UNIVERSITATEA DIN BUCUREŞTI
FACULTATEA DE FIZICĂ

Admission at the Doctoral School of Physics
September 2024
After the C.S.U.D. meeting on 19th September 2024 the final, validated results of the admission exam at doctoral studies, September 2024 can be found here. The code represents the last 4 or 5 numbers of the CNP.
The admission at the Doctoral School of Physics is organized in agreement with the procedures detailed in the Regulation on the organization and deployment of the admission exam at doctoral studies of the University of Bucharest
Research subjects proposed for admission at doctoral studies - September 2024
Important dates
registration: 2-11 September
exam: 12-14 September
21 September - last day for results posting
The exam will be organized on the different directions of studies, as follows:
12 September, 10:00, amphitheater A4: directions of studies Theoretical and Computational Physics and Atomic and Nuclear Physics, Elementary Particles, Astrophysics and Applications
13 September, 10:00, amphitheater A4: directions of studies Physics of Atmosphere and Earth – Renewable Energy Sources and Experimental and Computational Biophysics, Medical Physics
14 September, 10:00, amphitheater A4: directions of studies Condensed Matter Physics and Optics, Spectroscopy, Plasma, Lasers
If, in justified cases, a candidate cannot be present at the admission exam in the scheduled day, he/she can take the exam in any of the other 2 days in which admission exams take place.
If the available doctoral positions will not be occupied, an additional admission session can be organized as follows:
registration: 20-24 September
exam: 25 September
28 September - last day for results posting
The admission exam is organized on:
a) budgeted places - 16 with scholarship, 15 without scholarship
b) places with fee - 30 (the fee for the university year 2024/2025 is 12500 lei for doctoral students from Romania, EU states, European Economic Space states, Swiss Confederation and ethnic Romanians, and (in the academic year 2023/2024) 3400 Euro for doctoral students from non-EU states)
Registration fee for the admission exam: 250 lei
Payment:
- in cash at the Faculty of Physics
- in cash at the Pay Office of the University of Bucharest (a proof of payment is needed in this case)
- online, at http://www.po.unibuc.ro/ (a proof of online transfer completion is needed in this case)

According to national legislation OMEN 6494/2023, the grants offered by the National Education Ministry amount to 3200 lei per month.
There is also the possibility to employ on a fixed period doctoral students on research grants implemented in the laboratories where the doctoral supervisors work
Before registration for the admission exam, the candidates are strongly encouraged to contact the doctoral supervisor on whose vacant position they intend to compete, in order to obtain his/her consent on supervision if successful at the admission exam
The registration requirements, including the necessary documents and registration procedure, as well as information regarding the admission exam can be found in (documents in Romanian)

Regulations on the admission exam at the Doctoral School of Physics - 2024

Types of linguistic certificates for admission

Non-Romanian speaking candidates can find the relevant information for the admission process here.

Doctoral candidates, who are non-EU citizens, should contact the International Relations Department/ External Relations Bureau of the University of Bucharest for registration to the admission exam at doctoral studies. Take into account that these procedures may require time for completion. See also the information available here.

Doctoral candidates, who have studied abroad, are required to present at registration the attestation of recognition of the studies issued by the proper direction of the Ministry of National Education. In this respect, please follow the procedures detailed here.

During the admission exam, questions on general knowledge will be asked also based on the selective bibliography specific for the study direction chosen by the candidate.




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