​Romanian  Medical Universities:

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​Constanta Medical School
Ovidius University Constanta was founded in 1961. The medical faculty was established in 1990. Its medical school is one of the youngest in the country but also one of the modernized medical school among Romanian universities. It currently holds English programs for Medicine.
Faculty of General Medicine (in English or Romanian)
Faculty of Dentistry (Romanian)
Faculty of Pharmacy (Romanian)
Tuition fee for academic year 2014/2015 is:
Medicin program: 5000 EURO/year for all international students
 

Cluj Napoca Medical University

Cluj Napoca Medical University also called University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Cluj-Napoca is the continuation of the Medicine and Pharmacy Faculty, founded in 1919 at Cluj, as part of Cluj University. With over 850 teachers and researchers, the University organize University degree (5 to 6 years) and Short-cycle degrees (3 to 4 years) organized into 5 faculties.
  University Degree:
Faculty of General Medicine (6 years - in Romanian, English and  French),
Faculty of Dental Medicine ( 6 years - in Romanian, English and French),
Faculty of Pharmacy (5 years - in Romanian and French),
  Short-cycle Degrees:
Nursing - 4 study years
Midwifery - 4 study years
Radiology and Medical Imaging - 3 study years
Clinical Laboratory - 3 study years
Balneo-Physio-Kinesitherapy and Rehabilitation - 3 study years
Dental Techniques - 3 study years
Dental Hygienist – 3 study years
Nutrition and Dietetics – 3 study years
 

University of Medicine and Pharmacy Carol Davila of Bucharest

Established in 1857 under the name National School of Medicine and Pharmacy by French expatriate medic Carol Davila, this was the first medical school in Romania. In 1869 it became a department in the newly created University of Bucharest.The first doctoral degrees were granted in 1873, and the doctoral degree became the de facto graduation in 1888.
Today, It comprises three major colleges:
Faculty of Medicine (in English and Romanian)
Faculty of Dentistry (in Romanian)
Faculty of Pharmacy (in Romanian)

 

​Oradea University, Faculty Of Medicine and Pharmacy
English Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy of the University of Oradea was established in 1991. It is one of the oldest English eaching in Romania.
It also one of well equipped University:High quality modern medical apparatus including; Spectrophotometer with UV, Microscope with photo camera, Histology, COBAS biochemistry analyzer, AVL blood flatus, ionogramme, Coulter-hematology, Elisa lines,  Color Doppler with 3D reconstruction, ESVL litotritor, Thomograph computer, Fibriscope, Caelioscopes, Diagnostic tools for Abdominal Surgery and Urology, Computer ECG, Hemodialyser, Apparatus for coronary monitoring, Scintigraph, Apparatus for mammography, Endocavitary ECG, Myelograms, Microscope for interventions, Apparatus for liposuction, Portable RX apparatus with memory, Endocavitary magnetic amplifier, Apparatus for Genetics labs, Cardiotocographs, Installation for thermotherapy, Complete dental units (photo polymerization), Endoscopes, Radiology equipment, CT scans, ...
Along romanian faculties, it has a faculty of medecine and farmacy in English
Faculty of General Medicine (in English, french  and  Romanian)
Faculty of Dentistry (in Romanian)
Faculty of Pharmacy (in English and  Romanian)
 

Victor Babes University of Medicine and Pharmacy  of Timisoara
The school was founded as a modest faculty on 30 December 1944.
  Faculty of General Medicine (in English, french and  Romanian)
  Faculty of Dentistry (in Romanian)
  Faculty of Pharmacy (in French  and  Romanian)
Today, there are 4273 students studying General Medicine in English – 6 years at the University, 1108 of them are foreigners coming from : Albania, Austria, Bosnia, Canada, Cyprus, Egypt, Ethiopia, France, Germany, Greece, Ghana, Hungary, India, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Israel, Italy, Kenya, Lesotho, Lebanon, Republic of Macedonia, Morocco, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Palestine, Moldova, United States of America, United Kingdom, Syria, Sudan, Sweden, Tunisia, Ukraine, Yemen, Serbia, Montenegro.
Tuition fee for academic year 2011/2012 is:
3200 EURO for Non-EU Students
4000EURO for EU students​



University of Medicine and Pharmacy Targu Mures

The Institute of Medicine and Pharmacy of Târgu-Mures was founded in 1945, the tteaching language being Hungarian. The medical tteaching in Romanian was introduced in 1962. In 1990, the Institute was turned into the University of Medicine and Pharmacy, having both Romanian and Hungarian as teaching languages.
Today, it has 3 faculties:
Faculty of Medicine (in English and in Romanian)
Faculty of Dentistry (in Romanian)
Faculty of Pharmacy (in Romanian)
 

G.T Popa University of Medicine and Pharmacy Iasi

Founded in 1879 as a Faculty of Medicine, later being associated with other two institutions which complete the medical instruction area (the Faculty of pharmacy and the Faculty of Dentistry), Is one of the oldest Romanian schools.
In 1991, the institute receives the status of University and the name of the famous representative of the School of Functional Anatomy in Iasi, Grigore T. Popa. Later on, the Faculty of Medical Bioengineering was also included, the only one of the kind in the country.
The university is proud today of its valuable professors and the material basis and modern technique, appropriate for the didactic and scientific research activity processes.
The language of instruction are Romanian and English.
Undergraduate programs available:
The Medical Faculty (6 years program in English, french  and in Romanian)
The Faculty of Dental Medicine (English, french  and Romanian)
The Faculty of Pharmacy (english and Romanian)
The Faculty of Medical Bioengineering (Romanian only)