Applications
(the application is considered complete only after a photocopy of the Bachelor's degree diploma has been uploaded, regardless of the order in which the application steps are completed)
24 August at 09:00 – 13 September at 20:00
Submission of original documents
(at the administrative office of the faculty selected as your first option; documents may be submitted during the weekend only on 12 and 13 September, between 10:00 and 14:00)
24 August at 09:00 – 17 September at 12:00
Publication of the provisional lists of eligible candidates
14 September at 20:00
Publication of the final lists of eligible candidates
15 September at 20:00
Admission competition for master's degree programmes
16 September
Publication of the provisional lists of admitted candidates
(the admission competition period begins when the provisional lists are published, and the original Bachelor's degree diploma may no longer be withdrawn until the final lists of admitted candidates are published; the diploma may only be withdrawn before the beginning of this period or after the final lists have been published)
17 September at 20:00
Publication of the final lists of admitted candidates
18 September at 20:00
Enrolment in the admission platform
(a mandatory step that admitted candidates must complete in the admission platform in order to obtain student status)
18 September at 20:00 – 23 September at 23:59
in the applicant’s personal account on the admitereonline.utcb.ro platform (including the examination ID assigned for participation in the admission process);
on the website admitere.utcb.ro, where the official lists (PDF format) are published in accordance with the admission calendar.
Appeals may be submitted exclusively by email to admission-info@utcb.ro, within the timeframes specified in the admission calendar.
It means that your file has been processed within the platform: you have completed the application form, uploaded the required documents, paid the registration fee, and submitted the file to the admission committee for verification.
“Validated” means that your file has been reviewed by the committee and found to be correct: the documents are in order, and the information provided is accurate and compliant.
After the registration period closes, all validated files become eligible. “Eligible” means that your file has been accepted to proceed within the admission process, in accordance with the stages set out in the admission calendar.
The examination ID is generated once your file becomes eligible. It is available in your personal account on the platform and is used for identification and the communication of results.
Yes, until your file is validated and no later than the official closing of the registration period (as specified in the calendar). After registration closes, options can no longer be modified.
You may select as many options as permitted by the platform and the applicable regulations. The registration fee is paid only once, regardless of the number of options selected.
Yes. Your personal account allows you to review the completed data, uploaded documents, and selected options.
Admission is organized at the level of the field of study. The selected field has priority in the ranking process; your programme options within that field are applied based on your admission average and the available places.
The field of study takes precedence. Ranking is conducted primarily within the priority field selected. If you choose options from another field, these may have lower priority compared to your main field, in accordance with the Regulation on the Organization of the Admission Competition.
After your file becomes eligible, you must submit the original baccalaureate diploma (the document on the basis of which you participate in the competition). Only upon submission of the original diploma is your file considered officially entered into the admission competition.
If the original diploma is not submitted within the deadline specified in the calendar, your file will not enter the competition and you may be declared rejected, as you have not fulfilled the mandatory participation requirement.
The minimum general admission average is 6.00.
Each committee member awards grades from 1 to 10. The final oral examination grade is the arithmetic mean of the grades obtained for Languages B and C.
The essay addresses professional experience, justification of programme choice, expectations upon completion of the programme, and career development plans.
Ranking is carried out after formal entry into the competition (eligibility + submission of original diplomas), based on the selected field of study and the admission average.
Following ranking, your status may become “Admitted” or “Rejected,” depending on the applicable regulations and the availability of places. The examination ID remains unchanged throughout the entire process.
The next stage is enrolment, immediately following the competition (in accordance with the calendar). During this stage, original documents must be submitted and the required payments must be made (e.g., the enrolment fee of RON 150 and, where applicable, the first instalment of the tuition fee for tuition-based places), as specified in the published instructions.
Files are reviewed by the admission committees or sub-committees, which validate the submitted documents and the accuracy of the provided information.
No. After the registration period has closed and the competition stages have commenced, options may no longer be modified, in accordance with the regulations and the admission calendar.
In this case, you must take a qualifying language proficiency test, assessed as “pass/fail.” The result of this test does not contribute to the admission average.
In the Regulation on the Organization of the Master’s Admission Competition – section concerning language proficiency and programmes taught in international languages.
This page is addressed to candidates applying for admission to master’s degree university studies at the Technical University of Civil Engineering Bucharest (UTCB), in accordance with the applicable regulations: Romanian citizens, citizens of the European Union / European Economic Area / Swiss Confederation, as well as other assimilated categories, where applicable, under the conditions set forth in the Regulation on the Organization for the Admission Competition.