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European Union, Romania. Be an international student at Agora University!

EU Erasmus+

Documents for Program of Erasmus Mobilities

Erasmus Policy Statement 2021-2027:PDF
Erasmus Policy Statement 2014-2020: PDF
Erasmus Charter 2021-2027: PDF
The Curriculum 2021-2025 PDF
Erasmus Charter 2014-2020: PDF
Course Catalogue: PDF
Incoming / Outgoing Erasmus mobilities for Students (SMS + SMP) PDF
Incoming / Outgoing Erasmus Mobilities for Teachers (TA+ST) PDF

Deadline for registration

July 1 - August 15, 2019

Cycle I – Registration for bachelor’s degree studies (Extract from Methodology)

(1) The graduates of high-school that have baccalaureate diploma or an equivalent diploma that allows general access to accredited high education institutions can be registered for Cycle I of university bachelor’s degree studies.
(2) The citizens from EU third countries are registered for studies in Romania by the accredited universities, based on their own methodology and considering the studies documents.
(3) The school fees for foreign citizens from third countries is stipulated in the Government Ordinance no. 22/2009 on establishing the minimum amount of the school fees, in foreign currency, for citizens that study in Romania on their own expense, from countries that are not members of the European Union and from those countries that are not part of the European Economic Area and the Swiss Confederation, approved with amendments and completions by Law no. 1/2010.

The registration file will include the following documents:

a) The application for issuing the Letter of Acceptance to Studies, presented in Annex no. 2, which is part of the present methodology, all rubrics filled in entirely, in two copies;

b) The studies document – copy and legally certified translation – which allows the access of the candidate to the respective education program (the baccalaureate diploma or its equivalent);

c) Academic records – copy and legally certified translation – for the completed studies and the analytical curriculum in case of candidates that request equivalence for certain periods of studies;

d) Birth certificate – copy and legally certified translation;

e) Copy of the passport – valid at least 6 months after the date when the letter of acceptance to studies is issued;

f) Medical certificate (in a widespread international language) to prove that the person to be registered for studies does not suffer from infectious diseases or other illnesses that are incompatible with the future profession;

Rules

(1) The candidates will send the files directly to the chosen accredited high education institutions. The high education institutions will analyze the files and send to the Ministry of National Education – General Department for International Relations, a list of persons that are nominated to receive the Letter of Acceptance to Studies. Along with the list, the high education institutions must send a copy of the applications for issuing the Letter of Acceptance to Studies that were filled in by the candidates. The General Department for International Relations will issue the Letter of Acceptance to Studies and send it to the high education institutions. The list of the accredited state and private high education institutions is stipulated in the Government Decision no. 707/2012 on approving the List of fields and university specializations/programs, the structure of the high education institutions, the authorized or temporary authorized university fields and programs, the geographic development locations, the number of transferable study credits for each study program, education type or teaching language, as well as the maximum number of students that can be schooled, updated by the Ministry of National Education.

(2) The registration will be carried out according to the timeline set by the accredited high education institution where the candidate applied.
(3) When registering, the candidates will present the documents from the Application file, in original, certified for authentication by the Embassy of Romania to the issuer country or endorsed with apostille of Hague, if the previous studies were not completed in Romania, in a European Union country or in accordance with the legal assistance agreements signed between Romania and third countries

(4) The registration will be carried out according to the timeline set by the accredited high education institution where the candidate applied.
(5) When registering, the candidates will present the documents from the Application file, in original, certified for authentication by the Embassy of Romania to the issuer country or endorsed with apostille of Hague, if the previous studies were not completed in Romania, in a European Union country or in accordance with the legal assistance agreements signed between Romania and third countries.

Master's Degree Studies for International Students at Agora University for 2019-2020

1. Management of Human Resources: 2 years + 1 preparatory year (if any);

Deadline for registration

July 1 - August 15, 2019

Cycle II – Registration for master’s degree studies

Art. 17. – The graduates holding a bachelor’s degree diploma or equivalent for a similar duration of studies for the respective specialization in Romania can apply for admission to the IInd university studies cycle of master’s degree so that cycle I and cycle II gather minimum 300 ECTS credits.
Art. 18. – The university master’s degree studies involve a period of 1 – 2 years and are finalized with the presentation of a dissertation and the obtaining of a master diploma.
Art. 19. – The application file will include the following documents:
a) The application for issuing the Letter of Acceptance to Studies, presented in Annex no. 2, all rubrics filled in entirely, in two copies;
b) The baccalaureate diploma or its equivalent– copy and legally certified translation;
c) The studies document – copy and legally certified translation – which allows the access of the candidate to the respective education program (bachelor’s degree diploma or its equivalent);
d) Academic records– copy and legally certified translation – for the completed studies;
e) Birth certificate– copy and legally certified translation;
f) Copy of the passport – valid at least 6 months after the date when the letter of acceptance to studies is issued;
g) Medical certificate (in a widespread international language) to prove that the person to be registered for studies does not suffer from infectious diseases or other illnesses that are incompatible with the future profession.
Art. 20. – The candidates will send the files directly to the chosen accredited high education institutions. The high education institutions will analyse the files and send to the Ministry of National Education – General Department for International Relations, a list of persons that are nominated to receive the Letter of Acceptance to Studies. Along with the list, the high education institutions must send a copy of the applications for issuing the Letter of Acceptance to Studies that were filled in by the candidates. The General Department for International Relations will issue the Letter of Acceptance to Studies and send it to the high education institutions. The list of the accredited state and private high education institutions is stipulated in the Government Decision no. 707/2012 on approving the List of fields and university specializations/programs, the structure of the high education institutions, the authorized or temporary authorized university fields and programs, the geographic development locations, the number of transferable study credits for each study program, education type or teaching language, as well as the maximum number of students that can be schooled, updated by the Ministry of National Education.
Art. 21. – (1) The registration will be carried out according to the timeline set by the accredited high education institution where the candidate applied.
(2) When registering, the candidates will present the documents from the Application file, in original, certified for authentication by the Embassy of Romania to the issuer country or endorsed with the Hague apostille, if the previous studies were not completed in Romania, in a European Union country or in accordance with the legal assistance agreements signed between Romania and third countries.