Scholarships

Social Scholarship Update – October 15, 2026. 

Announcement Regarding the Submission of Applications for Financial Aid and Medical Scholarships for the 2026/2027 Academic Year

Undergraduate and master’s students may submit applications for financial aid or medical scholarships from October 26 to October 30, 2026, in accordance with the office hours schedule.

The application must be submitted in person to the academic secretary and must include all the documents listed on the faculty’s website (see this page—the “Social Scholarships” section).

Please make sure you have all the required documents, as incomplete applications will not be accepted.

ETTI Scholarship Committee

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Student scholarships awarded by the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology are divided into the following categories:

  1. performance scholarships;
  2. social grants;
  3. other types of scholarships.

Scholarships are awarded in accordance with the provisions:

 

 

Performance scholarships

Performance scholarships are awarded to Politehnica București students enrolled in full-time undergraduate degree programs and who have signed this academic year an additional act with BUGET funding. The categories of performance scholarships are:

  • Performance Grant Grade I
  • Performance Grant Grade II
  • Performance scholarship grade III

The performance incentive scholarships referred to in paragraph 1 shall be awarded for the purpose of (1) may be awarded to students who fall into at least one of the following categories:

  1. have achieved outstanding results in their studies, i.e. have the highest average in the same year of study of a programme;
  2. have achieved scientific performance, innovation and patents.

Performance scholarships are distributed in descending order of grade point average within the budget of each faculty.

Awarding performance scholarships:

Social scholarships

SOCIAL GRANTS - NECESSARY DOCUMENTS

Eligible students are those who have passed their courses, have signed an addendum this academic year specifying “BUDGET” as their funding type, have had a net income per family member of no more than 2,699 lei over the past 12 months, and are 35 years of age or younger.

The accepted banks are: BCR, BRD, BT, ING, UNICREDIT, RAIFFEISEN BANK, and CEC BANK.

Documents must be submitted to the Secretariat between October 23 and 30, 2026. The scholarship award committee, established at the faculty level, may revoke or withhold the scholarship in special cases such as: submission of false documents, the student’s withdrawal from the faculty, serious violations of academic discipline, or other exceptional circumstances.

According to current law:

(1) Social scholarships are intended to ensure minimum living conditions, facilitate access to, and retain in the public higher education system students from disadvantaged socioeconomic backgrounds, from low-income families, and from foster care, so that they may complete the university programs in which they are enrolled.

(2) Social scholarships are awarded from state budget funds, on an application basis, depending on the socioeconomic situation of the student’s family and the general criteria established by law, which are translated into specific criteria in this methodology.

Scholarship recipients:


A. Students who have lost one or both parents, students from single-parent families, or students from foster care who have not earned income exceeding the income threshold for eligibility for a social scholarship in the past 12 months

  • Application - standard form
  • Affidavit regarding net income of a permanent nature earned over the past 12 months For the student and other members of the student's family—standard form. Students, parents, and siblings between the ages of 18 and 26 who are enrolled in some form of education shall complete and sign the affidavit regarding their net, permanent income subject to income tax, earned during the 12 months preceding the application (October 2025–September 2026).
  • Supporting documents for income: certificates, pay stubs, and other documents verifying income. Proof of regular income earned during the 12 months prior to the application (October 2025–September 2026), submitted by the student and the student's family, are based on the following supporting documents (as applicable): pay stub; (if applicable) pension vouchers, for pension income; (if applicable) certificate from city hall regarding income earned from agricultural activities, forestry and fish farming; (if applicable) a certificate from City Hall regarding income derived from the transfer of the right to use real property, as well as income from the transfer of the right to use land; (if applicable) affidavit regarding income earned from self-employment, as well as income from intellectual property rights. (if applicable) Income certificate issued by ANAF for the student and the other adult members of the student's family (2025 and 2026).
  • Other supporting documents. Copy of the student’s ID card and birth certificate, Copies of identification cards for other family members (parents, brothers, or sisters up to age 18, or up to age 26 for those enrolled in school), proof of enrollment from siblings who are enrolled in school, a copy of a parent’s death certificate or a copy of divorce papers, a sworn statement from the parent confirming they have not remarried, and other supporting documents.(minor’s birth certificate, etc.)
  • Consent Form for the Processing of Personal Data for Students – Standard Form. A consent form for the processing of personal data, completed and signed by the student, must be submitted
  • Consent Form for the Processing of Personal Data for Other Family Members – Standard Form. The agreement must be completed and signed as follows: one copy for the parent, and one copy for each brother or sister between the ages of 18 and 26 who is enrolled in a program of study. For brothers and sisters under the age of 18, the agreement must be signed by a parent or guardian.

