New Bulgarian University - NBU (reviews)

The curriculum provides a comprehensive overview of various aspects within the specialty, making the degree highly attractive to employers in Bulgaria. Although challenging, pursuing their programs part-time can be more manageable. New Bulgarian University offers more hands-on experience, equipping students with specific skills relevant to the job market. The lecturers are also commendable, offering support and practical insights that make learning more applicable to real-world scenarios, enhancing both the academic and professional development of students.

New Bulgarian University is widely regarded as a leading institution, and rightly so. While the professors are highly respected researchers in their fields, some may not excel in teaching. The university’s demanding schedule requires immense effort and dedication from students to succeed. Having completed my BSc in Management here, I can confidently say it’s an exceptional place for those passionate about economics, finance, and management, particularly for those aiming for a career in academia or within renowned firms and banks.

The course I chose is really interesting and provides a solid foundation for many career opportunities. The facilities for educational purposes are excellent, making the learning environment comfortable and effective. The curriculum is well-structured, combining theoretical knowledge with practical applications, which prepares students for real-world challenges. Additionally, there is a wide range of extracurricular activities that foster personal development and networking opportunities, offering a holistic educational experience. As an international student, I am personally satisfied with what they offer, especially their emphasis on diversity and inclusion.

New Bulgarian University felt like a second home to me. The teachers were incredibly professional and supportive, and the student body was always classy and respectful. It was a place where I truly felt I could grow academically and personally. The only downside for me was when the pandemic forced us to shift to remote learning in 2020. While the remote experience itself was still very good, I missed the in-person interactions and the sense of community that came with being on campus.