We have created this page to offer some quick information regarding some of the most important aspects that all students
who wish to study at our university must know.
However, if there is anything you would like to know in more detail, don't hesitate to contact our International Relations Office team,
at vet-admission@uaiasi.ro or by phone at +40 232 407.572.
1. How do I apply to study at "Ion Ionescu de la Brad" Iasi University Life Sciences (IULS)?
» Our University offers programmes of study in Romanian and English.
The Veterinary Medicine Faculty offers its programme of study in both Romanian and English.
The other three Faculties offer their programmes of study in Romanian only.
» If you wish to study at our University in Romanian, you may take a preparatory year of Romanian and then participate in the admission session, to be accepted at the Faculty and programme of study that you choose. If you wish to pursue this option, please contact our International Relations Office team, at vet-admission@uaiasi.ro and you will be given all necessary information.
2. How do I apply for the veterinary medicine programme of study in English?
» Our University organizes each year two admission sessions for all candidates who wish to study Veterinary Medicine in English.
» For the summer admission session,
the International Relations Office team starts checking electronic files starting from May of each year.
For the autumn admission session, the electronic files will be checked starting from the end of the summer admission
(end of July), until the end of August.
• Candidates may send scanned copies of their documents and receive feedback on the state of their application file
(if any documents need to be added, or translated, or apostilled, etc.), so that the candidates may send a complete and eligible
application file to the University's address.
• We do receive all application files, even the incomplete ones, but we want to save you the time and the money of making
the effort of sending additional documents.
» The summer admission session will be held during the last two weeks of the month of July of each year.
» The autumn admission session
will be held during the first week of the month of September of each year.
For finding out the exact dates of the admission, please make sure to check
the university's website: https://www.uaiasi.ro/admission
3. What are the requirements for applying for the veterinary medicine programme of study in English?
The requirements for being admitted to study at our university, in the Veterinary Medicine programme are:
• to submit a complete application file, containing all required documents, respecting the deadlines of submission;
• to participate in the admission interview;
• to have a minimum B1 level of English.
Note 1:
the admission interview will be held in English and it is not an eliminatory test, it is just for us to meet our candidates.
The EU students are invited to have the interview at the University,
and the non-EU students will have the interview via skype.
If there are any candidates who cannot come to the University for some reasons (eg. work related problems, health issues, etc.),
then they must notify the International Relations Office team, at
vet-admission@uaiasi.ro or by phone at +40 232 407.572,
with at least 2 days before the initial planned date of the interview, and they may be given the option to have the interview via skype,
at a date and hour agreed on by the admission committee.
While the interview is not an eliminatory test,
please bear in mind that if you miss the interview you will be considered rejected
and your application file will not be taken into account.
Note 2: If you don't have a language certificate, or cannot obtain one until the admission session starts, it is possible to have a language exam at a language center in Iasi, after you are admitted to our University. For more details, please read the information given at question 4, point 11 (Documents → English language certificate).
4. What documents are needed for the application file?
» FOR EU STUDENTS,
the application file must contain the following documents:
1) Application form for the University - available online;
2) Application form for the recognition of studies at CNRED -
available online;
3) Proof of payment of the CNRED fee requested for the evaluation of the application file for the recognition of studies - 50 RON (bank transfer receipt)
4) Graduation Diploma/Certificate - in 2 legalized copies (and translated, if it is the case);
Note 1: All documents that are not originally in English or French need to be translated into Romanian or English.
Note 2:
Attention all French students! Before now, CNRED asked for legalised copies of the documents of study.
This year, they only ask for simple copies of the Bacalaureate diploma, the relevee de notes for the Bacalaureate,
the relevees de notes for the 3 years of high school (1ere, 2nde, terminale).
So, for those who haven't yet legalised their documents, please remember that you only need to make a set of legalised
copies for the University, and NOT FOR CNRED as well.
I'm sorry for those who have already legalised both sets of copies.
Please bear in mind that we are able to track the changes the Ministry makes, while they are publishing them.
For anyone who might be confused, please don't hesitate to ask for clarification and guidance:
vet-admission@uaiasi.ro.
