Bachelor’s degree

 

Crt. No.
FACULTY
FIELD OF STUDY
PROGRAMME
Duration of studies
Admission criteria
1.
ENGINEERING
Mechanical engineering
Mechanical engineering
4 years
Admission based on a file contest.
The final admission average is calculated from:
  • 100% of the high school graduation exam (Baccalaureate) average.
Industrial engineering
Digital production systems
4 years
Vehicle engineering
Road motors vehicles
4 years
Environmental engineering
Hydrotechnical facilities and environmental protection
4 years
Applied engineering sciences
Medical engineering
4 years
Engineering and management
Industrial economic engineering
4 years
Materials engineering
Applied informatics in materials engineering
4 years
2.
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE
Naval Architecture
Naval Architecture
4 years
Admission based on a file contest.
The final admission average is calculated from:
  • 100% of the high school graduation exam (Baccalaureate) average
Naval systems and equipment
4 years
3.
FOOD SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
Food products engineering
Food products engineering
4 years
Admission based on a file contest.
The final admission average is calculated from:
  • 100% of the high school graduation exam (Baccalaureate) average
Food control and expertise
4 years
Zootechnics
Fish farming and aquaculture
4 years
4.
AUTOMATION, COMPUTERS, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING
Electrical engineering, telecommunication and information technologies
Applied electronics
4 years
Admission based on a file contest.
The final admission average is calculated from:
  • 100% of the high school graduation exam (Baccalaureate) average
Admission without competition for candidates who have won awards at national and international olympiads or at the following competitions recognized by the Ministry of Education and Research:
  • Scientific innovation and creativity competitions;
  • The national robotics competition "FIRST Tech Challenge Romania.”
Telecommunication networks and software
4 years
Electrical engineering
Power electronics and electrical drives
4 years
Electromechanics
4 years
Electrical engineering
Electrical engineering and computer science
4 years
Automation, Applied Informatics and Intelligent Systems
Automation and applied informatics
4 years
Computer and information technology
Computer science
4 years
The final admission average is calculated from:
  • 50% of the high school graduation exam (Baccalaureate) average;
  • 50% of the Baccalaureate score in one of the subjects: Mathematics, Computer Science, or Physics (at the candidate's choice).
If none of the subjects Mathematics, Computer Science, or Physics were taken in the Baccalaureate exam, a score of 0 will be considered.
5.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS
Physical education and sports
Physical education and sports
3 years
Phase I – eliminatory: Assessment of general motor skills (timed practical course/obstacle course), graded PASS/FAIL
Phase II: The final admission average is calculated from:
  • 50% of the Baccalaureate exam average;
  • 50% of the score in the specific motor skills test.
The specific motor skills test is considered passed and is included in the calculation of the final average only if the candidate obtains at least a grade of 5.00 as the average of the two events, namely: a 60 m sprint from a standing start and the standing long jump (motor performance results will be converted into grades).
Kinesiotherapy
Kinesiotherapy and special motricity
3 years
6.
EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES 
Educational sciences
Pedagogy of primary education
3 years
Phase I - eliminatoryCommunication skills and pedagogical aptitude test – graded PASS/FAIL and consisting of two components.:
  1. COMMUNICATION AND MOTIVATION IN THE TEACHING CAREER;
  2. PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
The eliminatory test is considered passed if the candidate achieves a PASS result in both components.
Phase II: The final admission average is calculated from:
  • 50% of the Baccalaureate exam average;
  • 50% of the multi-year high school average.
Psihology
Psihology [1]
3 years
Admission based on a file contest.
The final admission average is calculated from:
  • 50% of the Baccalaureate exam average;
  • 50% of the multi-year high school average.
7.
LETTERS
Language and literature
Romanian language and literature - English language and literature
3 years
Admission based on a file contest.
The final admission average is calculated from:
  • 50% of the Baccalaureate exam average;
  • 50% of the cumulative high school average in one of the following subjects: Romanian, English, or French, at the candidate’s choice.
English language and literature - Romanian language and literature
3 years
English language and literature - French language and literature
3 years
Communication
Journalism
3 years
Applied Modern Languages
Applied Modern Languages (English–French)
3 years
8.
SCIENCES AND ENVIRONMENT
Mathematics
Mathematics-informatics
3 years
Admission based on a file contest.
The final admission average is calculated from:
  • 100% of the high school graduation exam (Baccalaureate) average.
Environmental science
Environmental science
3 years
Chemistry
Pharmaceutical chemistry
3 years
Chemistry
3 years
9.
HISTORY, PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY
History
History
3 years
Competition based on the application file.
The final admission average is calculated from:
  • 50% of the Baccalaureate exam average;
  • 50% of the multi-year high school average.
International relations and European studies
International relations and European studies
3 years
Philosophy
Philosophy
3 years
Sociology
Sociology
3 years
Human resources
3 years
10.
ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Marketing
Marketing
3 years
Competition based on the application file.
The final admission average is calculated as follows:
  • 70% from the baccalaureate exam average;
  • 30% from the multiannual high school average.

