Romanian universities expand academic programs and social initiatives

Several Romanian universities are expanding their academic offerings and community initiatives. The Technical University of Cluj-Napoca (UTCN) is introducing new programs at its North University Center in Baia Mare, including a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education and a master’s program in Urban Design. UTCN’s autumn admission session offers 1,501 bachelor’s spots and 1,245 master’s spots across various locations.

In Târgu Jiu, Constantin Brâncuși University (UCB) has launched its autumn admission session, featuring new programs such as a master’s in Health Services Management and expanded capacity for General Nursing. Additionally, UCB is implementing the ‘StartUp SOCIAL – GORJ’ project, funded by the Just Transition Fund. This 36-month initiative aims to foster a sustainable social entrepreneurship ecosystem in Gorj County by establishing 24 social enterprises and creating at least 48 new jobs, specifically targeting vulnerable groups, youth, and people with disabilities.