This section applies for candidates of Romanian descent from the Republic of Moldova, Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, Ukraine, Hungary and the Diaspora. This includes, in accordance with Government Decision no. 689/1994, as amended and supplemented and the Law. 299/2007, republished, with subsequent amendments:

a) people who freely assume the Romanian cultural identity persons of Romanian origin, persons from the Romanian linguistic and cultural area, living outside Romania’s borders regardless of how they are denominated (armâni, armânji, aromâni, basarabeni, bucovineni, cuţovlahi, daco-români, fărşeroţi, herţeni, istro-români, latinidunăreni, macedoromâni, macedo-români, maramureşeni, megleniţi, megleno-români, moldoveni, moldovlahi, rrămâni, rumâni, valahi, vlahi, vlasi, volohi, macedo-armânji and all other related forms of the above);

b) Romanian emigrants, whether they kept or not the Romanian citizenship, and their descendants;

c) Romanian citizens residing abroad.

One condition for receiving this type of scholarship is that the studies to be carried out only into Romanian. Candidates who do not speak Romanian well enough can follow the Romanian preparatory year (the preparatory year is offered under the same financial terms as the program of study for which the candidate was accepted).

Please, note that:

There are two categories of scholarships:

• Total scholarship: No tuition fees, with a monthly grant
• Partial scholarship: No tuition fees, with no monthly grant