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Moldova higher education admissions 2026‑27

Entities: Ministry of Education and Research of Moldova · Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) · Universities of Moldova · Republic of Moldova · Dan Perciun

Overview

In July 2026 Moldova began the university admission cycle for the 2026‑27 academic year. The session opened on 27 July, with Education Minister Dan Perciun formally launching the process, urging recent graduates to apply and confirming that modernised facilities, equipped laboratories and expanded scholarships will be active from 1 September.

Applicants may submit dossiers online via the eAdmitere.gov.md portal or in person at their chosen institutions until 1 August, naming up to three universities and up to three programmes per university. Verification runs from 2 to 6 August; interim results are posted on 8 August and final results on 14 August. A supplemental round is slated for 15‑24 August if any budget‑funded places remain vacant.

The state finances 9 013 budget places for 2026‑27, including 5 380 for bachelor and integrated programmes, with additional slots for master’s and doctoral studies. The admission timeline runs concurrently with the first stage of 10th‑grade school admission in Chișinău, which recorded 9 847 applications from 5 481 students.

These updates illustrate Moldova’s coordinated rollout of undergraduate and postgraduate admissions, detailing application limits, verification schedules, the scale of state‑funded places, and supplementary measures such as scholarships and a supplemental admission round.

Claims

What the coverage asserts, and how well corroborated each claim is across sources.

[● 7 SOURCES] Applicants may submit their dossiers online via the eAdmitere.gov.md platform or directly at the university.
[● 7 SOURCES] Each candidate can apply to up to three universities and select up to three programmes for each institution.
[● 7 SOURCES] Universities verify dossiers between 2 and 6 August and publish intermediate results on 8 August.
[● 7 SOURCES] Final admission results are posted on 14 August; a supplemental session is planned for 15‑24 August if places remain vacant.
[● 6 SOURCES] The admission session for higher education in Moldova started on 27 July 2026. (fd63e28f-b13d-4695-a0b6-cf5fe3d5b4e8,51bff65c-a39d-43c5-a48c-dacbc4c3f4db,135af5bb-a7c9-4a16-acc7-bd69f4cd4d69,ab113f07e)
[● 6 SOURCES] The state funds 9 013 budget places for higher education in the 2026‑2027 year, including 5 380 for bachelor and integrated programmes. (fd63e28f-b13d-4695-a0b6-cf5fe3d5b4e8, 51bff65c-a39d-43c5-a48c-dacbc4c3f4db, 135af5bb-a7c9-4a16-acc7-bd69f4cd4d69, 445171)
[● 6 SOURCES] Education Minister Dan Perciun opened the admission session, urging graduates to apply and announcing modernised infrastructure, equipped laboratories and increased scholarships starting 1 September 6 (fd63e28f-b13d-4695-a0b6-cf5fe3d5b4e8, 51bff65c-a39d-43c5-a48c-dacbc4c3f4db, 135af5bb-a7c9-4a16-acc7-bd69f4cd4d69, 445171)

Timeline

3 days ago

[CULTURE] 14 sources
Moldova launches university admission session for 2026‑2027 academic year
Moldova’s 2026‑27 university admission began 27 July; online applications close 1 August, results on 14 August, with 9 013 state‑funded spots and a supplemental round if needed.
8 days ago

[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
Doctoral school admissions open in Romania and Moldova
Romania posted September 2024 doctoral admission results for psychology, while Moldova's ASEM school outlined its 2026 doctoral application timeline and program offerings.

Sources

admiterea.md · aradon.ro · ase.md · clinicalpsychology.psiedu.ubbcluj.ro · democracy.md · m.jurnalul.ro · mecc.gov.md · mts.gov.md · news.yam.md · realitatea.md · romaniaregional.ro · snspa.ro · telegraph.md · vipmagazin.md · voceabasarabiei.md · zdg.md

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