London Centre of International Studies

Veterinary Medicine in Romania — English-Taught

LCIS — London Centre of International Studies

Duration

6 years

Status

Active

Program Overview

A Six-Year Veterinary Degree, Taught in English

Romania's universities of agricultural sciences and veterinary medicine run six-year English-taught veterinary programmes, with teaching hospitals, farm placements and clinical practice on both companion and farm animals. It is one of the more accessible routes into veterinary medicine in the EU, where places elsewhere are heavily oversubscribed.

6 yrs
Full veterinary degree
EU
Recognised member state degree
Clinical
Teaching hospital practice

What the Programme Covers

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Companion Animals
Clinical practice in small animal medicine and surgery in the university teaching hospital.
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Farm & Equine
Large animal medicine, herd health and equine practice, with placements on working farms.
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Basic Sciences
Comparative anatomy, physiology, microbiology, parasitology and pathology.
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Public Health
Food hygiene, veterinary public health and the legislation governing animal products.

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 across the six years.

Recognition: A degree from an EU member state; recognition for practice elsewhere follows the host country's registration process.

Admission: Entrance examination 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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