Bulgaria Private Schools, Nurseries to Receive State Subsidies
Bulgarian private schools and nurseries will be granted state subsidies, equal to those of their state-run counterparts under the new draft High School Education Act
Bulgarian private schools and nurseries will be granted state subsidies, equal to those of their state-run counterparts under the new draft High School Education Act
The Bulgarian President has vetoed Monday the Act for the Development of Academic Staff, following a meeting with a group of young Bulgarian scholars who have objected to the Act.
Bulgarian President has said Monday he may veto the government's new Act for the Development of Academic Staff.
There is an urgent need for public discussion and reform of the school system, according to Bulgarian Education Minister Sergey Ignatov.
Financing of Bulgaria's universities will depend on the quality of offered services and professional realization of the students, Education Minister, Sergey Ignatov, announced.
Bulgaria's Higher Attestation Commission will be closed down and Bulgarian universities will be allowed to give academic titles.
The number of the scientific institutes at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) is going to be reduced to 40 from the current 69.
Candidate students, who are hoping to study journalism at the prestigious Sofia University, had to write an essay about Bulgaria's potholed streets and the symbolism of it at a preliminary exam that took place on Sunday.
Bulgarian universities must become "free communities" with strict rules but without unnecessary formality, according to Education Minister Sergey Ignatov.
The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences has confirmed that it will soon mount elections for new heads of all its institutes.
Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency Executive Director, Krasimir Stefanov, has proposed for 'tax literacy' lessons to be introduced into Bulgarian high schools.
The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) should not be closed, but needs to undergo a serious reform, according to a poll of the National Center for Study of Public Opinion (NZIOM).
Bulgaria Deputy PM and Finance Minister has welcomed student Tsvetelina Hristova to take over his duties for a day.
Representatives of some of the world's largest universities are coming to Bulgaria to present their institutions, with Oxford and Cambridge making their debut visit.
The Young Scientists' Association has declared itself in favor of reforming the Bulgarian Academy of Scientists to engage its scholars in teaching.
A new set of measures including mergers of higher education institutions has been designed to increase the competition among Bulgarian universities.
Bulgaria launched Sunday the campaign under the motto "SOS - Save Education" where college students and citizens will give proposals for the secondary education reform.
The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) demands the resignation of Education Minister, Sergey Ignatov, for misleading and misinforming the public.
The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) is near bankruptcy, the BAS Chair Nikola Sabotinov said Monday.
Petya Evtimova was appointed Wednesday Bulgaria's new Deputy Education Minister by the Ministry's Head, Sergey Ignatov.
The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) is planning to establish their own university, the BAS President, Nikola Sabotinov, informs.
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