London Centre of International Studies

Pharmacy in Romania — English-Taught

LCIS — London Centre of International Studies

Duration

5 years

Status

Active

Program Overview

A Five-Year EU Pharmacy Degree, Taught in English

Romanian faculties of pharmacy run five-year English-taught programmes covering pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, pharmacognosy and clinical pharmacy, with laboratory work throughout and a supervised internship before graduation. The qualification is recognised under EU Directive 2005/36/EC.

5 yrs
Full pharmacy degree
EU
Directive 2005/36/EC
Lab
Practical work throughout

What the Programme Covers

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Pharmaceutical Sciences
Pharmaceutical chemistry, analytical chemistry and drug formulation and technology.
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Pharmacology
Drug action, therapeutics, toxicology and pharmacokinetics.
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Pharmacognosy
Natural product chemistry and the study of medicinal plants and their derivatives.
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Clinical Pharmacy
Patient-facing practice, dispensing and a supervised internship in the final year.

How LCIS Supports You

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University Shortlist
We match your grades and budget to the right faculty and city — Cluj-Napoca, Bucharest, Iași, Târgu Mureș or Constanța.
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Application & Entrance
We prepare your file and, where the university requires it, guide you through the entrance examination.
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Letter of Acceptance
We submit for the Ministry of Education Letter of Acceptance and follow it up until it is issued.
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Visa & Arrival
Long-stay study visa guidance, residence permit steps after arrival, accommodation and airport pickup.

Key Facts

Language: Delivered fully in English throughout the five years.

Recognition: An EU pharmacy qualification under Directive 2005/36/EC.

Admission: Entrance examination in biology and chemistry, or file-based assessment, depending on the university.

Letter of Acceptance: Required for non-EU students and issued by the Ministry of Education.

Intake: The academic year begins in October.

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Entry Requirements

Entry Requirements

  • Individual Assessment: Every application is assessed on an individual basis
  • Academic Qualifications: High school diploma with transcripts, including biology and chemistry at upper-secondary level
  • Entrance Assessment: University entrance examination or file-based admission, depending on the university
  • Language Proficiency: IELTS/TOEFL or an equivalent certificate; some universities accept an internal language interview
  • Letter of Acceptance: Non-EU applicants need a Letter of Acceptance from the Romanian Ministry of Education before applying for a visa
  • Documents: Valid passport, photographs, medical certificate, and legalised and translated academic documents
Note: After we review your application you will receive a personalised offer setting out the exact academic and language requirements for your chosen universities. These vary by institution and may change depending on your previous qualifications and level of English.

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