Papers required for registration - Master academic studies

1. For Romanian citizens and citizens of the European Union Member States, of the European Economic Space and the Swiss Confederation states:

-Bachelor diploma in original and copies of Bachelor diploma annexes (Annex with Bachelor exam results and diploma supplement / transcript) or certificate of graduation bachelor exam in 2016;
-Baccalaureate degree in copy;
-Transcript of academic achievement in high school, in copy (from the class of 2002);
-Certified copy of birth certificate (ex. Marriage certificate, etc.);
-Documents certifying the name change, in copy (ex. Marriage certificate, etc.);
-ID card (copy);
-Medical certificate certifying that the student is apt for college enrollment;
-Receipt of registration fee payment;
-3 photos of 3x4 cm in the envelope;
-papers attesting that the student falls into the category of disabled people (if applicable);
-file folder;

The following forms are purchased from the secretariat and completed personally by candidates:
-Standard Registration application [download];
-Questionnaire for admission interview [download];
-Statement of the candidate admitted that he binds himself to bring Bachelor’s degree diploma in original within 12 months from issuing the graduation certificate (if applicable).
Romanian citizens and citizens of the European Union Member States, of the European Economic Space states and of the Swiss Confederation shall submit the following papers, in addition to admission contest registration:
-certificate of studies recognition issued by the Ministry of Education and Scientific Research before enrolling candidates for the admission contest
-authenticated translations of all documents

2. For Romanian young ethnic and Romanian citizens residing abroad

-an application for entering the competition,
-papers provided in one of the annexes below:
-Papers of Registration File (the Republic of Moldova)
-Papers of Registration File CPL (Balkans and Diaspora)

3. For foreign citizens

-request for issuing the letter of acceptance to study, according to the Methodology for offering studies and training to foreign citizens in EU third countries in public and private education accredited in Romania, completed at all fields in duplicate;   
-baccalaureate degree or its equivalent - copy and authenticated translation;
-study diploma giving access to the person interested in the form of education (Bachelor’s degree or equivalent);
-transcripts - copy and certified translation - associated to studies attended;
-birth certificate - copy and certified translation;
-papers certifying the name change, copy and authorized translation (ex. Marriage certificate, etc.);
-Copy of passport - valid for at least 6 months after the date when the letter of acceptance for studies was issued;
-medical certificate (in an international circulation language) stating that the person you are to enroll does not suffer from contagious diseases or other illnesses incompatible with the future profession;
-Receipt of registration fee payment;
-3 photos of 3x4 cm in an envelope;
-standard registration application;
-Questionnaire for admission interview
-A self-addressed envelope with the precise address (name, city, street, number, postal code, country);
-file folder;

Candidates must send files directly to "Danubius" University of Galati, which will evaluate and communicate to the Ministry of Education and Scientific Research - Department of International and European Relations - the list of individuals proposed for issuing the letter of acceptance. This list shall be mandatorily accompanied by a copy of requests for issuing the letter of acceptance to studies completed by applicants. General Directorate of International and European Relations will issue the Letter of Acceptance which will be forwarded to the university.  At registration, candidates shall submit the papers in the application file in original, aimed for authentication by the Romanian Embassy in the issuing country or Hague Apostille if previous studies were not performed in Romania, in a country of the European Union or under agreements of legal assistance concluded by Romania with third countries.