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Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iaşi

MAUI-Utrecht Network Exchange Program

This program is part of the MAUI-Utrecht Network Exchange and is open to students from member institutions only. Interested students should contact their local study abroad coordinator regarding the application/placement process and for additional information. Application deadlines for all MAUI-Utrecht Network programs, including fall semester, winter semester, or academic year abroad, is in February. Spring semester placements may be available after the deadline: contact the Study Abroad Coordinator.

Full name of University Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iaşi
Number of MAUI students you can accept during 2009/2010
(indicate total number of semesters)
2 students for each field of study (30 semesters)
Areas of study open for MAUI students (list explicitly) Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics and Business Administration, Geography and Geology, History, Law, Letters, Mathematics, Philosophy, Physical Education and Sports, Physics, Psychology and Education Sciences, Theology, European Studies
Areas of study restricted to prior bilateral agreements between the exchanging departments or faculties  
Areas of study not available to MAUI students  
Utrecht Network contact person
(nane, full address, phone/fax/email)

Prof.dr. Henri LUCHIAN
Vice-Rector for International Relations
Alexandru Ioan Cuza University
Bd. Carol I nr. 11, 700506 IASI, ROMANIA
Tel: +40 232 201013
Fax: +40 232 201201
Email: hluchian@infoiasi.ro

Contact person for incoming students. (name, full address, phone/fax/email)

Mădalina Elena CRICLEVIŢ
International Relations Officer
Department of International Relations
Alexandru Ioan Cuza University
Bd. Carol I nr. 11, 700506 IASI, ROMANIA
Tel: +40 232 201113
Fax: +40 232 201201
Email: madalina.criclevit@uaic.ro

General web site of the university

www.uaic.ro

Web site of the international office/ information web site for incoming students

http://www.uaic.ro/uaic/bin/view/Cooperation/?language=en

Academic calendar

1st semester
October 1 – February 14 (Christmas holiday + exam session included)
2nd semester
February 15 – June 27 (exam session included)

Examination period(s)

2 to 3 weeks at the end of each semester 

Orientation session(s) for incoming students
(indicate date  and costs)

None

ETCS AVAILABLE
(list fields if not all)
30 ECTS per semester, irrespective of the fields of study
Application deadline(s) for admission

July 1 (1st semester)
November 1 (2nd semester)

Application material on the web site or paper copies only

Application form on request.

Course registration deadline(s)

October 1 (1st semester)
February 15 (2nd semester)

Language requirements Good command of Romanian only for courses taught in Romanian.
Language test certificate required?
(if so, which and when: before admission, upon arrival)
None
Preparatory language course for incoming students
(indicate dates and costs)

International students may attend Romanian language intensive courses if they wish. Further details on:
http://www.uaic.ro/uaic/bin/view/Cooperation/
StudentiInternationali

Courses taught in English

-Plasma Physics, Spectroscopy and Polymer Physics (M.Sc.)
-Biophysics, medical physics and self-organisation (M.Sc.)
-Physics of advanced materials. Nanotechnologies. Modelling and Simulation (M.Sc.)
-Computational Optimization (M.Sc.)
-International Business (MBA)

Internships available? No
Students jobs available/allowed? Not available.
Housing assistance
(indicate how to apply)

The application must be sent to the International Relations Office.

Housing options Accommodation in the Centre for International Exchange in double or triple rooms.
Housing application deadline(s)

June 1 (1st semester)
December 1 (2nd semester)

Cost estimates per month (in Euro)
- Housing
- Meals
- Health insurance

About 500 Euro

housing: 175 EUR in the Centre for International Exchange
meals: 10 EUR/day in campus restaurants
insurance: 10 EUR (30 EUR during the 1st month)

 

Additional fees to pay
(indicate amounts and subjects)
None
Comparable health insurance coverage from abroad allowed/not allowed. Not allowed. Non-EU students must purchase an insurance policy once they arrive in Romania.
Health facilities at the university Free of charge medical assistance in the campus.
Other relevant information

Non-EU citizens who stay in Romania longer than 90 days need to get a residence permit from the Romanian police authorities. Further details on:
http://new.uaic.ro/uaic/bin/view/Cooperation/registrationpolice

Summer courses available? If so, please list.

Summer school: Romania – Language and Civilization
Contact Person: Livia Dimitriu (livia.vranescu@uaic.ro)

Last update of this information February 2009