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Why Choose the Technical University of Sofia? How Can You Apply? Why choose Which are the degree courses offered at Bachelor’s level? The knowledge and diplomas acquired in the framework of these specia - lities give graduates the chance to find employment or conti nue their The Technical University of Sofia? Automation, Information and Control Engineering education in countries of the EU and the rest of the world. Because it is the largest university in Bulga ria Electric Power Engineering and Electrical Equipment which provides expert engineering education. Electrical Engineering At the Technical University of Sofia you have How can you apply? Thermal and Nuclear Power Engineering the opportunity to select from among 29 engi- neering and management specialties at Bache- Heat Transfer Engineering General Admission Requirements lor’s degree and many more options for Mas- Hydraulic and Pneumatic Techniques Application at the TU – Sofia is open to foreign students who hold a Se - ter’s degree. Design and Technologies for Clothing and Textiles condary School Diploma, which allows them access to higher education Because the Technical University of Sofia is Industrial Technologies institutions in the respective countries where they have completed their secondary education. the first technical school of higher learning in Mechatronics the country with a 68 year-old history. It is a Computer Aided Design and Technology in Machine-Building Required Documents university that has not only trained a cons i - 1. Application form, containing some brief biographical data and the Mechanical Engineering derable number of specialists for Bulgaria label of the applicant’s desired specialty. The Application form can be (over 100 thousand engineers have got their Electronics downloaded from the website of the Technical University, available at education here), but has also trained the fa - Telecommunications http://tu-sofia.bg/students/index.htm. culty and teaching staff of the other higher Computer and Software Engineering 2. A copy of ID card. technical schools in the country. Because the Technical University of Sofia Transport Machinery and Technologies 3. A copy of the Secondary School Diploma and its Supplement(s) – for offers high quality education at European stan- Aeronautical Engineering full-time applicants. dard. As a result of our long standing co-opera - Transport Technology and Management 4. A document, issued by competent authorities, which testifies to the t ion with similar-profile universities from the Industrial Management right of the applicant to further his/her education at university level in the count ry where they have completed their secondary school education. European Union countries, it is worked accor - Industrial Design Engineering ding to synchronized curricula, syllabi and 5. A Transcript of Records – for transfer applicants who want to study at study programs, and the European Credit Trans- Public Administration the TU for a limited period of time. fer System will allow you to study at other Business Administration 6. A Medical Certificate of Health issued within a month prior to the European universities at different pe riods of Applied Mathematics and Informatics application date and verified by the competent authorities in the country time throughout your course of study with full Computer Systems and Technologies (language of instruction – German) from which the applicant submits his/her file. recognition of the disciplines you have studied General Mechanical Engineering (language of instruction – German) 7. Four recent passport-size photographs. and the exams you have taken. Electrical Engineering (language of instruction – French) Ranking of the candidates/applicants for students on a full study Because the Technical University of Sofia is Industrial Engineering (language of instruction – English) course/term is based on their high school diploma scores in mathema - the only educational institution in the country tics (min 3 years) and physics which should be no less than 62% of the which offers training in three foreign langu age Engineering Physics maxi mum possible result according to the adopted evaluation system. faculties, where you can also obtain di plo mas Logistics Engineering Documents No 2, 3 and 4 should be translated, legally verified by the from partner universities and polytechnics, IT in industry from Germany, France and Great Britain consular service of the Republic of Bulgaria in the country of issue. In respectively (you are given the opportunity to case there is no Bulgarian consulate in the respective country, the doc- study the chosen language of instruction for All education and training in the following specialties uments are legalised according to the routine practice and procedure one foundation year before the effective edu- are provided in a foreign language: for legalization, translation and verification of documents. Only origi- cation begins). nal seals and stamps are accepted. Because the Technical University of Sofia has ● General Mechanical Engineering (language of instruction – German) excellent state-of-the-art facilities for study ● Computer Systems and Technologies The documents are submitted in one of the following ways: and laboratory practice and other premises language of instruction – German) ● Personally – at the Office of Foreign Students’ Department providing the requisite conditions for a rich ● Electrical Engineering (language of instruction – French) at the TU – Sofia and varied social life. You will have at your ● Industrial Engineering (language of instruction – English) ● By registered mail to the following address: disposal 12 study buildings, new and modern ● Industrial Automation and Robotic`s Control library, 10 student hostels, 2 student canteens, Foreign Students’ Department (language of instruction – English) Technical University of Sofia, a sports complex with a swimming pool, te nnis ● Electrical Engineering (language of instruction – English) 8, Kliment Ohridski Blvd, Sofia 1000, Bulgaria courts and gyms, holiday homes at seaside and ● Advanced Industrial Technologies mountain resorts. ● Via specially authorized persons from the TU – Sofia, visiting the coun- (language of instruction – English) try in which the applicant resides; Because the Technical University of Sofia ca - ● Design and Technologies for Clothing and Textiles rries out substantial theoretical and applied ● Through the Ministry of Education and Science for applicants, arriving (language of instruction – English) from countries subject to restrictive regimes. research, done by academics and students in ● collaboration with companies such as Mechatronic Systems (language of instruction – English)) Siemens, Ericsson, Microsoft, Daim ler/ ● Mechanical Engineering (language of instruction – English) Chrysler and others. ● Logistics Engineering (language of instruction – English) Because undertaking a degree course at the ● Computer Science (language of instruction – English) Technical University of Sofia, you might con- ● Mathematics and Computer science tinue upgrading your education further, taking (language of instruction – English) up doctoral degree course. ● Information technologies in Transport Becauseat the Technical University of Sofia (language of instruction – English) you will be able to succeed in building up your ● Telecommunications Engineering (language of instruction – English) future as a professional, for which you will ● Electronic Engineering (language of instruction – English) receive assistance from the particularly created ● Aeronautic engineering (language of instruction – English) for you future development Carrier center. ● Automotive Engineering (language of instruction – English) The course in which applicants wish to enroll for a limited period of trai - Conditions of Payment ning, is determined by the respective faculties with the Technical Uni- Payment should be made: versity of Sofia (as per their chosen specialty) on basis of the information ● by a bank transfer to the account of the Technical University of Sofia at: contained in the submitted Transcript of Records. A warm welcome to you, Applicants may also register online at the following adress: BNB – Sofia, Central Office Bank code 66196611 http://www.tu-sofia.bg future students! 1, Batenberg Branch, account number 3400103605 IBAN BG 14BNBG 9661 3400 103641 Education of Admitted Students ● in cash – at the cashier’s office of the TU – Sofia, Bl.1, room 1340 Prior to the beginning of their regular course of training, the success ful foreign students attend a ten-month preparatory and specia lized courses Student Visa Regulations: in Bulgarian and English languages. Du ring the second semester of their foundation-year preparatory training students receive training in some The Foreign Students’ Department examines and approves of the docu - basic disciplines (Mathematics, Physics and Informatics) and sit exams in ments of each applicant at the TU – Sofia and then submits the students’ each of them. This facilitates the faster adaptation of foreign students to application files to the Ministry of Education and Science. The Ministry of the conditions of training at the Technical University of Sofia. The stu- Education and Science issues a Certificate of Admi ttance testifying to the Why choose dents who have completed their preparatory course successfully receive acceptance or rejection of the applicant. The certificate is sent to the Fo - certificates. reign Students Department, which, in turn, gives it to each applicant – in THE TECHNICAL Applicants who
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