Titu Maiorescu University

The Faculty of Medicine at Titu Maiorescu University in Bucharest, established in 1990, follows modern educational principles that foster competitiveness, advanced skills, and efficiency within the national and European academic landscapes.

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This faculty holds global recognition from prestigious bodies such as the Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research (FAIMER) and the World Health Organization (WHO). The Medical and Dental degrees offered here are acknowledged in various countries, including the UK, Australia, the Middle East, Europe, and the USA. The faculty's distinction extends to Philadelphia, USA, with its inclusion in the annual Yearbook of Medicine Faculties.

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In 2015, the Titu Maiorescu University Faculty of Medicine earned the highest "trusted" institution rating from The Romanian Agency for Quality Assurance in Higher Education. Students are actively encouraged to engage in research, with their findings published and presented during the yearly Joint Scientific Session of Teaching Staff and Students.

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The university hosts the annual event "Education and Creativity for a knowledge-based society," which attracts talents on both national and international scales. This platform facilitates interactions with a diverse array of participants and offers involvement in the evolution of teaching methodologies. Strong partnerships and regular joint programs are maintained with institutions including Paris, Innsbruck, Vienna, Tel Aviv, Sapientia, AKH, Vienna, A Coruna, and Bergamo.

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Come be a part of the Faculty of Medicine's legacy at Titu Maiorescu University, where modern education meets global recognition, research, and collaborative growth.

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Courses Offered at The Titu Maiorescu University

 

Titu Maiorescu University presents a comprehensive six-year Medicine program, delivered in English and spanning across 12 semesters. Students engage in 30 hours of in-person lectures per week, equivalent to 360 credit hours or IETS (International ECTS - European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) credits.

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Similarly, the Dental Medicine program extends over six years, encompassing 12 semesters, and culminates in the award of 360 credit hours upon successful completion.

 

While graduate-entry routes are not available, the university does facilitate student transfers.

 

For those seeking its location, the university is situated at 22 Strada Dâmbovnicului Tineretului, București 040441, Romania.

 

 

Extracurricular and Leisure Activities

 

Titu Maiorescu University places great emphasis on involving students in scientific initiatives. Outstanding research papers find their place of recognition in the esteemed journal, "Titu Maiorescu Annals," a testament to their remarkable achievements.

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Moreover, the Faculty of Medicine orchestrates a diverse range of on-campus activities encompassing athletics, arts, and culture. Notably, the biannual "Ball of Freshmen" adds a festive touch to Christmas and Easter celebrations. The university further enriches its academic environment through numerous conferences, roundtable discussions, guest lectures, and seminars, covering a wide array of topics.

 

Carol Davila University Tuition Fees

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At this institution, you have the opportunity to pursue Medicine and Dentistry programs taught in English, each spanning a duration of 6 years. Both courses admit a total of 45 students.

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The annual tuition fees for these programs are as follows:

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- Medicine: £7,350 for EU students; £8,650 for non-EU students
- Dentistry: £6,500 for EU students; £8,250 for non-EU students

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Titu Maiorescu University Admission & Entry Requirements

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To join this captivating medical school journey, you'll need to fulfill the following requirements:

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1.Attain a passing grade in Biology and Chemistry at the High School level. (For UK applicants, a pass in Biology and Chemistry at A-levels is necessary.)
2.Successfully complete a basic entry test in Science and English, with our assistance available to help you succeed.

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During the admission process, there is a necessary application fee of approximately £300. The university operates under two distinct application periods: one in July and another in August-September.

The curriculum is designed to be comprehensive and utilizes a diverse range of assessment methods, including:

- Online tests
- Reflective essays
- Simulation exercises
- Assessed projects
- Clinical competency tests
- Verbal presentations
- Written assignments
- Viva voce (oral examinations)
- Written exams

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Upon the conclusion of the third year of study, meeting the prerequisite of successfully clearing all exams from the preceding years is mandatory. This accomplishment is crucial for advancing to the fourth year of study. It's important to note that passing all classes and exams from the first, second, and third years is a mandatory condition without exceptions.

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The six-year Dental Medicine program culminates in a bachelor's exam, marking the pivotal point of graduation.

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Titu Maiorescu University Accreditation

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Upon successful completion of your studies, you will be conferred an international degree in medicine.

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It's noteworthy that Titu Maiorescu University holds recognition from the General Medical Council (GMC). Meeting the GMC's acceptance criteria involves graduating from a course encompassing a minimum of 5,500 hours of study duration spanning at least three years.

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Titu Maiorescu University aligns with the GMC's stipulated criteria for acceptance, thereby ensuring that its graduates meet the necessary standards for recognition.

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Accommodation

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Titu Maiorescu University provides a choice of 2 student dormitories, collectively offering accommodation for up to 485 students. The range of available room types includes single-room studios and two-room apartments, all equipped with amenities such as cable TV, wireless internet, and air conditioning.

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While these options are available, many international students find that renting an apartment is a preferred and still budget-friendly choice. Bucharest boasts reasonable living costs compared to other European destinations. Rent for a 1-bedroom apartment typically falls within the range of £300 to £400, while additional monthly expenses, encompassing utilities and leisure activities, average around £500.

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As Romania's capital city, Bucharest guarantees an exciting experience for all. The city is replete with attractions including museums, parks, an enchanting "old town" district, cathedrals, gardens, shopping malls, vibrant clubs, and an array of other offerings. The city's diversity ensures there's something for everyone to enjoy.

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Life as a Medical Student in Bucharest, Romania

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According to certain scholars, the name "Bucharest" carries the connotation of the "city of joy," a sentiment with which a majority of international students resonate deeply. This interpretation is substantiated by the myriad opportunities for entertainment that the city offers, including a vibrant local music scene and numerous nightclubs and stages.

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Interestingly, Bucharest's lively nightlife has historical roots dating back to medieval times. It's intriguing to note that the city gained prominence as the citadel of Vlad III the Impaler, who, in popular culture, is known as Count Vlad Dracula. However, within Romanian culture, Vlad is celebrated as a heroic figure and a guardian who brought safety to a troubled land.

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Safety is a notable attribute of Bucharest, as the city ranks among the securest capitals in Europe. Low levels of crime contribute to a sense of ease, allowing both locals and visitors to take leisurely strolls through the city's parks even during nighttime.

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Term Dates

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The academic year at Titu Maiorescu University commences on the 1st of October every calendar year, with the exception of instances when this date falls on a weekend.

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The initial semester spans 14 weeks, subsequently transitioning into the Christmas holiday and the first round of exams. This semester concludes as the inter-semester break commences. Following this, the second semester extends over 14 weeks, incorporating the Easter holiday, the second exam session, and the summer practice. The semester concludes in tandem with the commencement of the summer holiday.