Social Grants for Students in University Year 2026-2027: Who Can Benefit and What Amount Is Awarded Monthly
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Social Grants of 925 Lei for More than 36,000 Students in 2026-2027. Conditions for Granting Support
More than 36,000 students from disadvantaged backgrounds will benefit from 925 lei social grants in the academic year 2026-2027, according to the Ministry of Education and Research. Support will be provided through a project funded from European funds and the national budget, and the selection of beneficiaries will be organised by universities.
More than 36,000 students of vulnerable categories will receive 925 lei social grants in the academic year 2026-2027, in a project funded by the Education and Occupations Program 2021-2027 and from the national budget. Students must, among other things, take daily courses and occupy one of the duty-free places in the specialization to which they are enrolled.
More than 36,000 students will receive 925 lei a month in university year 2026-2027, with funding from European funds and the national budget. The universities will organize a new selection, including for those who benefited from this support in 2025-2026.
The social grant from European funds is granted by a new selection in 2026-2027. The minimum is 925 lei, and the term announces it to the university.
More than 36,000 students of vulnerable categories will receive 925 lei social grants in the academic year 2026-2027, in a project funded by the Education and Occupations Program 2021-2027 and from the national budget. Students must, among other things, take daily courses and occupy one of the duty-free places in the specialization to which they are enrolled.
The Ministry of Education grants 925 lei monthly social grants for more than 36,000 students in vulnerable situations in the academic year 2026–2027. The national programme aims to support young people from disadvantaged backgrounds in order to prevent university drop-out and provide them with the necessary financial support during studies.
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