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For yet another consecutive year, Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski ranked first in the rating system of higher-education institutions in Bulgaria, announced the Education Ministry.
Sofia University was declared the leader in 21 out of 52 professional majors.
It has to be noted, however, that Sofia University offers education in only 25 out of these 52 majors. Thus, the university is effectively not the leader in only 4 majors with which it participates in the ranking.
Sofia University is traditionally the leader in humanitarian sciences.
The rating of the Medical University in Sofia is very high as well. It is first in all 5 majors which it teaches.
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