Note 3: For all Greek students, the documents need to be translated and legalized by the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Note 4: All documents of study (graduation diploma, transcripts of records) issued in Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Cyprus, must bear the Hague Apostille.
Note 5: All candidates who have graduated in the same year that the admission session takes place, and have not yet received their graduation diploma,
must request from their high school a graduation certificate, which would replace the diploma, until they obtain it.
This certificate needs to specify that the candidate is a high school graduate, having passed their graduation exam
(preferably stating the grades as well) and will receive their diploma at a later date of the current year.
The candidate has the obligation to bring their original diploma at the university's secretariat, to be kept
in his personal file until he graduates.
Note 6: Greek students must add to their application file two
legalized and translated copies of the this type of certificate.
ALSO, they must attach to their application file 2 translated (in Romanian) and apostilled copies of the Panellinies Exetaseis certificate.
5) Transcripts of records for all years of high school - in 2 legalized copies;
6) 4 photos (in colour, 3 / 4 cm)
7) Birth certificate - 1 legalized copy;
8) Marriage certificate (if it is the case) - 1 legalized copy;
9) ID card / Passport (pages 1, 2, 3, 4) - simple copies;
10) Medical certificate stating that you don't suffer from any chronic diseases (must be translated if it's not in English or French);
11) English language certificate - minimum B1 level
Note 1: We don't request any specific diploma / certificate (eg. Cambridge, TOEFL, etc.), but the certificate must be internationally recognized.
This means that we cannot accept certificates issued by high schools or private teachers.
Note 2: • If you don't have a language certificate, or cannot obtain one until the admission session starts,
it is possible to have a language exam at a language center in Iasi, after you are admitted to our University.
• You must obtain the language certificate before the beginning of the academic year (first week of September of each year).
• If you want to obtain your language certificate in Iasi, please contact our International Relations Office team,
vet-admission@uaiasi.ro or by phone at +40 232 407.572,
and you will receive information about the language center's location,
the fee for the examination and the possible dates for taking the exam.
» FOR NON-EU STUDENTS,
the application file must contain the following documents:
1) Application form for the University - available online;
2) Application form for the issuance of the Acceptance Letter to studies in Romania: -
available online;
3) Graduation Diploma/Certificate - in 2 legalized copies (as well as translated and apostilled, if it is the case);
Note 1: All documents that are not originally in English or French need to be translated into Romanian or English.
Note 2: All documents of study (graduation diploma, transcripts of records) that are issued in Israel must bear the Hague Apostille.
Note 3: • All documents of study (graduation diploma, transcripts of records) that are issued in countries that have not ratified
the Hague Apostille Convention must be superlegalized by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the issuing country,
the Embassy/Consular Office/Diplomatic mission of Romania in the issuing country and the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
• If you are not sure whether your documents need to be apostilled or not, please contact our International Relations Office team,
vet-admission@uaiasi.ro or by phone at +40 232 407.572
and you will be given guidance.
Note 4: All candidates who have graduated in the same year that the admission session
takes place, and have not yet received their
graduation diploma, must request from their high school a graduation certificate, which would replace the diploma, until they obtain it.
This certificate needs to specify that the candidate is a high school graduate, having passed their graduation exam (preferably stating
the grades as well) and will receive their diploma at a later date of the current year. The candidate has the obligation to bring their
original diploma at the university's secretariat, to be kept in his personal file until he graduates.
4) Transcripts of records for all years of high school - in 2 legalized copies (as well as translated and apostilled, if it is the case);
5) 4 photos (in colour, 3 / 4 cm);
6) Birth certificate - 2 legalized copies;
7) Marriage certificate (if it is the case) - 2 legalized copies;
8) Passport (pages 1, 2, 3, 4) - 2 sets of simple copies;
9) Medical certificate stating that you don't suffer from any chronic diseases (must be translated if it's not in English or French) - 2 copies;
10) English language certificate - minimum B1 level.
Note 1: We don't request any specific diploma / certificate (eg. Cambridge, TOEFL, etc.), but the certificate must be internationally recognized.
This means that we cannot accept certificates issued by high schools or private teachers.
Note 2: • If you don't have a language certificate, or cannot obtain one until the admission session starts,
it is possible to have a language exam at a language center in Iasi, after you are admitted to our University.
