Medicine (English taught) At Oradea, Romania 2011

[!PsyChirurgus!]

Hi,

is anyone on here applying to Oradea University in Romania for Medicine (English taught) this year? I think the tuition fees per month is €352. and they have now introduced a non-reimbursable application fee of €150.

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[Fleur1]

I don't know about the tuition fees, but you would usually have to pay for the whole year at once. As far as i know, the registration fee is 150RON(not euros), which amounts to approx. 35euros.
You'll get more info on this website: http://www.admitereuo.ro/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=82&Itemid=91

 

[!PsyChirurgus!]

I don't know about the tuition fees, but you would usually have to pay for the whole year at once. As far as i know, the registration fee is 150RON(not euros), which amounts to approx. 35euros.
You'll get more info on this website: http://www.admitereuo.ro/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=82&Itemid=91

Thanks for this info. Fleur1.

So who else is applying to Oradea, Romania?

 

[tandyfay]

Hi, i wish to study in romania but wanted to know a few things like is there an entrance exam for 2011 and does this school teach dentistry in english. as the site is hard to follow

 

[qxz246]

just try to poster a reply

 

[Doctor Mac]

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[oliverniv]

hello all.

studying in poland and hungary is much better! if you want to study in a big city then krakow in poland is great. if you want a small student city then pecs in hungary is perfect. both places offer large amounts of international students, great student life and beautiful architecture and nature.

oliver
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[cacophoniste]

poland is just 4 times more expensive , and life there is more expensive too. At the end same European degree reconised automaticly in whole EU . And teaching , facilities are now the same than is other eastern countries. I don't get any interest to study in poland or hungary , all people transfering from there regret wasted money and time (they fail much more people in hungary and poland just for pleasure most of the time) . Not even talking about how easy romanian language is compared to hungarian or polish , which are completly useless after your studies (romanian is latin one and give you facilities then for learning french , spanich , italian etc..)
I updated informations for admission to Oradea here :

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=272461

don't use any agent.
The 150€ you evoque are application fees , to pay salaries at international relation dept of faculty . Sort of "internal agent" actually , but 100% realiable being staff of the faculty. Now is mandatory to apply directly thorugh faculty , not through ministry