Romania Offers Scholarships to Indian Students, Check Benefits, Eligibility and Other Details
Applications must be submitted through the "Apply for MFA Scholarships" section on the Study in Romania website.
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The Embassy of Romania is inviting applications from students who wish to pursue Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD programmes in Romania for the academic year 2025-26. Students can choose their desired field of study, excluding Medicine, Dental Medicine, and Pharmacy. Applications must be submitted through the "Apply for MFA Scholarships" section on the Study in Romania website (studyinromania.gov.ro).
Only applications submitted via this platform will be considered, and the deadline for applications is March 12, 2025. The Ministry of Education, Government of India, is not involved in the selection process.
Scholarship Levels:
Bachelor’s Degree: This programme is for students who have completed high school or equivalent studies and have obtained a baccalaureate or an equivalent qualification. The duration of the programme ranges from 3 to 6 years, depending on the subject area, and concludes with a bachelor’s exam.
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Master’s Degree: This programme is for students who have already completed a Bachelor's degree. Master's programmes last between 1 and 2 years and end with a dissertation exam.
PhD: This programme is for graduates or those with equivalent qualifications. The duration is between 3 and 5 years, depending on the chosen faculty. It concludes with the presentation of a PhD thesis. To be eligible for a PhD scholarship, candidates must obtain written approval from a Doctoral Tutor, who must be a member of the doctoral school, and pass an admission interview.
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Language of Study:
To promote the Romanian language and culture, Bachelor's and Master's programmes are taught solely in Romanian. PhD students, however, can choose to study in Romanian or a foreign language, depending on the offerings of the doctoral school. If applicants do not speak Romanian, they will be given a preparatory year to learn the language before beginning their university studies. This preparatory year does not apply to PhD students who choose to study in a foreign language.