Study in Romania
Romania is one of the study destinations Fly Education Bangladesh supports.
The facts on this page come from official sources and may change, so students should confirm them before applying.
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These institutions are examples for students to explore. They are not presented as official Fly Education Bangladesh partners. Please check each institution's own website before applying.
Non-EU citizens generally apply during the admission session most universities run between February and the beginning of September.
For example, Politehnica University Timisoara lists applications from 1 March 2026 to 31 August 2026 for 2026-27, with enrolment from 28 September 2026 to 31 January 2027. Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi lists a 1 October start to the academic year, with application files accepted by email until 15 June.
For example, the National University of Science and Technology POLITEHNICA Bucharest lists non-EU fees of EUR 2,600 per academic year for undergraduate technology and sciences, EUR 2,700 for master's, EUR 2,200 for socio-humanities, psychology and economics, and EUR 4,200 for music and arts.
Transilvania University of Brasov lists non-EU fees for 2026-27 (bachelor's and master's, per year) of EUR 2,000 for socio-humane programmes, EUR 2,430 for technical and engineering, EUR 2,500 for informatics, EUR 4,000 for economics and EUR 5,500 for medicine.
Students may generally work part-time during studies without a work authorisation, for a maximum of four hours per day, subject to applicable conditions.
Temporary residence for studies may generally be extended by 9 months after graduation to look for a job or open a business.
For a long-stay visa, the means of support generally must be at least the minimum monthly wage for the whole visa period, and for a residence permit at least the minimum net wage for the period of stay. National guidance also lists at least EUR 2,000 in a bank account as proof of financial means.
We help students explore Romanian institutions and suitable programmes based on their academic backgrounds and career goals.
Our support includes admission guidance, application document preparation, information about institutional requirements and guidance through the relevant residence permit process.
We aim to help students make informed decisions and prepare for their international education journey.
