Studying medicine at Romanian universities takes six years. Lectures are given in English, but Romanian language skills are particularly useful in the clinical phase.
Romanian language courses are part of the curriculum during the first two years, with a proficiency test at the end of the second year that must be passed before the third year. In addition to lectures, students work in small groups of about ten, assigned during the first year. The first two years take place mostly at the university; from the third year onward, teaching takes place both in lectures and in hospitals with the small groups.
At a glance
- Duration
- 6 years
- Language of instruction
- English
- Small groups
- ~10 students
- Clinical phase
- From year 3 onwards
Application guides by city
Each city has its own application guide with up-to-date information on the application process, required documents and timelines.
Oradea
Information about applying to the University of Oradea.
Open guide →Târgu Mureș
Information about applying to the University of Târgu Mureș.
Open guide →Constanța
Information about applying to Ovidius University of Constanța.
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