Study Abroad Programs in Romania

A study abroad experience in a country with a rich historical and cultural heritage? Head to Romania, a leading destination for students hoping to gain a medical degree abroad, thanks to its affordable tuition fees, world-class medical education, and globally recognized degrees. It is home to some of Europe's oldest and most prestigious medical schools, allowing students to receive high-quality education at a much lower cost than in Western Europe. With tuition fees ranging from $6,700 to $12,250 per year and living costs significantly lower than other EU countries, Romania is a great choice for studying medicine in Europe without breaking the bank. Students can also study dentistry, pharmacy, or veterinary medicine. Romanian universities provide a comprehensive curriculum, advanced clinical training, and a vibrant international student community, making them ideal environments for earning a degree abroad. The best part is that the Study Medicine Europe service by Medlink Students gives international students the chance to study Medicine in Romania in English through an easy and simplified pathway.

Operation Wallacea is a research and environmental organisation, working alongside university and college academics to build long-term datasets to put towards various conservation management goals. We recruit volunteers to help out with the data collection and train them in the skills and background that are needed to help effectively. There's also the option to complete dissertations or senior theses at our sites. The Romania project is based in the Târnava Mare region in Transylvania, in a series of remote Saxon villages focused on traditional farming methods. The Opwall teams are completing surveys of the region to assess the effectiveness of maintaining these practices in protecting this outstanding area, as well as conducting surveys on the biodiversity of the region. The project's focus is on everything from plant and butterfly life to large mammals, including boar and deer, as well as looking at livestock levels and more agriculture-based impacts.