The linguistic and cultural diversity are also defining elements for
BBU, uniquely individualising it not only among Romanian universities,
but also within the European context. Indeed, in the confined family of
multilingual and multicultural universities in Europe, BBU becomes
specific through the fact that in its Charter, has set up lines of study
in Romanian, Hungarian, and German. From a linguistic point of view,
BBU has one of the most complex systems in Europe: each student can
freely choose the language in which one will study (Romanian, Hungarian,
German, English, or other international languages), and the study
programs may be followed in full in the chosen language.BBU is
one of the five members of the Universitaria Consortium (the group of
elite Romanian universities) and is affiliated, inter alia, to the
International Association of Universities, European University
Association, the Santander Group, and the Agence Universitaire de la
Francophonie. BBU also signed the Magna Charta Universitatum and has
partnerships with over 210 universities in 50 countries.
