Top Study Destinations for Bulgarian Students in 2025

Top Study Destinations for Bulgarian Students in 2025

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The Netherlands continues to be the most sought-after destination for Bulgarian students, followed by Italy, Spain, Austria, and Belgium, said Nikolay Hristanov, Consultant at Integral Educational Programs, during a press conference in Sofia on Wednesday. Interest in Spain has surged by 74% compared to last year, CE Report quotes BTA

To cater to this growing interest, the World Education Spring 2025 forum, starting on March 22 at Grand Hotel Millennium Sofia, will feature dedicated booths for Spain and Italy. The forum will represent 60 educational institutions, including 100+ U.S. universities and eight UK universities, with some offering scholarships for EU students post-Brexit.

As of now, the Netherlands has received 40% of applications, with Italy at 16%, and Spain and Austria at 10% each. The top five study destinations, including the UK and Germany, are followed by Italy, Germany, and Austria as the most affordable options for students.

Economics remains the most popular field of study, followed by computer science and art design. The exhibition will also take place in Plovdiv, Burgas, and Varna.

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