The Faculty of Letters, one of the largest faculties of Babeș-Bolyai University, offers a wide and diverse range of study programs in Philology, Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures, Applied Modern Languages, Cultural Studies, Ethnology, and Ethnography.
Scientific research is a key focus, covering fields such as language, linguistics, literature, and ethnology. Research activities are supported by departmental teams, interdisciplinary groups, and national and international projects. To facilitate this, the faculty hosts eight branches of the Central University Library and sixteen independent departmental libraries.
With an extensive network of national and international partnerships, the Faculty of Letters is actively involved in joint degree programs, research collaborations, and mobility initiatives for students and staff. It participates in European programmes such as SOCRATES-ERASMUS, ensuring the academic recognition of credits earned abroad.
Dear students, by accessing the categories below, you can consult the internal admission regulations of the Faculty of Letters at Babeș-Bolyai University.
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Its linguistic objectives are diverse and are reflected in teaching, testing, research, and training activities.
General or specialized foreign language courses are offered for beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels in English, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Norwegian, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Japanese, Romanian, and Hungarian.
Blog sections of the Faculty of Letters
Tranzit House is hosting its first exhibit featuring pieces depicting
The Ethnography Section of the XX. Scientific Student Conference of
On the 7th of July 2017, at the Vibe festival,
The Faculty of Letters will organize the selection process on March 5, 2025, for places dedicated to doctoral students, available within the Erasmus+ short-term blended mobility project.
Students enrolled in doctoral programs, whether on a budget-funded or tuition-based system, and attending either full-time or part-time studies, are eligible to participate in this selection.
We invite you to discover the active student clubs within our faculty by accessing the section dedicated to these initiatives.
These clubs are dynamic spaces for meeting and collaboration between students and faculty members, where passion for literature, linguistics, arts, and culture comes to life beyond the formal framework of courses.
