Faculty of Sociology and Social Work

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The Faculty of Sociology and Social Work offers specialisations in the field of sociology, anthropology, social work and human resources management. Students can opt for a line of study in Romanian or Hungarian. Every year, a series of classes are held in English and receive international students.
In a dynamic academic environment which is responsive to social reality, we cultivate the tradition of interactive learning and collaboration between teachers and students in research projects and social intervention.
Our graduates work as expert-consultants in marketing and human resources departments of public and private institutions, researchers at polling institutes, journalists, social workers, school counsellors, university teachers and school teachers.

  • Address: No 128-130, 21 Decembrie 1989 Bvd, RO-400604, Cluj-Napoca
  • Tel.: +40 264 424674
  • E-mail:admitere.socasis@ubbcluj.ro
  • Web: socasis.ubbcluj.ro

Specialisation

FULL TIME DEGREE PROGRAMMES AND SELECTION CRITERIA

Candidates must present a language proficiency certificate.

Sociology Field

  1. Advanced Sociological Research (in Romanian)
  2. Strategic Human Resources Management (in Romanian)
  3. Applied Sociology for the Local Development (in Hungarian)
  4. Complex Data Analysis (in Romanian)
  5. Human Resources Management and Sociology of Organizations (in Hungarian)

Selection criteria (for Sociology Field):

  • 1. Graduation exam score
  • 2. Research project or summary of the graduation paper (if applicable to the field of Sociology)
  • 3. Motivation letter
    • Point 1 - 40%
    • Point 2 and 3 - 60%

Social Work Field

  1. European MA in Children’s Rights (in Romanian)

Selection criteria:

  • 1. Graduation exam score - 60%
  • 2. Interview (based on CV and motivation letter) - 40%
  1. Management of Social Services (in Romanian and English)

Selection criteria:

  • 1. Graduation exam score - 60%
  • 2. Interview (based on CV and motivation letter) - 40%
  1. Social Work in the Justice System. Probation and Mediation (in Romanian)

Selection criteria:

  • 1. Graduation exam score - 60%
  • 2. Interview (based on CV and motivation letter) - 40%
  1. Management of Social Work Services in Reşiţa (in Romanian)

Selection criteria (for specialisations 6-9):

  • Graduation exam score - 60%
  • Motivation letter - 40%
  1. Social Work for Mental Health

Selection criteria:

  • Interview on a PASS/FAIL basis
  • Graduation exam score - 40%
  • Motivation letter and CV- 60%
  1. Advice and Assistance in Social Services (in Hungarian)

Selection criteria:

  • Interview on a PASS/FAIL basis
  • Graduation exam score - 40%
  • Motivation letter and CV - 60%

PART TIME DEGREE PROGRAMMES AND SELECTION CRITERIA

  1. Social Work and Social Economy (in Romanian)

Selection criteria:

  • Graduation exam score - 60%
  • Interview (based on CV and motivation letter) - 40%

 

Tie-breaker criteria (for all degree programmes):

  • Undergraduate years of study overall grade
  • Graduation exam score

Admission fee for Romanian citizens, European Union Citizens, European Economic Area citizens and Swiss Confederation citizens for the 2024 / 2025 academic year

EU: European Union; EEA: European Economic Area; SC: Swiss Confederation;

  • ADMISSION FEE = ADMISSION PROCESS + ADMISSION REGISTRATION
  • For tax reductions or waivers, please see our Admissions Regulations

MASTER'S LEVEL - Admission Process

Specialisation / Field

Master's Level (lei)
Full time Part time
All specialisations(including Reșița) 50 50

MASTER'S LEVEL - Admission registration

Specialisation / Field

Master's Level (lei)
Full time Part time
All specialisations. 150 150