Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi
Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi
Address:
Carol I Blvd, Nr.11,
700506 Iasi,
Romania
ERASMUS Code: RO IASI02
Telephone: +40 (232) 201000;
Fax: +40 (232) 201121
Number of inhabitants in the city: 319 000
Number of students in the university: 24 166
Program: Environmental Sciences
Academic calendar:
Winter semester: academic activity - 29 September – 21 December
winter holiday - 21 December – 04 January
academic activity - 05 January – 18 January
exam session - 19 January – 01 February
Summer semester: academic activity - 16 February – 31 May
Easter holiday - 13 – 19 April
exam session - 01 June – 14 June
Courses:
Use the link below to check out the courses taught in English.
Accommodation: for Incoming students in Targusor-Copou Campus (within walking distance from the main University Building, the University Library and “Titu Maiorescu” Students’ Cafeteria).
Places are available in triple rooms, fully furnished, including a TV set and a refrigerator. Each room has a private bathroom and access to internet is available. On each floor there is a kitchen equipped with gas-stoves and ovens.
Useful information:
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Ia?i is a city located in the Northeast of Romania and is often considered being "the origin of Romanian culture"
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The Alexandru Ioan Cuza University is the oldest higher education institution in Romania; It has its own sport centre, which is free for usage
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There are a lot of churches, palaces and museums in Ia?i, as well as parks, a botanical garden and recreationals areas to relax; You can also visit one of the nearby monasteries or vineyards
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The nightlife is exceptional and cheap, just like in every Romanian city
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Romania is a comparably cheap country; The estimated monthly living expenses are around 400 €
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Courses
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ECTS
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Semester
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Applied Mathematics in Economics
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5
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Fall
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Business Communication ll (elective)
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Spring
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Business Ethics
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5
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Spring
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Business French
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5
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Fall
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Business Information Technologies
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5
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Fall
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Business Law
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Fall
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Business Statistics
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5
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Spring
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Consumer Behavior
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5
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Fall
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Corporate Banking
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5
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Fall
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Corporate Business Taxation
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5
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Spring
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Econometrics
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5
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Fall
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End User Computing
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5
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Spring
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Enterprise Resource Planning
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6
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Spring
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Entrepreneurial Finance
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5
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Fall
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European Economics
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5
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Spring
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Financial Accounting
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5
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Spring
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Financial Management
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5
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Spring
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Financial Markets
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5
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Fall
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Foundations of Accounting
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5
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Fall
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Foundations of Research
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Fall
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Human Resource Management
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5
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Spring
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Insurance and Reinsurance
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5
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Spring
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International Business
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5
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Fall
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Macroeconomics
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5
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Spring
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Management
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5
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Fall
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Marketing
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5
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Spring
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Microeconomics
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5
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Fall
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Money and Banking
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5
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Spring
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Organizational Behavior
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5
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Spring
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Project Management
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5
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Spring
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Public Relations
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5
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Fall
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Romanian for foreign students
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Fall
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Sales force Management
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5
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Fall
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Strategic Management
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5
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Fall
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Supply Chain Management
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5
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Spring
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Intermediate Economics
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European Economics
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Pedagogy 2
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5
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Fall
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Didactics
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5
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Spring
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Sports 3
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4
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Fall
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Sports 4
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4
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Spring
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Entrepreneurship
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5
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Fall
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Econometric Models for Finance and Macroeconomics
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5
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Fall
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Institutional Economics
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5
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Fall
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Monetary Theory and Policy
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5
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Fall
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Business Cycles Theories
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5
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Fall
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Commercial Correspondence in French 1 (elective)
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5
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Fall
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Commercial Correspondence in German 1 (elective)
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5
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Fall
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Comparative economic systems
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5
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Spring
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Financial Markets
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5
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Spring
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Real Estate Finance
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5
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Spring
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Growth and Development - Case Studies
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5
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Spring
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Public Budgeting and Taxation
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5
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Spring
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Final Bachelor Thesis project
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5
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Spring
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Commercial Correspondence in French 2 (elective)
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5
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Spring
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Commercial Correspondence in German 2 (elective)
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5
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Spring
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Computer assisted instruction (optional)
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2
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Fall
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Classroom management (optional)
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3
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Spring
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Teaching practice 1 (optional)
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3
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Fall
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Teaching practice 2 (optional)
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2
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Spring
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Bachelor degree
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10
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Spring
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