Romania – Qualified Employees

Human resources is one of the major asset of North East Region of Romania.

Iasi is the most important university city from Romania, with universities and faculties covering all the major fields of research and innovation. In the same time Iasi is a city well known at international level, specially in United States of America due to the Technical University and the Computer Science University, providing a lot of engineers in the computer science area.

The Universities from Iasi
There are in Iasi 5 public Universities and 3 private Universities, Iasi being the oldest University Center from Romania. The students are from Iasi but also from North East Region of Romania and also from the other regions from Romania. The majority of the students are not from Iasi, the percent being around 23,33 % from Iasi students in the total number of registered students.

Iasi Universities	Number of registered students	Number of existing campus accommodation places	Number of students from Iasi	Number of students outside of Iasi – Potential market
Universitatea Tehnica “Gheorghe Asachi” Iasi	17238	7500	3448	13790
USAMV “Ion Ionescu de la Brad” Iasi	4609	1600	922	3687
Universitatea “Al. I. Cuza” Iasi	37307	6000	7474	29833
UMF “Gr. T. Popa” Iasi	7497	2670	1499	5998
Universitatea de Arte “George Enescu” Iasi	1639	245	328	1311
Private Universities – P. Andrei	8000	0	3200	4800
Private Universities – M. Kogalniceanu	1500	0	1000	500
Private Universities – Apollonia	850	0	500	350
TOTAL	78640	18015	18371	60269

*source: Romania Ministry of Education, Research and Sports

This represent a new, young and highly motivated qualified work force of around 80.000 new entries every year. This graduates will work in Iasi or other North East City if given opportunity for a realistic paycheck, in the average rates presented in the living and costs section.

Olso, as you can see from the description of the Iasi City, the universities covered all the area of possible qualified workforce. In the same time, post graduate studies and also long life learning programs are developed in the universities and also in the private NGOs.