Bilimli ädim has announced strategic partnerships with a number of leading universities in Romania, opening new horizons for students from Turkmenistan and other CIS countries seeking to obtain a quality European education at an affordable price.

This cooperation will provide a unique opportunity to study in the heart of Europe – a country that is a member of the EU and the Schengen area, whose degrees are recognized worldwide. Romanian universities offer modern educational programs with a focus on the practical application of knowledge and the subsequent employment of graduates. At the same time, the cost of studying and living in Romania is significantly lower than in most other countries in the European Union. The country is also famous for its rich culture, safety and hospitality, and its universities have a long academic tradition.

Through the partnership with Bilimli ädim, students will be able to enroll in in-demand programs, including:

IT and Artificial Intelligence (University of Bucharest, Technical University of Cluj-Napoca)

Medicine and Pharmacy (University of Medicine and Pharmacy “Carol Davila”)

Engineering and Robotics (Polytechnic University of Timisoara)

International Business and Economics (Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca)

Architecture and Design (Polytechnic University of Timisoara)

Bilimli ädim offers comprehensive support at all stages of admission and adaptation, including exclusive quotas for programs, guaranteed admission if conditions are met, assistance in preparing documents, obtaining a visa, organizing relocation and finding housing. The company also promotes students' career growth by offering internship opportunities in European companies during their studies.

This cooperation also benefits Romanian universities, providing them with access to talented international students, strengthening academic cooperation between the countries and creating joint educational and research projects.

For more information on opportunities to obtain a European education through Bilimli ädim, please call: