Romanian Government Scholarships 2024/2025 (Fully-funded)

We are happy to inform you of the Romanian Government Scholarship programme for 2024. Application are now being accepted for the Romanian Government scholarship program, which will be held in 2024. As a result, you can learn about the application procedure, prerequisites, rewards, and other pertinent subjects.

Applications are now being accepted for the Romanian Government Scholarship 2024. Any nation’s international students are eligible to apply. A completely financed scholarship available to both master’s and undergraduate degree holders. More than 150 countries can apply for the Romanian Government scholarship, albeit each has a different application process.

 Scholarship Application Details 2024/2025

A system for online applications is available for the 2024–2025 scholarship programme. To apply online, follow the directions provided below. For additional information, click the official advertisement link provided below:

Eligibility criteria

To be eligible, the scholarship applicant must submit a complete file of the following.
• Applicant must present study documents issued by accredited or recognized education institutions in the country where they were issued
• Applicant must comply with the enrolment deadline
• Applicant must have good results in education, respectively an average of the study years, for the last graduated school of at least seven corresponding to the scoring system in Romania or the “Good” score, as the case.
• Applicant must comply with the application submission methodology.

Level of study covered by Romanian Government Scholarship Awards

An applicant to the Romanian Government Scholarship Awards is eligible to choose from any of the following three study cycles in an accredited higher education institution in Romania:

• Bachelor’s degree: bachelor’s degree programs are addressed to graduates of high school studies or pre-university studies at the end of which they obtained a baccalaureate degree or equivalent, as well as candidates applying for further university studies in Romania. The complete program runs for a period of 3-6 years, depending on the specialization followed and ends with a bachelor’s exam.
• Master’s degree: master’s degree program is addressed to undergraduates, run for a period of 1 year, 1.5 years or 2 years and end with the dissertation exam.
• PhD: doctoral program is addressed to graduate students or equivalent and run for a period of 3-5 years, depending on the profile of the chosen faculty and end with the presentation of a PhD thesis. Admission to PhD and obtaining a scholarship are conditioned by an entrance examination.

How to Apply 

The scholarship application can be sent ONLY through the Study in Romania platform provided below.
All applicants can access the platform at https://studyinromania.gov.ro

Document Requirements for Romanian Government Scholarship Awards

An applicant must create an account on the Study in Romania platform and fill in the requested data and upload the following documents:

• Applicants copies of the diplomas obtained (baccalaureate diploma or its equivalent, plus bachelor’s, master’s, doctorate degree, if applicable) and their authorized translation into English, French, Spanish or Romanian, if applicable.
• Applicants copies of transcripts of the completed studies and their authorized translation into English, French, Spanish or Romanian, if applicable.
• Applicants copy of the birth certificate (or equivalent document) and the authorized translation into English, French, Spanish or Romanian, if applicable.
• Applicants copy of the first three pages of the passport or of the national document of identity and the authorized translation into English, French, Spanish or Romanian, if applicable.
• Applicants curriculum Vitae in English or French in the required format, and for the doctoral cycle also a letter of intent from the applicant in English, French, Spanish or Romanian.

The applicant’s application will also include the following documents (only for candidates who belong to the specific category mentioned for each document):

• Applicants copy of the proof of name change (if applicable) and the authorized translation into English, French, Spanish or Romanian, if applicable.
• Applicants copy of the certificate proving the passing of the baccalaureate, bachelor’s or master’s exam, as the case may be, for graduates who do not hold yet the diploma and the authorized translation into English, French, Spanish or Romanian, if applicable.
• Applicants copy of the certificate proving that the person in the final year of studies is to take the graduation exam at the end of the school/university year and the authorized translation into English, French, Spanish or Romanian, if applicable.
• Applicants copy of the transcript attesting the academic record of the person in the final year of studies, until the moment of submitting the application file, and the authorized translation into English, French, Spanish or Romanian, if applicable.
• Applicants copy of the certificate of completion of the Romanian language preparatory year or the certificate of linguistic competence, if applicable.
• Applicants copy of the notarized declaration of parental consent in the case of candidates who have not reached the age of 18 by the date of commencement of the courses and the authorized translation into English, French, Spanish or Romanian, if applicable.

• All documents of the applicant must be scanned individually, after the original, in .pdf format.

• For an applicant’s registration to be valid, he must express his consent to the agreement for the processing of personal data by signing the GDPR declaration.

