The Russian Orthodox University of St. John the Theologian announces admission for the 2026/2027 academic yeartranslated

July 6, 2026 · 1 min read

The Russian Orthodox University of St. John the Theologian announces admission for the 2026/2027 academic year Yekaterinburg Diocese

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Величка Тодорова

Interesting, what majors do they offer this year? Is it possible to apply from Bulgaria?

Florin Stoica

Hello, Velichka. From what I've read, the university has theology, philology and church history, but it's best to check directly on their website - they have a section for foreigners. I know that they also received students from Moldova last year, so from Bulgaria I think it is possible, as long as they prepare the documents in time.

Katarina Simić

Interesting, thanks to Florin for mentioning Moldova. If they accept students from abroad, does anyone know how much the tuition for theology costs and whether there are scholarships for Serbs from Republika Srpska?

Maria Dobre

Hi, Florin. I saw that you mention theology, philology and church history - exactly what I would be interested in if I had time to study something seriously. However, with a small child and a job as a teacher in Bucharest, I think I will stay at the parish courses. Does anyone know if they also offer short online modules?

Bojana Savić

Interesting, thank you for mentioning scholarships for Serbs from Republika Srpska, Katarina. I heard that there is no tuition fee for theology if you enroll through the diocese, but it is best to call the university directly and ask about foreign students. Does anyone have experience with applying from Bosnia?

Gabriela Popescu

Hi Maria. I understand perfectly, with a small child and school hours in Bucharest you don't have many free hours. Two years ago, I did a short church history module at our parish in Craiova, only on Saturdays, and it suited me well without tiring me too much. Have you asked the diocesan center if they have something similar online?

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