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Future administrators of church units can enroll in a unique master's program in Romaniatranslated

July 10, 2026 · 1 min read

The "Justinian Patriarch" Faculty of Orthodox Theology of the University of Bucharest organizes registrations for the master's program "Economic management and administration of church units", the only one of its kind in Romanian university education.

The program is one of the ten master's degrees offered by the institution of theological education. Faculty representatives emphasized in a press release that the master's program covers "a wide range of topics specific to church administration at all levels of organization of the Romanian Orthodox Church, including for the Romanian Orthodox diaspora."

According to the official presentation, the master's degree is aimed at those who want to acquire "theoretical knowledge and practical skills of microeconomics in the ecclesiastical field, but also to learn how to use concepts, techniques, methods and tools of effective management in any public institution or organization in the country or abroad".

The curriculum includes subjects such as "Inventory and archiving", "Fundamental financial-banking concepts", "Civil contracts", "Elements of applied statistics of church units", "Entrepreneurship and culture...

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თეა ლომიძე

It's cool that such a program exists, I especially liked "Inventariere și arhivare" and "Elemente de statistică aplicată a unitătătă bisericești". In our church, we often lack people who know how to properly manage property and finances. It would be nice if they do something similar with us.

Gjergj Dhima

Yes, this master's seems interesting, especially the subjects like "Inventariere și arhivare" and "Elemente de statistică aplicată a unității bisericești". In our church, we often lack people who know how to properly manage assets and finances without messing them up. I ask if they also open it for students from abroad.