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MSA School of Medicine in Romania
since 2015
Applications are now being accepted for all 11 schools for fall enrollment this year (2026)!
MSA (Medical School of Medicine), Romania
❗️Number of students admitted to MSA Romania Medical School in 2025❗️Results
University of Karol d'Avila, Faculty of Medicine: 5 students, announced on July 26th.
For the past three years, there have been no Japanese students admitted to the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Carol d'Avila, but MSA achieved the remarkable feat of having all of its students admitted. Four of the admitted students had taken MSA's long-established and proven entrance exam preparation courses and achieved their goal of entering their desired university.
Grigore T. Popa University School of Medicine (Yashiki): 10 successful applicants (out of 13 Japanese applicants) - Announced May 26th
Grigore T. Popa University School of Medicine in Palm City is handled by several agencies besides MSA, but many people chose MSA for support, which allowed us to achieve an overwhelming success rate in admissions.
George Emil Palade University School of Medicine: 4 students, announced on April 15th.
George Emil Palade University School of Medicine conducts interviews as part of its admissions process, and thanks to the guidance of experienced MSA instructors, we have produced successful applicants for three consecutive years.
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Students from MSA, Romania Medical University
"Business license" issued by the Romanian government
[Regarding business licenses]
MSA is a Japanese-owned "local subsidiary" registered with the Romanian government.
《Business license matters》
* "Study Abroad Support Services"
* "Preparatory schools and other educational businesses" for university entrance exams.
[About the superior organization]
Fundatia Medicina Europeana is the parent organization of MSA.
*A medical foundation approved by the Romanian government.* *Member of the "Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Romania" (JETRO, the Japanese Embassy, and Japanese companies in Romania are members).*
Faculty of Medicine, Romania
Japanese Medical License
If a Japanese person graduates from the medical school of a Romanian university, are they eligible to take the Japanese medical licensing examination?
You may have heard that only graduates of two medical universities in Romania are eligible to take the Japanese national medical licensing examination, but is that true?
MSA's support services and fees
Please refer to the list of support services and courses offered by MSA.
This service offers a balance between reasonable pricing and high-quality service.
Blog / Article List New articles available!
Here you'll find helpful information about studying medicine in Romania, how to succeed as a medical student abroad, the possibility of obtaining a Japanese medical license after graduating in Romania, and a true story of studying at and graduating from the University of Carol d'Avila. All are accurate articles from Romania. You'll find important information and tips here!
Welcome to the MSA team!
As the only Japanese medical foundation registered with the Romanian government,
We are deeply grateful for the numerous inquiries and trust we have received from so many people.
Our agency, MSA, is run primarily by doctors who have graduated from Romanian medical schools and medical students studying in Romania. Unlike other agencies, we have lived in Romania for a long time and, based on our actual experiences and up-to-date local information, we provide kind and helpful support for medical school admissions, as well as for tests, summer internships, and future career paths during your studies.
We provide meticulous support.
Map of Romania - Faculty of Medicine, Romania
Bucharest (the capital and largest city of Romania):
Faculty of Medicine, National University of Carol Davila
Faculty of Medicine, Titu Maiorescu University (Private University)
Cluj-Napoca (Romania's second-largest city):
Faculty of Medicine, Iuliu Hatieganu National University
Timișoara (Romania's third-largest city):
Victor Babeș National University Faculty of Medicine
Iași (Romania's fourth largest city):
Faculty of Medicine, Grigore T Popa University
Constanța (Romania's 5th largest city):
Faculty of Medicine, Ovidius University
Târgu Mureș
(Major city in Transylvania):
George Emil Palade University School of Medicine
Arad (a city near the Hungarian border):
Faculty of Medicine, Vasile Goldiș University (private)
Oradea (a city near the Hungarian border ):
Facultatea de Medicina și Farmacie - Universitatea din Oradea
Craiova (a city in Bulgaria near the Serbian border):
University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Craiova
Career paths after graduating from medical school in Romania
EU countries: Medical license
United States: Eligibility requirements for the USMLE (United States Medical Licensing Examinations)
Canada: Eligibility requirements for the MCCEE (Medical Council of Canada Education Examination)
Japan: Eligibility requirements for taking the national medical licensing examination (individuals must undergo an individual screening process)
Globally: Medical license (training and other requirements may vary by country)
Obtained Doctor of Medicine degree (Ph.D.)
Representative Yasuyuki Takagi MD
Graduated from the Faculty of Medicine, National University of Carol d'Avila
Japanese Medical Center
ARTAS Director
Bucharest, Romania
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