The University of Bucharest offers over 21.000 places for the 2024 admission

The University of Bucharest (UB) offers over 21.000 places for the 2024 admission. Out of these, 11.200 are places for Bachelor programs, 8.986, for Master programs, 111, for Teaching Masters, and 839 are for doctoral programs.

The admission session in July 2024 for all UB faculties will be held, for Bachelor, Master and PhD programs, between July 1^st and 26^th, and admission results will be offered by July 31^st 2024.

In what concerns the admission session in fall, UB faculties are expecting applications for places that remain vacant in the first session, between September 2^nd -16^th 2024, with results to be offered by September 21^st 2024.

Each faculty has its own calendar which is comprised in the above-mentioned dates. The admission dates for each faculty can be accessed on the faculties’ websites.

More details on the number of places offered by each faculty are available in this document for Bachelor programs, and in this document for Master programs. Details on the number of places offered by the doctoral schools of the University of Bucharest will be published on the website doctorat.unibuc.ro.

For the 2024 admission session, most of the faculties of the University of Bucharest will offer future Bachelor, Master and PhD students the chance to apply for their chosen programs online. The registration tax can also be payed online. In addition, some of the faculties of the University of Bucharest will have an online pre-registration session, offering the candidates the opportunity to manifest their interest towards the respective faculties and find out the latest news concerning the admission process.

This year, the university of Bucharest will organize, both for Bachelor and Master programs, a special admission session for international Olympics and sportsmen who have received medals at European and world competitions for Olympic sports and chess, and at Olympic and Paralympic competitions, prior to the admission session addressed to all candidates. Very soon, UB will publish, on unibuc.ro and admitere.unibuc.ro the annual academic offer and admission requirements, as well as the calendar of the special admission session.

The University of Bucharest was established by Decree no. 765 from July 4^th/16^th 1864 signed by Ruler Alexandru Ioan Cuza. Successor of the higher education structures inaugurated by the Princely Academy (1694), the University of Bucharest has contributed, and is continuing to contribute decisively to the development and modernizing of Romanian education, science and culture.

Today, the University of Bucharest counts 19 faculties offering 95 Bachelor programs, 223 Master programs, 23 PhD Schools on specific domains, and a school for cross-disciplinary PhD studies, over 50 centers and 9 research stations.

Since  2019, UB has been part of the European Civic University Consortium (CIVIS) next to ten other prestigious universities in Europe: Aix-Marseille Université, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Sapienza Università di Roma, Stockholm University, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Glasgow University, Paris Lodron University in Salzburg and the University of Lausanne.