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Sofia's specialised school for telecommunications, networks, cybersecurity and postal services, with a strong public reputation.

A public Sofia school dedicated to transport, logistics and engineering since 1922, partner to rail and aviation networks.

Sofia's pioneering private university (1991) with an exceptionally broad portfolio: arts, media, psychology, computing and social sciences.

The first American-style university in Eastern Europe (1991): English-taught liberal arts education in Blagoevgrad, accredited by NECHE and ACBSP.

Bulgaria's first business school (1920) and a leading hub for economics, management and tourism on the Black Sea.

Bulgaria's largest school of economics and social sciences (1920), the alma mater of its economists, ministers and managers.

A public university in Bulgaria's north-east, in Shumen: education, philology, mathematics-computing and theology.

A private English-language business school in Varna, specialised in management, hospitality, culinary arts and information systems.

A major public university in Plovdiv (1961): humanities, sciences, economics, law and education in southern Bulgaria.

A major public technical university on the Danube (1945): engineering, transport, computing and social sciences in Ruse.

Bulgaria's oldest and largest university (1888): humanities, sciences, law, economics and medicine in central Sofia.

A public university in Stara Zagora (1974): agriculture, veterinary medicine, medicine, economics and green technologies.

A public Sofia university specialised in information sciences, librarianship, archival studies and digital technologies.

Public university in Blagoevgrad (1975) offering a wide range: education, health, arts, engineering and social sciences.

A private university in Burgas founded in 1991, known for computing, engineering, law and humanities on the Black Sea coast.

A major private university in Varna, founded in 1991: architecture, civil engineering, law, computing and design in Bulgarian and English.

Bulgaria's first major university outside the capital (1963), a hub for humanities, arts and education.

A public engineering school in central Bulgaria, in Gabrovo, known for mechanical, electrical and industrial design engineering.

Bulgaria's first polytechnic school (1945): electrical, mechanical, computer and advanced-technology engineering.

Public engineering school in Varna (1969): mechanical, electrical, computing, marine and energy engineering on the Black Sea.