Bachelor's degree studies through distance learning

In short, the flexibility to learn at your own pace and around your lifestyle.

Distance learning and part-time studies provide the same benefits as full-time studies: the same curriculum, the same courses and the same teaching staff. The bachelor's degree awarded upon graduation is equivalent to the one obtained through full-time studies, with the only additional information being the mention of the study mode.

What changes compared to full-time study is the way you learn.

For distance learning bachelor's degree programmes, courses take place on four Saturdays per semester:

• 2 online sessions;
• 2 sessions at the faculty.

For part-time bachelor's degree programmes, courses take place over six weekends per semester:

• 1 online session;
• 5 sessions at the faculty.

Examinations take place at the faculty premises during the examination period, exclusively at weekends (Saturday and Sunday).

In addition to online activities, as a distance learning student, you also benefit from in-person support at the university, especially during the weekends when sessions or examinations take place.

Whether you choose distance learning or part-time learning, everything is just a click away: course materials, assignment and project management, grade checking, as well as communication with teaching staff, colleagues and our department staff (DeL) are all available through the Virtual Campus platform.

Depending on the faculty and the chosen field of study, a distance learning or part-time bachelor's degree programme can last 3 or 4 years, divided into semesters.

Distance learning and part-time study programmes are offered exclusively on a tuition-fee basis, with fees varying depending on the specialisation.

Distance learning and part-time bachelor's degree programmes prepare you for a wide range of current fields:

Informatics, 3 years, RO, Distance Learning

Faculty of Automation and Computing

• Qualification obtained: programmer/specialist in informatics
• Available places: 22;
• Tuition fee: 4500 lei per year

Electronic Engineering, Telecommunications, and Information Technologies, 4 years, RO, Distance Learning

Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications, and Information Technologies

• Qualification obtained: telecommunications engineer;
• Available places: 0;
• Tuition fee: 4500 lei per year

Industrial Engineering, 4 years, RO, Part-time Learning

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

• Qualification obtained: engineer in machine building technology;
• Available places: 22;
• Tuition fee: 4500 lei per year

Communication Sciences, 3 years, RO, Distance Learning

Faculty of Communication Sciences

• Qualification obtained: communication specialist;
• Available places: 3;
• Tuition fee: 3600 lei per year

Admission to distance learning and part-time bachelor's degree programmes is based on an application file review process. This means that your admission average is your baccalaureate average, which determines your ranking in the admission process.

Find out when each stage of the admission process starts and ends by following the admission timeline.

September 2026 Session

July 2026 Session

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