Application date/deadline.
The application period begins on 20 December. The deadline for submitting applications is 15 March

For more information on Romanian government scholarships awards, the general public is hereby informed to visit the official website provided below for information.
support@scholarships.studyinromania.gov.ro

 Questions People Asked Frequently:

• How many scholarship awards are given each year?

Depending on the amount of funds that is available, different scholarships may be awarded each year. Each year, the program typically grants 200 to 300 scholarships.

•  Who is eligible for Scholarship Program?

The eligibility criteria for a scholarship program can vary depending on the specific scholarship, its sponsor, and its purpose. However, some common factors that are often considered when determining eligibility for most scholarship programs include:

1. Academic Achievement: Many scholarships are awarded based on academic performance. This may include a minimum GPA (Grade Point Average) or standardized test scores like the SAT or ACT.
2. Field of Study: Some scholarships are specific to certain fields of study or majors. For example, there may be scholarships for students pursuing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) degrees.
3. Financial Need: Some scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate financial need. This may require the completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or a similar financial aid application.
4. Demographics: There are scholarships available for specific demographics, such as scholarships for women, minorities, veterans, or students with disabilities.
5. Extracurricular Activities: Certain scholarships may consider a student’s involvement in extracurricular activities, community service, or leadership roles.
6. Essays or Personal Statements: Many scholarship applications require essays or personal statements in which applicants can demonstrate their goals, achievements, and aspirations.
7. Recommendations: Some scholarships require letters of recommendation from teachers, counselors, or other individuals who can speak to the applicant’s qualifications.
8. Citizenship or Residency Status: Some scholarships are restricted to U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or specific visa holders, while others may be open to international students.
9. Enrollment Status: Scholarships may be available to full-time or part-time students, undergraduate or graduate students, or high school seniors.
10. Specific Criteria: In some cases, scholarships may have unique eligibility criteria based on the donor’s preferences. For example, a scholarship might be limited to students from a particular region or with a specific career goal.
11. Merit-Based: Some scholarships are purely merit-based and do not take financial need into account. These are often awarded based on academic or other achievements.

• How do I apply for the scholarship?

The general stages to applying for a scholarship are as follows:

• Research Scholarships
• Check Eligibility
• Gather Required Documents
• Fill Out the Application Form
• Meet Deadlines
• Submit the Application
• Follow Up
• Be Patient:

Remember, each scholarship application is unique, so carefully review the instructions provided by the scholarship provider and tailor your application accordingly. Be proactive, well-organized, and sincere in presenting your qualifications and aspirations. Good luck with your scholarship application!

• What does the scholarship cover?

Scholarships can vary widely in terms of what they cover, and the specific details depend on the sponsoring organization or institution. However, here is a brief overview of what a scholarship may cover:

1. Tuition: Many scholarships are primarily awarded to cover the cost of tuition, which is the amount of money you need to pay for your courses or program at a college, university, or other educational institution.
2. Fees: Some scholarships may also cover additional fees associated with education, such as registration fees, laboratory fees, or technology fees.
3. Books and Supplies: In addition to tuition and fees, scholarships may provide funds for textbooks, study materials, and other educational supplies required for your courses.
4. Room and Board: Scholarships for students attending residential colleges or universities may include provisions for room and board, covering the cost of on-campus or off-campus housing and meals.
5. Travel Expenses: Scholarships for study abroad or research programs may include funds for travel expenses, such as airfare or transportation to and from the educational institution.
6. Living Expenses: In some cases, scholarships provide a stipend or living allowance to help cover general living expenses, such as rent, utilities, and groceries.
7. Research or Project Funding: Scholarships awarded for research or specific projects may cover expenses related to the research, including materials, equipment, and travel for data collection or fieldwork.
8. Internship or Study Opportunities: Certain scholarships may offer opportunities for internships, study programs, or conferences related to your field of study, and they may cover associated costs.
9. Health Insurance: Scholarships may include health insurance coverage to ensure that students have access to healthcare services while pursuing their education.
10. Miscellaneous Expenses: Some scholarships may cover other miscellaneous expenses, such as conference registration fees, professional development courses, or certification exams.

Note:It’s important to note that the specific coverage of a scholarship can vary widely, and you should carefully review the terms and conditions of the scholarship offered by the sponsoring organization or institution. Additionally, some scholarships are awarded as a lump sum, while others may be disbursed over the course of the academic year or program. Be sure to understand the disbursement schedule and any requirements you must meet to maintain eligibility for the scholarship.