ABILITY TEST
FOREIGN CITIZENS/ROMANIANS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD
Admission is organized for full-time education, by fields of study:
Theater and Performing Arts, respectively Cinematography and Media, in accredited study programs. Foreign citizens can register for the admission competition/aptitude test after graduating from the preparatory year of Romanian language, organized according to the regulations in force.
The following categories of persons are exempt from the obligation to present the certificate of graduation from the preparatory year:
- who present Romanian study documents (diplomas and certificates) or study documents, situations
school certificates certifying at least 4 years of consecutive studies followed, in Romanian, in an educational unit from the national system in Romania; - who, in order to enroll in university education, present certificates or attestations of
language proficiency at minimum level B1, according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages
for foreign languages, issued by accredited higher education institutions in Romania that organize the preparatory year of Romanian language for foreign citizens, by the lecturers of Romanian language, literature, culture and civilization in universities abroad/the Romanian Language Institute or the Romanian Cultural Institute.
The admission of Romanians from all over the world is carried out based on methodologies specially developed by the Ministry of Education. In case the candidates to the competition hold dual citizenship, in order to participate in the admission, they will opt, upon registration and will submit the file with documents based on a single citizenship. This option cannot be changed during the admission competition.
Who are the "Romanians everywhere"?
Frequent asked questions (FAQs)
Current legal framework:
- Higher education law no. 199/2023;
- Law No. 299/2007 on the support granted to Romanians abroad, with subsequent amendments and supplements.
The following belong to the category of Romanians everywhere, in accordance with the provisions of Law no. 299/2007 on the support granted to Romanians everywhere, republished, with subsequent amendments and completions:
- People who freely assume the Romanian cultural identity, people of Romanian origin and those belonging to the Romanian linguistic and cultural lineage who live outside the borders of Romania, regardless of the ethnonym used (Armanians, Armânji, Aromanians, Basarabians, Bucovinians, Cutovlachi, Daco-Romanians, Fârşeroti, Herţians, Istro-Romanians, Danubian Latins, Macedonian-Romanians, Macedonian-Romanians, Maramures, Megleniți, Megleno-Romanians, Moldavians, Moldovian, Rrămani, Romanians, Wallachians, Vlachs, Vlachs, Volohi, Macedo-Armanji), as well as all other lexical forms semantically related to the above,
- Romanian emigrants, whether they retained Romanian citizenship or not, their descendants, as well as Romanian citizens with permanent residence or domicile abroad.
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