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Study Master's Degrees in Bucharest, Bucuresti, Romania

Bucharest at a glance

Bucharest is the largest city of Romania and a bustling metropolis that is famous for its wide tree-lined boulevards. Crossed by Dâmbovita river, this city has plenty of buildings with an early 20th century architecture with French influences which earned it the international nickname of “Little Paris”. International students prefer Bucharest for its affordable education, active and diverse nightlife and its impressive culture. Bucharest is known as the most prosperous city of Romania and is home to the second oldest modern university in Romania and the second largest building in the world, after the Pentagon. Today, Bucharest owns the title of one of the top ten cities with the highest broadband internet speed. Study abroad in the capital of Romania and explore this vibrant city! Search for English universities in Europe and you will find high quality education, specialised research and an intercultural experience!

Studying

Studying in Bucharest

If you wish to enrol in a Bachelor’s degree programme in Bucharest, you can try fields such as political sciences, international relations, business administration, physics, medicine, engineering, IT, electronics and others.

When you’re looking for a graduate school abroad, you may enrol in degree courses in medicine, nursing, nutrition, languages and cultures, business consulting and behavioural economics, physics and other fields. If you aim to apply for a PhD course, you should know that you have extremely high chances to find a programme taught in Romanian.

The universities of Bucharest collaborate with plenty of research centres in law, physics, geography, mathematics and IT, psychology, political sciences and many more. Facilities that focus on science and research include partnerships, events and an intense activity.

Career

Career opportunities in Bucharest

While some universities focus on the value of the degree, others such as the ones specialized in medicine, offer employment after graduation is a state institution.

If you graduated already, you should know that the economy of Bucharest is quite stable, since the city accounts for 23% of Romania’s GDP. Services and industry are the largest fields of Bucharest’s finances, especially in information technology and communications.

There are offices of some multinational corporations, such as Oracle, JTI, Metro Systems, HP, EA, Microsoft, General Electric Healthcare and others.

Life

Bucharest city life

Bucharest is situated on the banks of Dâmbovita and is structured on seven hills: Mihai Voda, Dealul Mitropoliei, Radu Voda, Cotroceni, Spirei, Vacaresti and Saint Gheorghe the New. The city has areas and neighbourhoods with unique features.

The city’s architecture blends the old with the new and includes landmarks and sites such as the Cantacuzino Palace, the glass arcade covered street of Macca-Vilacrosse, the CEC Palace, House of Capsa or the Central school for girls. The House of the Parliament is the largest Parliament building in the world and second largest structure.

In Bucharest you will find large parks with lakes, such as Herastrau, Alexandru Ioan Cuza, Tineretului, Cismigiu or you can visit the impressive Botanical Garden. You may enjoy a walk in the urban area or spend the day near the city at the largest wellness and relaxation centre in Europe.

The cultural scene is represented by the National Museum of Art of Romania, the Museum of the Romanian Peasant, Museum of the village, the Military Museum or the National History Museum. The National Library of Romania has been restored and now it attracts many visitors.

Performance halls are present throughout the city. Some of them are the Romanian National Opera, Romexpo or I.L. Caragiale National Theatre. Among the local annual events there are the George Enescu Festival or Gaudeamus Book Fair. Nightlife is concentrated in bars, pubs, clubs or cafes.

International atmosphere in Bucharest

A significant amount of the city’s inhabitants are Romanians. However, you may also meet Hungarians, Jews, Turks, Chinese and Germans. Some of these ethnics have their own communities, at the margins of Bucharest.

The locals of Bucharest, especially the students and those who recently graduated know English at an advanced level. You can enjoy socializing with locals and benefit from an international experience.

Weather Bucharest

Weather in Bucharest is balanced and involves very warm summers with occasional rainfall and cold winters with snow and freezing. Average temperatures range from 1.5°C (34.7°F) in January and 28.8°C (83.8°F).

Universities in Bucharest

EU-CONEXUS - European University for Smart Urban Coastal Sustainability

 EU-CONEXUS is a strong partnership between nine universities developing science and innovation into a hub of excellence on Smart Urban Coastal Sustainability (SmUCS).

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University of Bucharest

The University of Bucharest (UB) is an institution of excellence in education and research, characterized by creativity, innovation and pragmatism. UB is a central actor of the Romanian and European higher education area, engaged in a permanent process of adaptation and internalization, focused on multiculturalism and diversity.

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WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business)

WU is an international university that is very aware of its responsibility to society and the research community and acts conscientiously in all that it does. WU is all of us: the people that study here, teach, perform research, work in our administrative units, or are even just visiting our campus as guests or to attend one of our many public events.

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Romanian-American University

Romanian-American University's aim is to offer Education and Research solutions at a high quality standard, in an intellectually stimulating internal climate for both students and faculty.

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