Scholarships for Romanians living in neighboring countries

This program is aimed at offering educational opportunities for final-year university students, masters students and PhD students preparing their graduation/masters/PhD theses.

The awarding of scholarships is distributed as follows: The Republic of Moldova – 3, Ukraine – 1, other neighboring countries with Romanian communities (Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary), Albania and Republic of Macedonia - 1.

Scholarships are awarded for a three-month period during this calendar year. Selection is carried out on the basis of an application file submitted by the candidate. This file should contain, amongst other things, a letter of recommendation by the coordinator of the candidate’s degree/ masters/PhD thesis.

Each scholarship is worth 3 495 € /person.

Contact: Dana Berdilă
e-mail: or.rci@alidreb.anad
Tel (+4) 031 71 00 675


Grants awarded in 2010

The members of the committee:
Professor Radu Baltasiu, PhD
Emil Ţîrcomnicu, PhD
Carmen Vasile, PhD

The criteria of evaluating and selection:
1. Project: maximum score = 60
1.1. Relevancy in relation to the tasks of the RCI - 20
1.2. Clarity of the targets definition and of the contribution to the development of
knowledge - 20
1.3. Analysis and selective evaluation of the bibliography/of the information corpus - 10
1.4. Finality of the project (perspectives of exploitation) – 10

2. CV and REFERENCES: maximum score = 40
2.1. The level of vocational training - 20
2.2. Scientific works – 10
2.3. References - 10

The grants were awarded to:
1. Tatiana Varta, Republic of Moldavia
2. Larisa Harea, Republic of Moldavia
3. Ghenadie Mocanu, Republic of Moldavia
4. Inna Negrescu-Babuş, Republic of Moldavia
5. Eufrozina Piconje Greonjanc, Republic of Serbia


Grants awarded in 2009

The members of the committee:

Professor Bogdan Murgescu, PhD
Professor Radu Baltasiu, PhD
Assistant Professor Ioana-Cristina Pîrvu , PhD

The criteria of evaluating and selection:

1. Project: maximum score = 60
1.1. Relevancy in relation to the tasks of the RCI - 20
1.2. Clarity of the targets definition and of the contribution to the development of
knowledge - 20
1.3. Analysis and selective evaluation of the bibliography/of the information corpus - 10
1.4. Finality of the project (perspectives of exploitation) – 10

2. CV and REFERENCES: maximum score = 40
2.1. The level of vocational training - 20
2.2. Scientific works – 10
2.3. References - 10

The grants were awarded to:

1. Ana Graur, Republic of Moldavia
2. Mihaela Cernei, Republic of Moldavia
3. Dorin Lozovanu, Republic of Moldavia
4. Dorinel Stan, Republic of Serbia
5. Florentina Oltean, Hungary