Study in Romania

Overview

The twelfth largest country in Europe ‘Romania’ shares its borders with Bulgaria to the south,  Ukraine to the north, Hungary to the west, Moldova to the east and Serbia to the southwest. The capital city of Romania: ‘Bucharest’ is also the largest city of the country. The country is known for its fascinating buildings and beautiful bridges and roads all around. It is also one of the best places in the world for 4G Internet connectivity with an average speed of 35.61 Mbps, according to OpenSignal.

In recent years, Romania universities have reformed itself to achieve excellence in the education system and have thus become a new destination spot for international students for higher education.

Introduction of latest teaching resources, implementation of modern methods of teachings and skilled teaching members in universities are attracting more and more number of international students to opt for higher education in Romania. Also, Higher education in Romania is quite affordable for students compared to other developed countries.The Romania government also offers scholarships deserving Indian students which is an additional aid for them to manage their expenses. 

International students can apply for admissions, not only in private universities but also in state universities of Romania. The popular courses offered in Romanian universities for international students include MBBS, Veterinary Science, Architecture, Arts and Music. MBBS is the most preferred choice of Indian students because of the high-quality medical education at a very affordable cost of study. 

Romania has become one of the hottest destinations for MBBS study among the aspiring medical students in the country because of the many advantages it provides to its international students. Two most popular universities of Romania are Babes-Bolyai University and University of Bucharest. These two universities rank among the top 1000 universities in the world. 

Romania has some beautiful cities and locations making it a place of tourist attraction. Bucharest, the capital city of Romania is also referred to as the Little Paris. It is one of the world’s prettiest bookshops. Some of the world’s most beautiful roads can be found in Romania. 

The production of some good coffee happens in Romania. Coffee plants, Tourism industry and Management are some of the sectors where one can find employment with a relevant educational qualification. 

However, the non-residents in Romania are employed on agreement for an indefinite period. In this period, they need to prove stability and its abilities to stay and manage expenses in the country.