Titu Maiorescu University (UTM) in Bucharest is one of Romania's leading private medical institutions. Its Faculty of Medicine and Faculty of Dental Medicine are highly popular among international students due to their English-taught programs, modern facilities, and integration into the European medical education system.
Established: 1990.
Location: 67A Gheorghe Petrașcu Street, Sector 3, Bucharest, Romania.
Degree Conferred: Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD).
Duration: 6 Years (360 ECTS credits).
Language of Instruction: English (dedicated international sections) and Romanian.
Accreditation: Fully accredited by ARACIS (Romania), recognized by the WHO (WDOMS), and compliant with the EU Bologna Process.
Private Excellence: UTM is a non-profit private university that emphasizes high teacher-to-student ratios and modern entrepreneurial approaches to medicine.
Advanced Facilities: The university recently inaugurated a new medical building at the IOR Campus (District 3), featuring 5 amphitheaters, 20 specialized labs for preclinical studies, and a digital library.
Dental Clinic: The Faculty of Dental Medicine operates its own Private Clinical Center, providing students with direct access to modern dental technology and patient care practices.
Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution
UTM has built a massive network of over 20 affiliated hospitals in Bucharest, providing students with one of the most diverse clinical experiences in Eastern Europe:
Public Partners: * Witting Clinical Hospital (General practice).
"Dr. Carol Davila" Central Military Emergency Hospital.
"Prof. Dr. Al. Obregia" Psychiatric Hospital.
"Dr. Victor Babeș" Clinical Hospital (Infectious diseases).
Private Partners: Rotations are also conducted at prestigious private networks such as Monza Hospital, Regina Maria, MedLife, and Sanador, offering students exposure to luxury healthcare standards.
State University Affordability
Tuition fees at Titu Maiorescu are higher than at state universities but offer more modernized facilities and streamlined administrative services.
| Program | EU/EEA Candidates | Non-EU Candidates |
| Medicine (English) | €12,500 per year | €15,500 per year |
| Dentistry (English) | €11,500 per year | €13,500 per year |
Admission Fee: ~600 RON (~€120).
Recognition of Studies Fee: ~2,500 RON (~€500).
Payment: Non-EU students are typically required to pay the full annual fee in advance to secure their study visa.
Vibe: Known as "Little Paris," Bucharest is a sprawling, safe European capital with a high-energy social scene, diverse architecture, and extensive green parks.
Safety: Very safe for students; District 3 (where the faculty is located) is a well-populated residential and commercial area.
Transport: Excellent public transport, including a modern Metro system. Tan Son Nhat airport (OTP) is about 30–40 minutes from the city center.
On-Campus Housing: UTM has its own student dormitories; however, many international students opt for private rentals due to the university's central location.
Dormitory Cost: Approx. €150 – €250 per month.
Private Apartment: Approx. €400 – €600 per month in the city center.
Total Living Budget: Bucharest is affordable compared to Western Europe. Expect to spend €500 – €800 per month on food, transport, and leisure.
Academic Criteria: High school diploma with strong grades in Biology and Chemistry.
Entrance Exam (Mandatory): Unlike some other Romanian universities, UTM requires an In-Person Entrance Exam in Bucharest.
Format: Multiple-choice test (60 questions).
Subjects: Biology (Mandatory) + Chemistry or Physics (Choice).
English Proficiency: Eliminatory test (Written + Interview). Exemptions apply for native speakers or those with recognized certificates (IELTS/TOEFL).
Timeline (2026): Registration usually begins June 30, with exams held in early September.
Well-equipped Library
Experienced Faculty
Computer Lab
Sports Activities
Heritage Campus