
The academic leadership will award the diplomas of higher education to the graduates of the 30th class of the university on November 21, 2025 at 1:00 p.m. in the Maxima Auditorium, and at the Smolyan Branch - on November 8 at 10:00 a.m.

Students of the Graphic Design major at Varna Free University presented an exhibition at the Jean Wagner Social and Cultural Centre in Mulhouse, France.

A solemn ceremony for awarding higher education diplomas to the Class of 2025 of Varna Free University "Chernorizets Hrabar" - Smolyan Branch, brought together representatives of the academic leadership, local and executive authorities, institutions and business in the Bulgaria Hall of the Branch.

Sasho Penov, Constitutional Judge and Professor of Financial and Tax Law delivered a public lecture on the topic "The Constitution and Taxes in the Era of the New Currency" at the VFU "Chernorizets Hrabar". He visited the university at the invitation of the Lawyer's Club "Prof. Tamara Hinova" at the Student Council.

With excellent grades are Maya Dimitrova, Trayana Yordanova, Nikol Kodeva, Nadezhda Zafirova and Doroteya Nikolaeva. Their ideas demonstrate maturity, creative scale and sensitivity to the urban and natural environment, commented the members of the state examination committee.

The programme is implemented thanks to the partnership between the university and the Dentaprime Dental Medical Centre.

On this day, we remind ourselves that enlightenment is not just knowledge, but a mission, responsibility and faith in human potential. Being an Enlightener means inspiring meaning, bringing hope and leading others to truth and goodness.

The Bulgarian Chamber of Builders awarded the prize for the best presentation to the team "Project X" from the Vocational School of Construction, Architecture and Geodesy "Angel Popov" in Veliko Tarnovo, consisting of Vyara Stoyanova, Petya Dimitrova and Yordan Yanakiev. The team is led by Arch. Martin Lazarov - a graduate of Varna Free University and a former participant in the competition. The three eleventh graders impressed the jury and guests with a presentation combining engineering precision and artistry (see the presentation below).

Studying rare languages gives students a competitive advantage and opens up new opportunities for international communication, academic exchange and professional development. Varna Free University continues to expand its cultural and educational scope by supporting lifelong learning.