The number of Bulgarian students studying at universities abroad is likely to drop by 40% because of Covid-19, Monitor newspaper writes, citing forecasts by education consultancies.
Ministry of Education figures show that 2,669 secondary education diplomas were legalized by 27 July, compared to 4,683 in 2019.
Great Britain and the Netherlands are still the education destinations which attract the greatest number of Bulgarian students, followed by Austria and Germany. At the same time the number of young people applying to universities in Bulgaria has been going up. 10,664 young people have applied to Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski alone, around 3,500 more than last year.
The National Museum of Natural History at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) is inviting visitors to Researchers' Night (Night of Scientists) on 26 September. From 17:30 in the museum foyer at 1 Tsar Osvoboditel Boulevard, Professor Zlatozar Boev..
From 26 to 28 September, the historical Bulgarian capital Veliko Tarnovo will host the first-ever national festival of organic produce in the Marno Pole Park. The National Bio Fest 2025 is a large-scale exhibition of certified Bulgarian organic..
A major project to produce a feature film about the life and career of legendary Bulgarian footballer Hristo Stoichkov was presented on Wednesday, state news agency BTA reported. The premiere is scheduled for late 2027. The creators said they aim..
Bulgaria's State Automobile Inspectorate (DAI) is the official body that deals with the control of heavy-duty traffic on the territory of the country, as..
Twelve beautiful young minds of Bulgaria were honoured by President Rumen Radev at a special ceremony, in which the annual John..
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