To apply for a scholarship program in Romania as a non-EU international student, you typically need to submit several documents. These documents help universities and scholarship committees evaluate your eligibility, academic readiness, and personal background.

GENERAL REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Application Form:

    * Completed application form provided by the scholarship program or university.

Proof of Nationality:

    * Copy of passport or national ID card.

Academic Records:

    * Transcripts and diplomas from previous studies in high school or university, translated into Romanian or another specified language often English or French.

Curriculum Vitae (CV):

    * Detailed CV including educational background, work experience, and any relevant achievements or skills.

Letter of Motivation/Statement of Purpose:

    * A personal statement explaining your reasons for applying, your career goals, and how the scholarship will help you achieve them.

Letters of Recommendation:

    * Usually, two or three letters from professors, employers, or other professionals who can attest to your qualifications and character.

Proof of Language Proficiency:

    * Certificates proving your proficiency in the language of instruction (Romanian or another specified language). This might include TOEFL, IELTS, or other language test scores.

Medical Certificate:

    * A certificate indicating that you are in good health, often including proof of non-infection with certain diseases like HIV or hepatitis.

Proof of Financial Resources:

    * Documents demonstrating your ability to support yourself financially during your studies, although this might not be required if the scholarship covers all expenses.

Portfolio (for certain programs):

    * If applying for creative or artistic programs, you may need to submit a portfolio of your work.

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Process Notes:

Translation and Legalization: Most documents need to be translated into Romanian (or the specified language) and often require notarization or legalization.

Submission Deadlines: Make sure to check specific deadlines for each scholarship program, as they can vary significantly.

Additional Documentation: Some programs might have unique requirements, so always review the specific guidelines provided by the scholarship provider.

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Useful Resources:

    * Ministry of Foreign Affairs Scholarships: Scholarships Offered by the Romanian State

    * University of Bucharest Scholarships: University Scholarships

    * Babeș-Bolyai University: Scholarships for International Students

    * Technical University of Cluj-Napoca: International Office

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