University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG)

Students, pursuing the degree programme in Architecture study about 100 disciplines with a total number of about5000 academic hours. During the first eight semesters the study process is carried out under a uniform academic curriculum.

Students in the Bachelor’s degree programme in Urbanism study about 50 disciplines with a total number of about 3000 hours during eight semesters.

The complete study programme takes 10 semesters. 
During the first 8 semesters all students follow a unified academic curriculum, while for the 9th semester they have to choose from two options - Structures and Management and Technology of Construction. The 10th semester, students work on a diploma project consulted by a supervisor from the relevant department.

The complete study programme takes 10 semesters.
During the first 8 semesters all students follow a unified academic curriculum, while for the 9th semester they have to choose from two options - Structures and Management and Technology of Construction. The 10th semester, students work on a diploma project consulted by a supervisor from the relevant department. 

Training in Transportation Engineering was introduced in 1943/44, one year after the establishment of the first Higher Technical School in Bulgaria.

The complete study programme takes 10 semesters. 

All programmes of the Faculty of Hydrotechnics have been accredited by the European Association of Engineers (FEANI) and graduates can obtain the degree “Euro-engineer”.

The length of study in Water Supply and Sewerage is 10 semesters, the last one being used for development and presentation of a diploma project. 

Geodesy is a wide-profile degree programme, allowing surveyors to perform a rich set of activities:

• composition of large-scale and small-scale topographic maps;
• cadastral maps;
• grading plans;
• plats of consolidation;
• space development plans;
• anti-erosion projects for agricultural land;
• land and property valuation;
• seismic and landslide processes studying, etc.

The length of full-time study in Geodesy is 10 semesters, the last one being used for development and presentation of a diploma project.

In 2007–2008 academic year the Faculty of Geodesy launched a new degree programme
“Land and Real Estate Management and Planning” at Bachelor’s level.

Education is full-time, with duration of 8 semesters, the last 8 weeks of the eight semester being devoted to diploma project development. 

The complete study programme takes 12 semesters.
During the first 9 semesters all students follow a unified academic curriculum, while for the 10th semester they have to choose from two options - Structures and Management and Technology of Construction. The 12th semester, students work on a diploma project consulted by a supervisor from the relevant department.