• You must obtain the language certificate before the beginning of the academic year (first week of September of each year).
• If you want to obtain your language certificate in Iasi, please contact our International Relations Office team,
vet-admission@uaiasi.ro or by phone at +40 232 407.572
and you will receive information about the language center's location, the fee for the examination and the possible dates for taking the exam.
5. Where do I send the application file?
• All application files must be sent to the University's address:
Aleea Mihail Sadoveanu, nr. 3, Iaşi, 700490, Romania
• Please make sure to specify on the envelope:
University Registry - foreign students admission
6. How can I follow the progress of my application file evaluation?
• As soon as your application file arrives at the University, you will receive an email of confirmation.
• If you don't receive an email of confirmation, please make sure to contact the International Relations Office team,
vet-admission@uaiasi.ro or by phone at +40 232 407.572, and discuss the situation.
No application files have been lost on the way to our University, but we have had situations in which it took longer than
estimated for them to arrive. Please stay in contact with us regarding the arrival of your application file.
7. Are there any fees I have to pay for the admission?
No, there are no fees for the evaluation of the application files.
8. What are the steps of the admission process?
1) The first step of the admission process is the evaluation of electronic application files.
• Candidates may send scanned copies of their documents and receive feedback on the state of their application file
(if any documents need to be added, or translated, or apostilled, etc.), so that the candidates may send a complete and
eligible application file to the University's address. This stage allows us to help our candidates put together a complete
application file, without having to ask them to send any additional documents that may be missing.
• All electronic files must be sent at vet-admission@uaiasi.ro
and all candidates will receive feedback on the state of their application file.
• For the summer admission session,
the International Relations Office team starts checking electronic files starting from May.
For the autumn admission session,
the electronic files will be checked starting from the end of the summer admission (end of July), until the end of August.
2) The second step of the admission process is the submission of the physical application files to the University, respecting the submission deadlines.
• If any candidate who wishes to apply to our University during the summer session cannot meet the deadline for the submission of their application file,
for objective reasons (such as administrative delays concerning the legalization, translation and apostillation of documents - Hague Apostille),
they may contact the International Relations Office team,
vet-admission@uaiasi.ro or by phone at +40 232 407.572,
and discuss the situation. The University will receive their application file and keep it until the autumn admission session,
when the candidate will be able to secure a place at our University.
3) The third step of the admission process is the admission interview, to which all candidates must participate.
• The EU students are invited to have the interview at the University. If there are any candidates who cannot come to the University
for some reasons (eg. work related problems, health issues, etc.), then they must notify the International Relations Office team,
vet-admission@uaiasi.ro or by phone at +40 232 407.572,
with at least 2 days before the initial planned date of the interview, and they will be given the option to have the interview via skype,
at a date and hour agreed on by the admission committee.
• The non-EU students will have the interview via skype. Therefore, they must either create a skype account or use a friend's account.
• The date and hour of the interviews will be established by the admission committee. However, we are flexible and try to accommodate
all our candidates' needs (such as working hours, time zone difference, etc.).
• The interview is not an eliminatory test. However,
please bear in mind that if you miss the interview you will be considered rejected
and your application file will not be taken into account.
4) The fourth and final step of the admission process is the confirmation of the place candidates have secured,
following the publication of the list of admitted candidates.
• All candidates who are admitted will receive an email of confirmation of their admission from the International Relations Office team,
containing some information regarding their enrollment.
• All candidates are kindly asked to confirm that they have received the email and that they will confirm their place at our University.
9. Where can I get details about the university's campus?
• consult the electronic Student's Guide you will find on our website,
• visit our website for information on our main facilities: https://iuls.ro/en
10. What do I have to do when I arrive at the university?
• Submit your original documents - graduation diploma/certificate, transcripts of records - to the International Relations Office.
• Go to the Veterinary Medicine Faculty's secretariat and sign the original Learning Agreement.
Campus facilities
IULS has a total surface of 13,798 square meters, out of which 7,117 square meters re- present the surface used in the academic, research and training activity such as amphitheaters, several seminar rooms, labora- tories, lecture rooms.
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