For the Business Administration programme (in English), the application file will additionally contain one of the following documents:
  • language proficiency certificate, minimum level B1;
  • certificate of linguistic competence obtained from the Modern Languages Center within DJUG, no older than 2 years.
Candidates who have completed high school in an educational institution where the language of instruction is English, or who have obtained at least a B1 grade in the baccalaureate exam (in reading and comprehension), are exempt from presenting a language proficiency certificate.
Finance
Finance and Banking
3 years
Management
Management
3 years
Business administration
Economy of tourism, commerce and services
3 years
Business administration in food industry
3 years
Business administration (in English)
3 years
Cybernetics, statistics and economic informatics
Economic informatics
3 years
Accounting
Accounting and management information system
3 years
Economy and international business
International business
3 years
11.
LAW AND ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCES
Law
Law
4 years
Competition based on the application file.
The final admission average is calculated as follows:
  • 50 % from the baccalaureate exam average;
  • 50 %  from the multiannual high school average.
Administrative sciences
Public administration
3 years
12.
MEDICINE AND PHARMACY
Health
Pharmacy
5 years
The final admission average is the arithmetic average of:
  • The grade obtained in the multiple-choice test;
  • The average from the baccalaureate exam.
Multiple choice test, 50 questions, in 2 hours, from the following subjects:
  • Biology (11th grade) - 15 questions and
  • Organic Chemistry - 35 questions.
A correct question is equivalent to 1 point. The maximum score is 50 points, equivalent to a grade of 7. The score awarded ex officio is equivalent to a grade of 3. Grid test score = 3 + 7x(grid score)/50.
Dental Medicine
6 years
The final admission average is calculated as follows:
  • 100% grade on the test.
Multiple-choice test, 100 questions, 3 hours, covering the following subjects:
  • Biology (11th grade) – 60 questions
  • Organic Chemistry – 40 questions.
Medicine
6 years
Medicine (in English)
6 years
Competition based on the application file.
The final admission average is calculated as follows:
  • 100% of the high school graduation exam (Baccalaureate) average.
The competition file will additionally contain one of the following documents:
  • certificate of language proficiency at minimum level B1;
  • certificate of linguistic competence obtained from the Modern Languages ​​Center within DJUG, no older than 2 years.
Citizens who have completed high school in an educational institution where the language of instruction is English, or who have obtained at least a B1 grade in the baccalaureate exam, are exempt from presenting a language proficiency certificate
Health
General nursing
4 years
The final admission average is the arithmetic average of:
  • The grade obtained in the multiple-choice test;
  • The average from the baccalaureate exam.
Multiple choice test, 50 questions, in 2 hours, in the subject:
  • Biology (11th grade).
A correct question is equivalent to 1 point. The maximum score is 50 points, equivalent to a grade of 7. The score awarded ex officio is equivalent to a grade of 3. Grid test score = 3 + 7x(grid score)/50.
Midwifery
4 years
Dental Technique
3 years
13.
FINE ARTS
Theater and performing arts
Performing arts (acting)
4 years
Phase I – eliminatory, is marked with ADMITTED/REJECTED.
  • Presentation of some lyrics and a story from the candidate's repertoire, testing motor, rhythmic and musical qualities - practically.
Phase II - provided with a grade:
  • Presentation, at the committee's choice, of monologues from classical and/or contemporary dramaturgy from the candidate's repertoire – practical.
The final admission grade is the grade obtained in Phase II.
FINE ARTS
Music
Musical performance - canto
4 years
Phase I – eliminatory, is marked with ADMITTED/REJECTED.
The candidate will provide the committee with an audio-video recording containing the following:
  1. presentation that includes an argumentation of the candidate's motivation in choosing the specialization and other relevant data about the candidate (specialized high school graduate, participation in competitions in the field and other arguments that can justify experience in the field);
  2. Interpretation of two representative musical works for the candidate, with or without accompaniment;
  3. Presentation of a solfeggio with a maximum of two alterations to the key.
Total video length: min. 6-8 minutes
Phase II - provided with a grade:
The candidate will provide the committee with an audio-video recording containing the performance of two musical works, other than those chosen for the first test.
Total video length: min. 2-4 minutes
The candidate undertakes, through a declaration on his own responsibility, that he will make available to the committee his own audio-video materials, not edited in specialized programs or software.
The audio-video materials will be sent online to the competition committee, at the addresses that will be made available to candidates at the time of registration.
The final admission grade is the grade obtained in Phase II.
Visual arts
Plastic arts (painting)
3 years
Phase I: DRAWING (eliminatory, evaluated with ADMITTED/REJECTED).
Subject: static nature;
Work support: 50x70 cm hammer or semi-hammer paper sheet;
Working technique: graphite, charcoal, sepia or sanguine;
Working time: 6 hours.
Phase II consists of two tests:
Test 1 - PAINTING, provided with grade.
Subject: static nature;
Work medium, of your choice: watercolor paper (300 gr), cardboard, canvas on frame or canvas cardboard 50x70 cm;
Working technique: watercolors, tempera, gouache, pastel or colored pencils (for paper or cardboard supports); acrylic or oil (for canvas cardboard or canvas stretched on a frame).
Working time: 6 hours.
Test 2 - INTERVIEW, provided with a grade:
At the interview, the candidate will present to the examination committee a portfolio containing at least 5 drawing studies and at least 5 color studies.
The final admission grade is the arithmetic average of the 2 Phase II tests.
Failure to attend any of the admission stages will result in the candidate’s disqualification from the competition.

[1] The Psychology study program is currently undergoing provisional authorization. Its status will be finalized following the issuance of the Government Decision for the 2026–2027 academic year

 

Contact for international candidates
International candidates can contact the Admission Committee at:
Adress:
Domneasca street, no. 47, Room U90,
800008, Galati, Romania
Fax:
(+40) 236 461 353