Romanian Ethnics

Preliminary Results for Redistribution of Places for Candidates Validated in the July 2025 Admission Session – Bachelor’s Degree

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1D7JhxDEHOzG9W0tlWOiP0uSmBo6sVTO2/view?usp=sharing

Candidates who have been declared admitted and who wish to confirm their place must access the place confirmation form and upload the confirmation document, as well as the completed, dated, and hand-signed study funding declaration by September 18, 2025, at 3:00 PM (Romanian time).

After this deadline, the form will close automatically.

Place confirmation can ONLY be done through the platform. Confirmations by email or phone will NOT be accepted.

You can find the place confirmation form by clicking this link:

https://forms.gle/D3YzYmbSaMA4fTDs7

Candidates who wish to submit an appeal must access the appeal form and upload the completed, dated, and hand-signed appeal document by September 17, 2025, at 4:00 PM (Romanian time).

After this deadline, the form will close automatically.

Appeals can ONLY be submitted through the platform. Appeals submitted by email or phone will NOT be accepted.

You can find the appeal form by clicking this link:

https://forms.gle/jzEz6KpcwGW6CPDL6

 

Redistribution of Places for Candidates Validated in the July 2025 Admission Session – Bachelor’s Degree

The University of Bucharest is organizing the redistribution of places reserved for the category Romanians Abroad / Ethnic Romanians for the Bachelor’s degree cycle, which remained unoccupied after the July 2025 admission session.

All candidates validated in the July 2025 Bachelor’s admission session, who remained on the waiting list after the preliminary ranking and were subsequently rejected in the final lists, may apply for up to 3 study programs from the unoccupied places, in order to be admitted to the University of Bucharest.

Candidates must access the redistribution platform via this link: https://forms.gle/iiNEfSip8m799tAa8, complete their personal information, and upload the admission form filled in and signed by hand.

The list of available places for redistribution can be consulted here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mbODwOTzDV60ANGTdj0rFVcPSFTfqpLU/view?usp=sharing

Redistribution timeline:

• September 8 (09:00) – September 12 (16:00) – submission of applications
• September 15 – centralization of applications
• September 16 – publication of preliminary results
• September 17 – confirmation of places and submission of appeals
• September 18 – confirmation of places and resolution of appeals
• September 19 – publication of final results

Admission Results – Final lists 2025

 Results will be published here:

https://sites.google.com/externe.unibuc.ro/international-unibuc-ro-en/admission/romanian-ethnics?authuser=0

Admission Preliminary Results after appeals 2025

Click the link to visualize the admission results after appeals, July 2025:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V4VHiUGLf9j9Zt06iJrhhKkdagcRpChS/view?usp=share_link

Admission Preliminary Results 2025

Click the link to visualize the admission results, July 2025:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10Zsmk7EaUgA40LvciuEGFiMdtzn-9tlp/view?usp=sharing

Candidates who have been declared admitted and who wish to confirm their place must access the place confirmation form and upload the confirmation document, as well as the completed, dated, and hand-signed study funding declaration by July 29, 2025, at 10:00 AM (Romanian time).

After this deadline, the form will close automatically.

Place confirmation can ONLY be done through the platform. Confirmations by email or phone will NOT be accepted.

You can find the place confirmation form by clicking this link: https://forms.gle/D3YzYmbSaMA4fTDs7.

Candidates who wish to submit an appeal must access the appeal form and upload the completed, dated, and hand-signed appeal document by July 27, 2025, at 4:00 PM (Romanian time).

After this deadline, the form will close automatically.

Appeals can ONLY be submitted through the platform. Appeals submitted by email or phone will NOT be accepted.

You can find the appeal form by clicking this link: https://forms.gle/jzEz6KpcwGW6CPDL6

ADMISSION FOR ROMANIAN ETHNICS 2025–2026

What does “Romanian ethnics” mean?

According to Law no. 299/2007, ethnic Romanians are defined as:

a. Individuals who freely assume the Romanian cultural identity;

b. Persons of Romanian origin and those belonging to the Romanian linguistic and cultural branch, living outside Romania’s borders, regardless of the ethnonym used (e.g., Armâni, Armânji, Aromanians, Bessarabians, Bukovinians, Cuțovlahi, Daco-Romanians, Fârșeroți, Hertzeni, Istro-Romanians, Danubian Latins, Macedoromâni, Macedo-Romanians, Maramureșeni, Megleniți, Megleno-Romanians, Moldovans, Moldovlahi, Rrămâni, Rumâni, Vlachs, Valachs, Vlasi, Volohi, Macedo-Armânji), as well as all other lexical and semantic forms related to these;

c. Romanian emigrants, whether or not they have retained Romanian citizenship, their descendants, as well as Romanian citizens with permanent residence or domicile abroad. If you also hold Romanian citizenship and have residence in Romania, you must apply directly to the faculty you are interested in

All candidates who are “Români de pretutindeni /Romanian ethnics” and who wish to apply for bachelor’s, master’s, or PhD programs on tuition-free places (with or without scholarship) must follow the admission process organized by the External Relations Office within the Department for International Relations.

By accessing the following link, you will find all the necessary information about the admission process: international.unibuc.ro

 

OTHER INFORMATION:

Admission is done directly through the faculty only in the following cases:

Candidates who wish to apply for bachelor’s, master’s, or PhD programs as paying students must follow the admission process organized by the respective faculty.

Tuition fees are paid in the national currency (RON – Romanian leu).

To access the websites of the faculties, please follow this link: List of faculties at the University of Bucharest

At the time of enrollment, all students, regardless of how they were admitted (via the faculty or the Department for International Relations), must report to the External Relations Office with their passport (including a study visa if required) or residence permit, along with proof of tuition payment.