Free International University of Moldova Introduction

Free International University of Moldova is a comprehensive university located in Moldova, providing students with a multidisciplinary learning environment and an international educational experience.

History and Establishment

The university was established in 1992 by government decision and was accredited by the National Academic Evaluation and Accreditation Commission of the Republic of Moldova.

School Strength

Faculty: It has more than 300 academic staff with rich teaching and scientific research experience, who can provide students with high-quality education and guidance.

Student size: The school community has about 6,000 students, of which more than 30% are international students, creating a diversified learning atmosphere.

International Cooperation: Actively participate in the internationalization process, join large university networks such as the European University Association and the International Association of Universities, and have signed more than 100 bilateral agreements with many higher education institutions around the world, promoting exchanges between students and teachers, scientific research cooperation, etc. In addition, the school implements more than 30 projects each year, many of which have a strong international dimension.

Institutional Nature

The Free International University of Moldova is a public university operating on the principle of "non-profit" and in accordance with the Constitution and laws of the higher education system of the Republic of Moldova.

Educational Philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' ability to combine theoretical and practical knowledge, and is committed to allowing students to learn in a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary environment to prepare them for entering the global labor market.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: There are 7 departments including law, economic sciences, social and educational sciences, literature, biomedicine and ecology, international relations economic sciences and journalism, and information engineering and design. The professional courses offered by these departments are nationally certified at the bachelor's, master's and doctoral levels.

Key laboratories: No clear key laboratories have been found yet, but the school has a number of foreign cultural and language centers such as the Confucius Institute, the Sejong Academy of Korea, the French Cultural Center, the British Cultural Center, and the Cervantes Spanish Center, which provide students with a rich platform for language learning and cultural exchange, and to a certain extent reflect the school's emphasis and investment in cross-cultural education and related discipline research.

Department Settings

The school has the following 7 faculties:

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Economic Sciences

Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences

Faculty of Literature

Faculty of Biomedicine and Ecology

Faculty of International Relations Economic Sciences and Journalism

Faculty of Informatics Engineering and Design

Rankings

The rankings visible internationally include U-Multirank, THE World University Rankings, UI GreenMetric World University Rankings, Ranking Web of Universities, etc. According to the 2020 U-Multirank World University Rankings, the Free International University of Moldova has a strong international orientation, and its overall profile performs well in multiple indicators, with 5 "A" (very good) ratings in the dimensions of foreign language bachelor's and master's programs, mobility, internships, international partnerships, and international academic staff.

Costs

The specific tuition information of the school has not been found yet.

Campus

Location: The campus is located in the center of Chisinau, the capital of Moldova, at Strada Vlaicu Pârcălab, 52, providing students with convenient living and learning conditions, surrounded by numerous leisure and living places.

Facilities: The school provides students with high-quality services and facilities, including university hotels, modern dormitories, canteens, cafes, clubs, leisure and sports facilities, libraries, computer/media laboratories, judicial clinics, etc.