A Six-Year EU Medical Degree, Taught Entirely in English
Romania is one of Europe's best-value routes into medicine. Universities such as Iuliu Hațieganu in Cluj-Napoca, Carol Davila in Bucharest, Grigore T. Popa in Iași and Ovidius in Constanța run full six-year MD programmes taught entirely in English. As an EU member state, the qualification falls under EU Directive 2005/36/EC — and there is no IMAT to sit.
What the Programme Covers
How LCIS Supports You
Key Facts
Language: The programme is delivered fully in English; you will pick up conversational Romanian for ward work.
Recognition: An EU primary medical qualification. UK-bound graduates can pursue GMC registration subject to standard PLAB and language requirements.
Admission: A university entrance examination in biology and chemistry, or file-based assessment, depending on the institution.
Letter of Acceptance: Required for non-EU students and issued by the Ministry of Education — apply early, as processing takes time.
Intake: The academic year begins in October; applications typically run from spring through summer.
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