Study Communication in Bulgaria
11 universities in Bulgaria offer Communication programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 3,300 EUR per year.
Academy of the Ministry of Interior
A public Sofia institution training Bulgaria's police, rescue and interior-security leaders, from bachelor's to doctoral level.
National Academy of Arts
Bulgaria's highest institution for art and design (1896), in Sofia: fine arts, applied arts, design and conservation.
National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts Krastyo Sarafov
Sofia's public higher school for theatre and film, founded in 1948 and Bulgaria's sole provider of these trainings until 1992.
New Bulgarian University
Sofia's pioneering private university (1991) with an exceptionally broad portfolio: arts, media, psychology, computing and social sciences.
American University in Bulgaria
The first American-style university in Eastern Europe (1991): English-taught liberal arts education in Blagoevgrad, accredited by NECHE and ACBSP.
Konstantin Preslavsky University of Shumen
A public university in Bulgaria's north-east, in Shumen: education, philology, mathematics-computing and theology.
Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski
Bulgaria's oldest and largest university (1888): humanities, sciences, law, economics and medicine in central Sofia.
University of Library Studies and Information Technologies
A public Sofia university specialised in information sciences, librarianship, archival studies and digital technologies.
South-West University Neofit Rilski
Public university in Blagoevgrad (1975) offering a wide range: education, health, arts, engineering and social sciences.
Burgas Free University
A private university in Burgas founded in 1991, known for computing, engineering, law and humanities on the Black Sea coast.
St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo
Bulgaria's first major university outside the capital (1963), a hub for humanities, arts and education.