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Romanian Government grants 21 scholarships to Vietnamese citizens

The Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) has announced that the Romanian Government will grant 21 scholarships to Vietnamese citizens in 2024 to study in the European country.
Hanoi (VNA) - The Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) hasannounced that the Romanian Government will grant 21 scholarships to Vietnamese citizensin 2024 to study in the European country.

Accordingly, 20 scholarships forbachelor's, master's, and doctoral studies will be offered besides one internship andresearch scholarship.

Successful candidates will enjoy free tuition andaccommodation, along with medical support and a monthly allowance as per theRomanian government's regulations.

Applicants have not registered for any otherscholarship programmes of the MoET and must commit to completing their studiesand returning to serve at their agencies or as required by the Vietnamesestate.

The language used during the academic and research processwill be Romanian. The undergraduate programmes will last from 3-4 years,master’s for 2 years, and doctoral from 3-4 years, excluding one preparatoryyear for learning Romanian. Meanwhile, the internship duration will range from3-9 months./.
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