Bulgaria Last But One in EU by Education Spending as Ratio to GDP
Bulgaria is last but one in the EU by government expenditure on education as a share of the GDP, according to Eurostat data for 2012.
Bulgaria is last but one in the EU by government expenditure on education as a share of the GDP, according to Eurostat data for 2012.
Bulgarian high school students have won NASA's Grand Prize in the 2014 Space Settlement Contest.
Israel will begin the construction of a new university in Bulgaria's Pravets as an affiliate of an elite university in the city of Ariel.
Unemployment rates among Bulgaria's university graduates in the last five years have dropped to about 4 percent.
Bulgarian colleges and universities will receive an additional state subsidy of BGN 21.
Bulgarian teachers are run down and stressed, working average 48 hours per week despite the legal 40 working hours, a national survey of the Education syndicate showed.
Fifty-four percent of the university graduates in Bulgaria have jobs, which don't require a university degree.
Some 400 Roma children from Bulgaria's North Eastern Shumen region have been included in various programs aiming at keeping them in school, official data showed.
The average monthly wage of Bulgarian teachers will be increased in 2014 from the current BGN 720 to BGN 778.
The team of Bulgaria's Sofia High School of Mathematics (SMG) has won three golden, one silver and three bronze medals at the international Zhautykov Olympiad in Kazakhstan.
A new law on secondary education in Bulgaria is to be presented for public consultation at the end of January.
Leading Japanese companies will offer paid internships to Bulgarian and other European students in the field of engineering.
Bulgaria holds the lowest average age for dropping out of school in all of the EU, at 14.3 years.
A team of students from the Sofia High School of Mathematics won medals at the 2013 Asian Inter-Cities Teenagers' Mathematics Olympiad held in Bogor, Indonesia.
L'Oreal Bulgaria and UNESCO's fellowship program "For Women in Science", which is taking place for the fourth time in Bulgaria, announced extension of its application deadline.
Bulgaria’s Education Minister believes the secondary and higher education has lost touch with the realities of the economy.
Bulgarian students have made considerable improvements in their achievements in reading, mathematics, and sciences from 2009 on.
Nearly half of the students in Bulgaria are studying programs in the spheres of law, economics, and administration, according to a department head at the Education Ministry.
The draft higher education strategy 2014-2020 of Bulgaria's Ministry of Education and Science envisages state budget subsidies for private universities.
Days after its blockade was partially lifted, the oldest high education institution in Bulgaria Sofia University St Kliment Ohridski, marks on November 25, 125 years since its establishment
The Bulgarian government is developing a strategy that will see funds for education and research doubled by 2020.
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