, German and Hungarian. If you want to study in Romanian, you can start with a one-year preparatory Romanian course (an pregătitor, 60 ECTS) – offered, for example, by the Faculty of Letters of the University of Bucharest.

For programmes in a foreign language you need a certificate, usually at level B2 – UMF Cluj-Napoca, for example, requires it for medicine in English and in French, unless you completed secondary school in that language. You can use, for example, IELTS or TOEFL.