Study Medicine/Dentistry/Pharmacy/Physiotherapy in Romania
A sure opportunity for a guaranteed future
🔹 Short introduction
Romania is one of the prestigious destinations for studying medical sciences in Europe, and with universities approved by the Iranian Ministry of Health, reasonable costs, and high educational quality, it is a smart choice for Iranian students.
🩺 Studying medicine in Romania
✔️ Education in English
✔️ Universities approved by the Iranian Ministry of Health
✔️ Valid certificate for further study and work
✔️ Annual tuition from 8,500 to 10,000 euros
Universities such as:
Carol Davila Medical University
Iasi Medical University
are among the most prestigious medical education centers in Romania.
🦷 Study dentistry in Romania
✔️ Strong practical and clinical training
✔️ Possibility of degree recognition in Iran
✔️ Affordable tuition compared to other European countries
✔️ Approved by the Iranian Ministry of Health
Dentistry in Romania is one of the most popular options for international students.
💪 Studying physiotherapy and paramedical fields
✔️ Suitable job market in Europe
✔️ Strong scientific-practical courses
✔️ Lower tuition fees compared to medicine and dentistry
✔️ Possibility of continuing education and work migration
4️⃣ Cost transparency section (very important for trust)
💰 Cost of Studying in Romania
Annual Tuition:
🔹 From 8,500 to 10,000 euros (depending on the university and field)
Living Costs:
🔹 Around 600 to 800 euros per month
5️⃣ Benefits of studying in Romania
✅ Member of the European Union
✅ Valid European degree
✅ Lower cost than Germany, France and Italy
✅ Safe and student environment
✅ Possibility to learn Romanian language while studying
✅ Suitable path for future career and residence
Cost of studying medicine in Romania
Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy
Summary of Tuition Fees at Selected Universities in Romania
Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy – Bucharest
- City: Bucharest
- Medicine (6 years): 10,000 euros per year
- Dentistry (6 years): €10,000 per year
Gregor T. Popa University of Medicine and Pharmacy – Iasi
- City: Iasi
- Medicine 6 years
- English: 8,500 euros per year
- French: 8,500 euros per year
- Dentistry: —
- Pharmacy (5 years – English): 7,500 euros per year
Iuliu Hatieganu University of Medicine and Pharmacy – Cluj-Napoca
- City: Cluj-Napoca
- Medicine (6 years): 10,000 euros per year
- Dentistry (6 years): 10,000 euros per year
Victor Babis University of Medicine and Pharmacy – Timisoara
- City: Timisoara
- Medicine: €9,000 per year
- Dentistry: — €9,000 per year
- Pharmacy: €8,000 per year
- A brief breakdown of costs
- Medicine tuition range: around €8,500 to €10,000 per year
- City of study: Larger cities such as
- Bucharest and Cluj tend to have higher tuition fees.
- Language of study: English and Romanian programs tend to cost the same or close to the same.
- Type of university and academic reputation: Higher-ranked universities tend to be at the top of the price range.
Conclusion
Choosing the right university in Romania should be based on your budget, desired major, language of study, and your academic and career goals. The difference in tuition fees means that there is a possibility of choosing an option that suits each student’s circumstances.
By carefully examining individual circumstances, a student sending institution can play a key role in choosing the right university, reducing risk, and planning your academic path.
🎓 Services of the Peugeot World Foundation
✔️ Specialized advice on choosing a major
✔️ Admission to approved universities
✔️ Student visa processing
✔️ Full support until arrival in Romania
✔️ Accompanying the student after arrival
Universities in Romania
Frequently Asked Questions about Studying in Romania
General questions
Romania is an attractive option for Iranian students due to its prestigious European medical universities, more reasonable tuition fees than Western Europe, the ability to study in English, and membership in the European Union.
Yes. Several prestigious medical universities such as Carol Davila, Gregor T. Papa, and Cluj are on the list approved by the Iranian Ministry of Health.
Depending on the university:
English
Romanian
And in some universities both tracks are available.
Romania is one of the countries with a high level of education and strict assessment. Students must adhere to study hours and be actively present in class and laboratory.
How many years does a medical course last in Romania?
Yes. Degrees from prestigious Romanian universities are recognized in Europe, and many graduates continue their studies or work in countries such as Germany, France, England, Canada, and Australia.
Yes. Competition is high and students are selected based on:
Grades
Academic credentials
Motivation letter
Complete application form
Approved universities have teaching clinics and hospitals with appropriate facilities for students' practical work.
Yes, Russia has over 300,000 foreign students and the classroom environment is very international.
Yes, if the university is approved and the evaluation process is completed.
Specialized questions about Romanian medical universities
Carol Davila in Bucharest → Capital, more strict, higher cost of living
Victor Babis in Timisoara → Less strict, cheaper city, more suitable for students
Yes, universities in the capital (especially Carroll Davila) usually have higher standards and rigor.
Yes, the cost of housing, transportation, and food in Timisoara is significantly lower than in Bucharest.
Cluj is one of the most advanced cities in Romania, with the highly prestigious UMF university and a great student atmosphere.
Prestigious Romanian universities work closely with teaching hospitals in the same city, and practical training is very serious.
Yes. Reputable universities offer a 5-year pharmacy degree.
Yes, many prestigious universities in Romania offer 6-year English-language dentistry courses.
For non-European students, the quality of dormitories is usually average or poor. Most Iranian students prefer to stay in shared houses.
Dentistry and pharmacy in Romania
Dentistry in Romania is 6 years (basic sciences + clinical).
Yes, most reputable universities offer English dentistry.
Yes. After completing general medicine, you can apply for specialization in Europe or other countries.
The pharmacy course in Romania is 5 years long and includes theoretical + laboratory training.
Yes, many universities offer English pharmacy.
Yes. Many Romanian pharmacy graduates work in Europe.