COURSE CATALOGUE
FOR ERASMUS, EXCHANGE AND FREE MOVER STUDENTS
CONCERNING THE LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION
Students planning to undertake a mobility at any of the following UAIC faculties – Biology, Chemistry, History, Law, Psychology and Education Sciences, Orthodox Theology or Roman Catholic Theology – should be aware that the regular courses offered by these faculties are taught in Romanian.
This does not prevent international students from carrying out an Erasmus+ mobility in these fields. Although they may not be able to attend regular lectures in the traditional format, many courses can also be followed in English through tutorial-based arrangements.
These tutorials usually consist of individual or small-group meetings with the professors responsible for the respective courses. Students receive guidance and academic supervision in English throughout the mobility and may complete assignments, sit examinations and receive feedback in English.
As the availability of tutorials may vary from one semester to another, students are strongly advised to contact the Erasmus+ academic coordinator of the host faculty at least one month before the beginning of their mobility, in order to discuss the courses and arrangements available for that semester.
The list of Erasmus+ faculty coordinators for incoming students is available here:
Faculties
For information about the courses available at the Faculty of Biology, please contact the Erasmus coordinator – prof. Constantin Ion ( constantin.ion@uaic.ro ).
Faculty of Chemistry – Erasmus course catalog
For more information about the courses available at the Faculty of Chemistry, please contact the Erasmus coordinator – prof. Brîndușa Alina PETRE (brindusa.petre@uaic.ro).
Faculty of Economics and Business Administration – course catalogue (click here)
Anthopic Tourism Heritage of Romania
Applied informatics in geosciences
Balneoclimatology and Spa Tourism
Communication Methods and Techniques
Cultural Geography and Etnography
Integrated Monitoring of the Environment
Management of Tourism Activities
Natural Tourism Potential of Romania
| Course title | Course level | Year of study, semester | Number of ECTS credits |
| Environmental Geochemistry | Bachelor’s degree | 3rd year, 2nd semester | 4 |
| Metamorphic Petrology | Bachelor’s degree | 3rd year, 1st semester | 6 |
| Igneous Petrology | Bachelor’s degree | 2nd year, 2nd semester | 6 |
| Basic Mineralogy | Bachelor’s degree | 1st year, 2nd semester | 6 |
| Systematic Mineralogy | Bachelor’s degree | 2nd year, 1st semester | 6 |
| Paleontology-I | Bachelor’s degree | 2nd year, 1st semester | 4 |
| Paleontology-II | Bachelor’s degree | 2nd year, 2nd semester | 4 |
| Historical Geology | Bachelor’s degree | 2nd year, 1st semester | 5 |
| Planetary Geology | Bachelor’s degree | 3rd year, 1st semester | 5 |
| Crystallography | Bachelor’s degree | 1st year, 1st semester | 6 |
| Course title | Course level | Year of study, semester | Number of ECTS credits |
| Professional software | Master’s degree | 1st year, 1st semester | 6 |
| Environmental Geochemical Risks | Master’s degree | 2nd year, 1st semester | 7 |
| Biostratigraphy and Paleoecology | Master’s degree | 1st year, 1st semester | 8 |
For information about the courses available at the Faculty of History, please contact the Erasmus coordinator – prof. Cosmin Ionuţ MIHUŢ (mihut.cosmin@yahoo.com).
For information about the courses available at the Faculty of Law, please click here and then contact the Erasmus coordinator Asist. dr. Aura Elena AMIRONESEI (elena.amironesei@uaic.ro).
Master’s programme – European studies and the eastern neighborhood of the EU
For more information about the courses available at the Faculty of Law, please click here and then contact the Erasmus coordinator Asist. dr. Aura Elena AMIRONESEI (elena.amironesei@uaic.ro)
Risk theory and actuarial (1st semester)
Differential Systems and Applications
Practical optimization (1st semester)
Financial Market Modelling. Martingale Methods
Variational calculus and optimal control (1st semester)
Celestial mechanics (2nd semester)
Numerical Methods in Linear Algebra and Multidimensional Analyisis
Scientific calculus (2nd semester)
For information about the courses available at the Faculty of Orthodox Theology, please click here and then contact the Erasmus coordinator prof. Dan Sandu (dansandu3@gmail.com).
Byzantine Culture and Philosophy
Contemporary sociological theories
Demography and population sociology
Government, governance and social movements
History and Philosophy of Religion
Human Resources in the context of globalization
Integrated Marketing Communication
International institutions and organisations
Interpretation of Philosophical Texts. Practical Issues
Introduction to European Studies
Introductory Course in Advertising
Laws and Deontology of Communication
Policies and European Regulations on training and professional development
Political parties and interest groups in the .European Union
Research Methods in Political Sciences
Social work for the unemployed. Services to integrate vulnerable persons into the labour market
The common policies of the European Union
Cultural Management and Applied Philosophy
Migration and Identity.EU Policy and Practices_
Spirituality of Eastern Christianity
Theories of International Development
Master programme taught entirely in English – Lifelong well-being and healthy aging (for more information click here)
EDUCATION FOR HEALTH AND FIRST AID
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF TEAM SPORTS – RUGBY
RECOVERY AND REHABILITATION IN PROFESSIONAL SPORTS
SCIENTIFIC FUNDAMENTALS OF GAMES VOLLEYBALL
SWIIMING AND AQUATIC PHYSIOTHERAPY
TEACHING METODOLOGY OF BASKETBALL IN SCHOOLS
TEACHING METODOLOGY OF HANDBALL IN SCHOOLS
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF TOURISM AND ORIENTEERING