Destinations
Romania attracts many Moroccan students thanks to the diversity of its higher education and the opportunity to study in French, English or Romanian. It is a particularly popular destination for studies in medicine, pharmacy, engineering, computer science and sciences.
Key facts
Romanian universities offer programmes from Bachelor's (Licence) to Doctorate level, with pathways suited to international students. For Romanian-taught programmes, a preparatory year lets students gradually master the language before starting their studies.
One of Romania's main strengths is the diversity of its university cities. Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Iași, Timișoara and other cities are home to large student populations and offer a lively setting, open to different cultures.
Admission to Romanian universities is mainly based on an assessment of the application file, according to the criteria of each institution and programme. Admission requirements can therefore vary depending on the student's academic background and the chosen programme.
Support
Campus One supports you in assessing your project, choosing your programme and institution, preparing your application file and following up on the admission process.
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