Studenti Incoming

How to Apply?

NOMINATION

You must be nominated by your home institution for the Erasmus exchange with the UCV.

APPLICATION

You must send the following documents to UCV:

• Copy of your Learning Agreement for Studies

or

• Copy of your Learning Agreement for Traineeships
• Copy of the Transcript of Records of the courses completed at the home university.
• Copy of your ID Card/ Passport

These documents will be sent by post (with acknowledgement of receipt) or by e-mail to the Department of International Relations at the following address:

Departamentul de Relatii Internationale, Camera 445,

Universitatea din Craiova, Str. A. I. Cuza, nr. 13, Craiova, 200585, jud. Dolj, România

E-mail : mic.gabriela.anca@gmail.com

COURSE CATALOGUE

APPLICATION DEADLINES

• 30th May for students applying for the first semester or for the full academic year
• 30th November for students applying for the second semester

Academic calendar of the University of Craiova for the academic year 2015-2016

ACCEPTANCE

UCV will inform you of its decision as soon as possible after receiving your application. The confirmation of acceptance will be sent by the Department of International Relations of UCV both to your university and to you, by mail. If you have been accepted at the University of Craiova, fill in and send by mail to the Department of International Relations the following documents by the 15^th of July (for the first semester)/by the 15^th of January (for the second semester):

• Hostel reservation form

Visa/Residence permit

The host faculty will guide the students from non-EU countries in order to get a Residence permit.

The student will contact the Romanian Embassy in his country in order to obtain information regarding the documents required for the visa. The officer with responsibility for international incoming students at UCV will deliver the student’s Letter of invitation for the visa, provided that the student has send his application file and that his mobility has been approved by his corresponding faculty/ department at UCV.

The Department of International Relations will guide the students from non-EU countries in order to get a Residence permit.

The documents required by the Police Department for the Residence Permit are:

• Copy of Passport;
• Copy of Lease contract between the student and the university hostel or owner of a private building/ apartment, upon arrival in Craiova;

*These two documents (Passport and Lease Contract) shall also be shown by the students in original when submitting their application to the Police Department.

• 2 photos (3/4);
• Medical certificate (delivered by the UCV Medical Centre);
• Fiscal stamp (5 lei);
• Student certificate (delivered by the Department of International Relations);
• Copy of the Learning Agreement for Studies/ Traineeships, duly signed and sealed by both universities;
• Copy of Travel Health Insurance;

Upon Arrival

 First arrangements

• Contact the Department of International Relations for assistance with accommodation and details on the university and the city. The officer with responsibility for international incoming students will provide assistance with your enrolment, information on Romanian language courses and other aspects of your stay here.

Report to the Department of International Relations with the following original documents:

• Learning Agreement for Studies

or

• Learning Agreement for Traieeships
• Passport or ID Card
• European Health Card/ Travel Health Insurance (for students from Non-EU countries)

Contact the International Relations Coordinator of the corresponding faculty (you should make an appointment in due time)

A copy of the Travel Health Insurance is requested by the university to students from Non-EU countries so that they can obtain their residence permit, if their Erasmus+ mobility at UCV lasts more than 3 months (90 days). The Travel Health Insurance submitted by the student to the Romanian Embassy in his country in order to obtain the visa is accepted.

Accomodation

Erasmus incoming students have two options of accommodation: staying at the university residence or seeking alternative accommodation upon arrival.

Student Hostel Accommodation

Erasmus incomers may reserve a place at the university residence through the Hostel reservation form, filled in and sent to the Department of International Relations prior to arrival.

Every room will accommodate at least 2 students. The rooms available are comfortable, pleasantly decorated, with free internet access and cable TV, refrigerator and TV set and private bathroom.

Bedclothes are supplied. There is also a fully equipped kitchen and laundry on every floor, a reading room and a social hall.

Rooms can be rented at a reasonable price: 245 lei/month/student + utilities, amounting to 70-80 Euros/month/student.

For further information, please contact the Department of International Relations of UCV.

Rented Accommodation

Rented flats are an alternative for incoming students seeking high quality accommodation, comfort and privacy. Students must make their own reservation.

The price is approximately 200 EUR per person (2 persons allowed) for a furnished flat with gas heating, located near the city centre and/or the faculty buildings of the University.

At the end of the stay 

At the end of the stay, students should request the Certificate of departure, duly signed and sealed by the

by the University, from the officer with responsibility for international incoming students.

The  Department  of  International Relations  of  UCV  will  send  the transcript  of  records  in  original  to  the student’s  home  university,  by  regular mail. Exchange students may apply for an extension of the exchange period. For further information, please contact the Department of International Relations of UCV.

Language Support

The University of Craiova provides incoming students with free-of-charge Romanian language courses, taught by permanent staff of the Department of Applied Modern Languages. A linguistic competence certificate is awarded upon the completion of these courses. Moreover, incoming students are provided with language support for administrative procedures, where required. The development of their Romanian language skills is also encouraged by means of other academic activities.

• Romanian language course
• Registration form for the Romanian Language Courses

Students are strongly encouraged to contact the Faculty International Relations Coordinator or the International Relations Department of the University of Craiova for any questions, inquiries or requests they might have. We are here to support and help you!

Forms

Learning Agreement for Studies

Learning Agreement for Traineeships

Hostel Reservation Form

Registration form for the Romanian Language Courses