With its 120 year tradition Sofia University St.Kliment Ohridski is the oldest higher education institution in Bulgaria. Sofia University has maintained its position as Bulgaria’s leading university education and research centre for more than a century. Today it is the largest university in the country with 88 degree programs made available by 16 faculties.

New Bulgarian University was founded on 18 September 1991 as a private institution of higher education based in Sofia, Bulgaria. The idea for creating the New Bulgarian University was initiated by several Bulgarian intellectuals who were attempting to modernize Bulgarian higher education, but at the same time preserve its traditions.

AUBG is a private American-style liberal arts university located in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria. The University has assumed a unique and critical educational role in the dynamic region of Southeastern Europe through its emphasis on preparing students for leadership, community involvement, careers, and advanced study.

Located in the second largest city in Bulgaria, Plovdiv University is also the second largest Bulgarian university, after Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski. Plovdiv University was named in honor of the Bulgarian historian Paisiy Hilendarski.
Plovdiv University is structurally divided into the following faculties: Biology, Economics and Social Science, Mathematics and Informatics, Education, Physics, Languages and Literature, Philosophy and History, Chemistry and Law.

Pleven Medical University is one of the five medical universities in Bulgaria. As an institution it was founded in 1974. Pleven Medical University consists of 2 faculties and one college.