Erasmus+

Through the Erasmus+ Programme, you have the opportunity to participate in a teaching mobility (STA) or a training mobility (STT) at Titu Maiorescu University (TMU), under an established inter-institutional agreement between TMU and your home university. Please check with your university’s International Office to confirm the availability of such an agreement.

• Erasmus+ offers financial assistance for academic staff wishing to engage in teaching or training mobility. Please consult your university’s International Office for information on the availability of Erasmus+ grants;
• The minimum duration of a teaching or training mobility is at least two days. Mobilities can only be arranged during the academic year, specifically during the active course period, and only within the faculties and specializations offered at TMU.

Download the Academic calendar 2025-2026

Download the Academic calendar 2024-2025

Eligibility and Requirements

To participate in a teaching or training mobility at TMU through the Erasmus+ Programme, you must send an email to erasmus@univ.utm.ro, submitting the following documents and information:

• An updated CV in English
• A draft of the Mobility Agreement (if available); otherwise, please specify the mobility period and the topic of the mobility in the e-mail.

How to Apply

Once your mobility is approved by the Erasmus+ coordinator of the faculty where you will conduct your teaching or training activity, you will be required to submit the following application documents by email:

• Copy of ID (for EU citizens) or passport (mandatory for non-EU citizens);
• Mobility Agreement for Teaching/ Mobility Agreement for Training;
• Proof of valid Health Insurance (only for KA 171 project).

Guidelines for completing the Mobility Agreement

Information required for the Receiving Institution:

• Name of Institution: Titu Maiorescu University
• Erasmus University Code: RO BUCURES16
• Faculty/Department: Please check here 
• Administrative Contact Person Name & Email: International Relations Department; erasmus@univ.utm.ro
• Name of the Responsible Person at the Receiving Institution: Erasmus+ Departmental Coordinators 

The Departmental Coordinator approves and signs the Mobility Agreement.

For information you need to fill out regarding the Sending Institution, please contact your University.

Download the „Mobility Agreement for Teaching”

Download the „Mobility Agreement for Training”

Before Arrival

Ensure you have all necessary documents: a valid passport, visa (if required), and health insurance. Romania has a temperate climate, with hot summers and cold winters, so please pack accordingly.

Consider setting up an international bank account, especially if you are travelling from non-EU countries or check currency exchange options.

Plan your trip with a destination at Henri Coandă International Airport, the main air gateway to Bucharest

Arrival in Bucharest

From the airport, you can reach the city by train, bus, or taxi:

• Bus: The Express Line 100 offers a direct connection to the city center. The bus is available 24/7, and tickets can be purchased at the airport.
• Train: There is also a train service from the airport to Gara de Nord, Bucharest’s main railway station. From there, you can easily reach different parts of the city using the metro.
• Taxi: Official taxi services are available outside the arrivals terminal. We recommend using authorized taxi companies to ensure a fair and safe ride. Authorized taxis can be ordered from the yellow machines located outside the international arrivals gate (after baggage claim). You will receive a printed ticket with the details of your car.

ACCOMMODATION

Accommodation in dormitories

• Accommodation for incoming staff at Titu Maiorescu University can be arranged upon request in our dormitories, located at Blvd. Gheorghe Șincai, No. 16, Sector 4, Bucharest;
• The accommodation fee is 35 Euro per night. Breakfast is not included.

Private accommodation

The cost of one night in a hotel in Bucharest can vary significantly based on factors such as location, time of year, and the type of hotel. On average:

• Budget hotels or hostels: Prices can range from €20 to €50 per night;
• Mid-range hotels: Expect to pay between €50 and €120 per night;
• Luxury hotels: Prices can start at €120 and go upwards to €250 or more per night.

Please note that these are approximate estimates, and rates may fluctuate due to seasonal variations or special events.

The Faculty of Medicine and the Faculty of Dental Medicine are located at the IOR campus.

The other faculties are situated near the Timpuri Noi metro station (Timpuri Noi campus and Gheorghe Sincai campus).

Please keep these details in mind when booking your accommodation.

TRANSPORT

• Public Transport: Bucharest has a well-developed public transportation network, including the metro, buses, trolleybuses, and trams. Metrorex operates five metro lines, providing quick access to major city areas. For surface transportation, STB (Bucharest Transport Company) manages buses and trams.
• Costs: A single trip on the metro or bus costs around 3 RON.
• Taxi and Ride-Sharing: Use popular ride-sharing apps such as Uber, Bolt, or Star Taxi for safe and comfortable trips around the city.

LEISURE OPPORTUNITIES

• Cultural Attractions: Visit the Palace of the Parliament, the Ceaușescu Mansion, the Old Town, the National Museum of Art or the Village Museum to immerse yourself in Romanian history and culture;
• Parks: Herăstrău Park, Tineretului Park and Carol Park offer excellent spaces for relaxation and walks;