In the July 2025 admission session, the Faculty of Journalism saw a significant increase in the number of applicants, with 47% more than last year.
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At the July 2025 admission session, the Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences in Bucharest had an impressive increase in the number of applicants, with 47% more candidates in the Journalism specialization and 36% more in Communication and Public Relations. In total, 360 candidates enrolled for Journalism, 351 for CRP and 315 for Advertising. These results come in the context of a decrease in the number of students taking the Baccalaureate, reinforcing FJSC's position as a leader in the field of communication sciences. The Dean of the faculty, Romina Surugiu, emphasized the importance of these increases and the students' performances in international competitions.
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Un număr-record de candidați s-au înscris la admitere la Facultatea de Jurnalism de la Universitatea București, sesiunea iulie 2025/ Cu 47% mai mulți candidați decât anul trecut la specializarea Jurnalism
FJSC: Număr-record de candidați la admitere, în iulie; specializarea Jurnalism - cu 47% mai mulți candidați decât în 2024
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