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Guidelines to Attract U.S. Students to Romania

Following the Fulbright Capacity Building Workshop organized by the Romanian-U.S. Fulbright Commission, the group of U.S. participants put together a set of guidelines for attracting U.S. students to Romania.

American participants: Dr. Schuyler S. Korban, Vice Provost, University of Massachusetts Boston; Dr. Roger Hamlin, Professor, University of Michigan; Dr. Tudor Vlad, Director, James M. Cox Jr. Center for International Mass Communication Training and Research; Dr. Andrea Sarzynski, Assistant Professor, University of Delaware; Steven Roy Goodman, Educational Consultant and Admission Strategist; Dr. Constantin Cranganu, Professor, City University of New York; Katherine Radande, Director of Study Abroad, Lehigh University; Dr. Nancy Sherman, Professor, Bradley University; Dr. Donna Street, Professor, University of Dayton; Dr. Maria Pia Valdivia, Research Scientist, Johns Hopkins University; and John Nees, MS, Research Scientist, University of Michigan.

We thank them all and send a very special “Thank You” to Dr. Tudor Vlad for compiling the guidelines for Romanian universities.
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Romanian University Guidelines to Attract U.S. Students

•    While the long-term goals might legitimately be to promote joint research, offer joint degrees, have faculty exchanges, and have students take courses in Romania that can transfer back, etc., one first step is for Romania-US partner universities to engage in shorter-term programs together.  

•    Specially designed short-term, study-abroad programs can be arranged for as little as two to three weeks and can take place during a winter short semester, spring break, or in May when many U.S. universities are already out. They need not involve existing courses at first, although it is helpful for Romanian and American students to partner on some short-term project.

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Fulbright Capacity Building Workshop, June 11 to 17, 2017

Within the series of U.S. Study Abroad Capacity Building Workshops initiated by the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, the Romanian-U.S. Fulbright Commission organized a workshop designed to increase U.S. student mobility to Romania. The event titled “Attracting U.S. Students to Romania: A Fulbright Capacity-Building Workshop” took place in Bucharest and Cluj-Napoca, between June 11 and June 17, 2017.

The workshop brought together U.S. and Romanian higher education administrators and study abroad managers and gave a comprehensive and accurate view of the opportunities and resources offered by Romanian higher education institutions. The workshop combined visits to Romanian universities, roundtable discussions with Romanian faculty and administrators, meetings with governmental representatives, decision-makers and members of higher education community. The events took place in the top two academic cities of Romania: Bucharest and Cluj-Napoca.

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