University of Economics – Varna

In-person workshops and seminars and remote lectures as of 1 April 2022 at University of Economics – Varna

Exams to be taken in person on the university premises

PhD Students from UE – Varna Impress an International Jury in Belgrade with Their Environmentally-Friendly Ideas

PhD students, participating in the Competition for Sustainable and Environmentally-Friendly Ideas, had their projects assessed and awarded by an international jury in Belgrade last week.

Traditional Language Meetings "RENDEZ-VOUS langues" Return

Francophone center Varna welcomes all languages and cultures to a traditional language meeting.

Signing for an Elective

Students may sign up for an elective for 2022/2023

UE – Varna Strengthens International Relationship with African countries

The Bulgarian Embassy in Nigeria invited the University of Economics – Varna to organise an online meeting with representatives of Ghanaian institutions this week to strengthen their partnership and promote mobility opportunities for students and staff.

New Intern at the International Relations Office

His internship is under the Erasmus + program, which supports the personal and professional development of young EU and non-EU citizens.

UE – Varna welcomes Erasmus+ students for summer semester

Over 50 young people from across Europe and outside it will be spending the next academic semester at the University of Economics – Varna as exchange students under the Erasmus+ programme.

UE – Varna visit to Tajikistan

A new partnership agreement with Dangara State University (DSU) was signed as well.

International Conference on the Sustainability of the Erasmus+ Student Mobility

University of Economics – Varna took part in a discussion on the impact of student mobility under the Erasmus+ programme on the environment, and good practices students and Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) can adopt to deal with climate change.

Invitation for conference in Romania on resilience of public administration and governance

Discussions will focus on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, financial markets’ fluctuations, and the recent migratory and demographic trends on the resilience of public administration and governance systems.