B. Students whose family (including the student) has not earned income above the threshold for receiving a social scholarship in the past 12 months

  • Application - standard form
  • Affidavit regarding net income of a permanent nature earned over the past 12 months for the student and the student's other family members – standard form. The student, parents, brothers, and sisters between the ages of 18 and 26 who are enrolled in a program of study They will complete and sign the affidavit regarding their permanent net income subject to income tax, earned during the 12 months preceding the application (October 2025–September 2026).
  • Supporting documents for income: certificates, receipts, and other documents verifying income. Proof of regular income earned during the 12 months prior to the application (October 2025–September 2026), submitted by the student and the student's family, are based on the following supporting documents (as applicable): pay stub; (if applicable) pension vouchers, for pension income; (if applicable) certificate from the city hall regarding income earned from agricultural, forestry, and fish farming activities; (if applicable) a certificate from City Hall regarding income derived from the transfer of the right to use real property, as well as income from the transfer of the right to use land; (if applicable) affidavit regarding income earned from self-employment, as well as income from intellectual property rights. (if applicable) Income certificate issued by ANAF for the student and the other adult members of the student's family (2025 and 2026).
  • Other supporting documents. Copy of the student’s ID card and birth certificate; copies of the ID cards of other family members (parents, brothers or sisters up to age 18 or up to age 26 for those enrolled in school), proof of enrollment from all brothers or sisters currently enrolled in school, and other supporting documents.(birth certificate for minors, etc.)
  • Consent Form for the Processing of Personal Data for Students – Standard Form. A consent form for the processing of personal data, completed and signed by the student, must be submitted
  • Consent Form for the Processing of Personal Data for Other Family Members – Standard Form. The agreement must be completed and signed as follows: one copy by each parent, and one copy for each brother or sister between the ages of 18 and 26 who is enrolled in an educational program. For brothers and sisters under the age of 18, the agreement must be signed by both parents or guardians.

For students between the ages of 26 and 35, the average monthly net income will be calculated based solely on their personal income and that of the dependents in their care, such as children, a spouse, etc., in accordance with the applicable legal provisions. In the case of married students, the family is considered a separate unit consisting of the husband, wife, and children. When determining income per family member, all income earned by them is taken into account.

In cases of reasonable suspicion, the scholarship award committee may require the student to submit a social inquiry report, carried out in accordance with the legal provisions, showing the exact situation of his/her family. The social inquiry is mandatory if no one in the student's family, including the student, earns any income or at least one of the student's parents works or lives abroad.

C. Students with tuberculosis who are registered with medical facilities during the course of antitubercular treatment, insulin-dependent diabetes, malignant diseases, severe malabsorption syndromes, chronic kidney disease requiring dialysis, moderate or severe persistent bronchial asthma, grand mal epilepsy, congenital heart disease, chronic hepatitis with advanced fibrosis (stage F3 or F4), glaucoma, severe myopia, severe autoimmune diseases, rare diseases, autism spectrum disorders, severe hematological diseases requiring continuous treatment or frequent hospitalizations, bilateral deafness, cystic fibrosis, those infected with HIV or suffering from AIDS, those with mobility impairments who have been classified as disabled, regardless of the average income per family member. For this category, no documents proving family income are required.

  • Application - standard form
  • Copy of student ID card
  • Agreement on the processing of personal data. An agreement on the processing of personal data completed and signed by the student will be submitted
  • Supporting documents. In this case, a medical certificate issued by a specialist physician, other than the family doctor, describing the progression and clinical presentation of the student’s medical condition, along with a certificate confirming eligibility for this type of scholarship, issued by the doctor at the Student Health Office

ETTI Scholarship Committee

15.10.2026

Models of documents

 

Applications:

 

Personal data processing agreement

 

Income declaration